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Home, 2 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 8)
40ft boatwell, charter fishing boats on the same street, all the comforts of home. Go out to eat or bar b q out on top deck or use full service kitchen. 3 story boathouse apartment has first floor kitchen with sitting area, full bath, laundry and a private entrance to 40 ft boatwell. 2nd floor has a full kitchen, full bath, queen bedroom, 2nd room has 2 sets of bunkbeds and living room with fold out dbl bed. 3rd floor has 2 sets of decks to entertain your family and friends, you can see cedar point only 1.5 miles away even better at night. enjoy fireworks from cedar point. Welcome to Erie islands you will love it, One stay at Top deck boathouse and you will keep coming back.
Within 5 minutes of this boathouse apartment,:Cedar Point, 3 Indoor waterparks, shopping, restaurants, Battery Park, ferries to Put in Bay, Kellyes Island, Cinemas, Spa's and Chartetboat fishing. This boathouse apartment has been available for years on this site but has recently been purchased by new owner. Hi, I'm Tammy, new owner of the Top Deck Boathouse Apartment if you have been here before please come back, If you have never been here please come stay, you will love it. This is the only boathouse for rent downtown with 40 ft boatwell and top decks to see for miles. Very clean unit and unique to this site, an experience you deserve. 5 star restaurants, wine bars, winery's and bars within 5 miles from boathouse.
Keywords: CEDAR POINT, CAST AWAY BAY, GREAT WOLF LODGE, KALAHARI WATER PARK, BOATHOUSE APARTMENT NEXT TO BATTERY PARK DOWNTOWN SANDUSKY GREAT VIEW FROM TOP DECK OF LAKE ERIE AND CEDAR POINT ALSO HAS 40 FT BOATWELL
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Proud single mom of 20 year old baseball player named Sammy. He is playing baseball for Thiel College and ismajoring in HR and Finance. I am full time Realtor for Russell Real Estate and have offices in Medina and Sandusky , Ohio and President of the Medina County Board of Realtors for 2011. Raised in Biloxi Mississippi
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- 3 oz. unsweetened chocolate
- 1 stick sweet butter
- 2/3 c. flour
- 1/4 tea baking powder
- lg. pinch of salt
- 2 eggs beaten
- 1 c. + 2 Tbsp sugar
- 1 and a 1/2 teasp. pure vanilla
- 1/4 c. milk
- 1/3 c. walnuts or pecans
- Line or butter 12 muffin tins, preheat oven to 325
- melt chocolate and butter together and allow to cool slightly.
- whisk tog. flour, b. powder and salt
- beat eggs on high till frothy, slowly add sugar, when thick add the chocolate mixture and then the vanilla on med. speed.
- alternate beating in the flour and the egg mixtures, beginning and ending with the flour, add nuts.
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I'm getting all of the pieces in place to begin my first homebrewing adventure. My only problem is where I'm going to ferment.
We keep our house at around 62-63 degrees in the Winter. I planned on using my basement as my primary place to ferment. From October through April it runs anywhere from 50-60 degrees. The rest of the year it is 60-70 degrees on average.
So this begs the question, should I only do lagers in the cold months, and do ales in the warmer months? I really don't have any other place to ferment.
Also, is it possible to do lagers without racking to a secondary?
I make brews that have longer fermentation times in my parent's basement because it's colder than my apartment and I can choose wherein the yeast temperature range I want it to be. The storage room in their basement is 50*F and I use a bucket full of water to immerse most of the carboy with a submersible fish tank heat to keep the water at my preferred temperature.
Right now I have a hard apple cider fermenting at 67*F to avoid some of the undesirable esters I might find if I were to ferment it at 72-72*F.
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Your winter temps sound a little too high for lagers and a little low for ales,
+ on the water jacket with fish tank heater
There are some ale strains that work in the mid fifties and up fairly well. I know I have two batches fermenting with Nottingham yeast right now in my attic stairwell and it stays at 55-60 pretty consistently. What I would suggest is keeping them near a heat source to keep them a little warmer if it gets really cold in the house. Next to the fridge or freezer is a good spot, along with near the furnace.
There are also brewers belts you can buy that wrap around the fermenting bucket to keep it a tad warmer. Some people have used fish tank thermometers and a water bath to keep the fermenters warm too.
Holy crap you guys are fast!
There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."
Your basement might just be perfect...perhaps near the furnace or wter heater will put you close to 60. US05 or nottingham will give you a nice clean ferment at high fifties to low sixties.
I have a similar situation to OP: 50 - 60 in the basement, desired ferment 66 -70.
I'm currently using a 100 watt aquarium heater in a picnic tub.
It's better than nothing, but there are some issues.
1. I should get an ice cube type cooler to reduce the heat loss.
2. The temp in the picnic tub is 10F different from top to bottom, so I should add a stirrer or pump.
Actually, I'd do the initial fermenting at around 60-62 because the yeast will cause some heat on their own. When it starts to slow down after a couple of days, you can move it a bit warmer to finish.
I've also wanted to do that cooler and aquarium heater thing. Sounds decent. You can also buy a brewers belt that wraps around the fermenter and heats it up. I think they sell for around $20 or so.


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ESPN Boston has spotlighted the controversial call in the EMass Division 4 Super Bowl as its "Hot Button" issue of the week. Brendan Hall and Scott Barboza debate whether or not the call should have been made, and you can speak your mind by voting or...Blog | December 08, 2011
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The MIAA football playoffs kicked off last night, with 36 games across the state. In Eastern Mass, BC High and Needham earned the right to face off in the Division 1 Super Bowl on Saturday, while Lincoln-Sudbury and Everett advanced in Division 1A. E...Blog | November 30, 2011
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The high school football slate is kicking off with a bang tonight, as a pair of Division 1 Super Bowl hopefuls clash in Dorchester. No. 6 Brockton brings its power rushing game to No. 3 BC High. This game traditionally comes down to the fourth quarte...Blog | September 09, 2011
Everett drops, still tops football rankingsMike Grimala
Despite dropping from Division 1 to Division 1A this season, Everett football should still be familiar with its spot in the rankings. After going undefeated and winning the Super Bowl last season, the Crimson Tide start this season at No. 1. Duxbury ...Blog | August 21, 2011
Dieter, Kimbrough make All-American teamMike Grimala
The ESPNHS football All-American team has been announced, and two Indiana players were selected. SB Washington wide receiver Gehrig Dieter made the third team, as did Warren Central linebacker Tim Kimbrough. Dieter, a senior, caught 81 passes for ...Blog | December 22, 2011
Gehrig Dieter: human football receiver or superhero?Mike Grimala
As Jared Shanker details in this story, SB Washington senior Gehrig Dieter set a national record this weekend by hauling in 437 receiving yards in a win over Elkhart Central. Dieter also went for 300-plus yards in each of his first two games this sea...Blog | September 06, 2011


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yo check it you over here talking shit like a squish bug.
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The name given to a person(usually by his mother) with a small Penis. If your friends call you squishbug, they are not really your friends, and you should go jerk your little bean in a corner. You may think this name is cute, but if you do its because of your ADHD.
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A critical part of UK's revenue cycle is the point of sale or cash collection location, which currently exceeds more than 100 locations. All locations are required to adhere to UK cash handling regulations. These regulations are designed to reduce the risk associated with improper cash handling activities (e.g. Register Disbursements, Cash Larceny, Skimming or Check Tampering). Asset Misappropriation, which includes cash and cash equivalents, is the number one type of occupational fraud for employers according to survey results from the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners 2014 Report to the Nations. UKIA has four tips also known as "SCAR" to assist units/departments with reducing the risk associated with these activities. Read more …


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UW design students look at Ballard transit
In a project led by Landscape Architecture Associate Professor Julie Johnson, 17 landscape design students appeared before the Ballard District Council meeting this week to present their concepts for a better functioning transit system that would also build a healthier and safer neighborhood.
UW to Host Unemployed Nation Hearings
What does it mean to be one of the 22 million Americans – numbers not seen since the Great Depression – who are either jobless, underemployed in part-time jobs, or discouraged and no longer looking for work? Unemployed Nation is looking for people willing to tell their stories at hearings in Kane Hall on campus
UW researchers quietly changing lives
You may not know their names but their discoveries have led to life-changing advances in health, science and the world we live in. "Timeless Discoveries", airing this week on UWTV, channel 27, highlights the work of about two dozen UW researchers whose work has had important impacts on society. Read more in today's Seattle Times.
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Todd Snitchler was appointed chairman of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio in 2011 by Gov. John Kasich . In a Tuesday statement, Snitchler said he decided it's time to move to a different role.
A statement from Kasich said the governor wanted Snitchler to seek reappointment but respects his decision.
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Adam and Anna had 4 boys and 3 girls.
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Around 10 tonight, Bulloch Academy head coach Clint Morgan will know how good his 6-1 Gator football team really is.
SYLVANIA - In a young Screven County Gamecock backfield, somebody had to step up and be a leader. It appears that the role has gone to junior running back Travis Coles.
BROOKLET - Coach Aimee Civalier and her Southeast Bulloch Lady Yellow Jackets were disappointed when they let the Region 3-AA softball championship slip out of their hands at home on Saturday.
SYLVANIA - The Screven County Lady Gamecocks stumbled in the last game of the regular season, dropping the finale to Southeast Bulloch 6-1.
Jenkins County is just the type of team the opposition doesn't want to see this time of year.
ATLANTA - The New York Giants are on another roll. Now, they've got to sustain it.
Switching from wide receiver last season to wingback this season has been the best of both worlds for Bulloch Academy's Ethan Lovett.
ATLANTA - Donovan McNabb was sacked a dozen times by the Giants. Joey Harrington might want to consider taking out some extra insurance before Monday night's game against New York.
EVANS – The Evans Knights may, after all, be for real.
The Statesboro Herald has taken another step towards the age of multimedia programming.
Two perfectly executed trick plays gave the Josey Eagles a 20-7 halftime lead and took all of the momentum away from the home team as the Southeast Bulloch Yellow Jackets (1-5, 0-3 Region 3-AA) dropped their third straight region contest 41-23 Friday night.
Screven County's high octane ground game churned out 352 yards and the Gamecock defense was dominating, as Screven beat Laney, the No. 6-ranked AA team in the state, 21-12, Friday in Sylvania.
WAYNESBORO – Bulloch Academy scored on its very first play from scrimmage and never looked back as the Gators dominated GISA Region 2-AA foe Edmund Burke Academy 42-0 here Friday night.
PORTAL – The weather finally cooled off, but Portal and Bryan County staged a hotly contested game Friday at the Portal Athletic Complex. Using an efficient and relentless rushing attack, the Redskins were able to jump out in front and withstand a Portal rally, winning 14-6.
ATLANTA - John Schuerholz stepped aside as general manager of the Atlanta Braves on Thursday to become team president after assembling teams that won a record 14 straight division titles and the 1995 World Series championship.
SHANGHAI - Graeme McDowell typically looks at the leaderboard more often at the start of a tournament. It gives him a sense of how the course is playing and what score he might need to contend at the finish.
When Syracuse played defending national champion Florida State the only thing surprising about the outcome was the score.
Too often, the so-called Battle of Ohio has been about as tasty as week-old Skyline Chili.
Georgia's bobwhite quail season comes in later this month and that is the best news I can give you.
MIAMI - The U.S. government says New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez gave his cousin nearly $1 million last year to keep secret Rodriguez's use of performance enhancing drugs.
Jahlil Okafor has yet to play a game for Duke. The hype surrounding his arrival is all pegged to potential and what he accomplished against high school players.
CHICAGO - Joe Maddon's unusual road to the manager's office at Wrigley Field included a job interview at an RV park in Pensacola, Florida. The first public stop was a bar across the street from the iconic ballpark, where Maddon offered to buy a beer and a shot for everyone in the room.
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - The University of North Carolina has tried for years to remove the stain of an academic scandal that began with an office administrator setting up sham classes to help struggling students - only to see things get worse.
SHANGHAI - Nicolas Colsaerts of Belgium is among the longest hitters in golf. When he's hitting it straight, it can be a dangerous combination.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Madison Bumgarner pitched five innings of near-perfect relief and the San Francisco Giants held off the Kansas City Royals 3-2 Wednesday night in Game 7 of the World Series for their third championship in five seasons.
Back in 2010, New Orleans went 11-5 and Seattle was 7-9. But the Saints were a wild card for the playoffs and the Seahawks won their division.


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It's that time in the SDN hype cycle where people are beginning to lay out a more solid vision of what it means to them. Themes are beginning to emerge on the foundations laid by ONF that include the necessary separation of control and data (forwarding) planes, but some are still missing critical components - the ones that enable agility of the business, not just the network.
Juniper's Bob Muglia recently published a post called "Decoding SDN" that expounds upon Juniper's vision of SDN. It's a well written lengthy piece that's definitely worth a read if you not only want to understand Juniper's strategy but if you want to gain a bit more insight into how SDN is being approached.
One thing that jumped out at me was Bob's "Four Planes of Networking". Generally speaking it was an excellent distillation of the SDN concept. But something was missing, in my opinion. It did not adequately encapsulate the notion of how or where SDN enables one of its most important purported benefits: agility.
Let's review the basic definition of agility, shall we?
1.the power of moving quickly and easily; nimbleness: exercises demanding agility.
A fairly nebulous definition and Bob's description of the four planes of networking certainly can be construed to fulfill the requirements of agility. After all, merely separating control from data (forwarding) plane combined with a standardized management plane enables a fair amount of agility in the network, certainly more than what existed before the concept of SDN began disrupting the entire networking community.
But agility isn't just about being able to rapidly change forwarding tables, it's about being able to respond to operational and business conditions. It's about being able to implement new functionality, if necessary, that enables innovative business ideas to be realized in the network, which almost always must deliver that business idea to customers, employees, or partners.
What I found missing from Bob's discussion was programmability of the network, that is, not just the ability to programmatically modify configuration, but to programmatically modify the behavior (and thus the delivery mechanisms) of the network.
Bob's diagram and explanation (shortened for brevity):
The Four Planes of Networking
Inside every networking and security device – every switch, router, and firewall - you can separate the software into four layers or planes. As we move to SDN, these planes need to be clearly understood and cleanly separated. This is absolutely essential in order to build the next generation, highly scalable network.
Forwarding. The bottom plane, Forwarding, does the heavy lifting of sending the network packets on their way.
Control. If the Forwarding plane is the brawn of the network, Control is the brains. The Control plane understands the network topology and makes the decisions on where the flow of network traffic should go.
Services. Sometimes network traffic requires more processing and for this, the Services plane does the job. Not all networking devices have a Services plane – you won't find this plane in a simple switch. But for many routers and all firewalls, the Services plane does the deep thinking, performing the complex operations on networking data that cannot be accomplished by the Forwarding hardware. Services are the place where firewalls stop the bad guys and parental controls are enforced.
Management. Like all computers, network devices need to be configured, or managed. The Management plane provides the basic instructions of how the network device should interact with the rest of the network.
I hope Bob does not take it amiss if I modify and expand upon his network plane diagram.
First, I think management should not be portrayed as part of the network planes. It's not part of the network - not really - nor should it be. The separation of management from network plane as a matter of technical architecture and implementation is well-established as a best practice to ensure continued access to devices that have failed or are overwhelmed. I don't think Bob's intention was to imply the management plane was coupled to the network plane in such a manner, but diagrams using an east or west-bound management placement tend to disseminate the actual separation a bit better, so I've moved it off to the side and broadened it to ensure it covers not only control but services as well.
Which is the next layer I think needs some expansion.
One of the core premises of SDN is the ability to programmatically extend the functionality of the "network" through plug-ins, add-ons, or applications - whatever you want to call them, they're the same thing - I'm going to refer to them as services as I think Bob took the right approach with the service nomenclature. But rather than use the all encompassing "services" I think we should view that layer as a service framework, upon which new services can be deployed - whether through plug-ins or a direct programmatic interface or through a less coupled API. However it occurs, a set of base network services are available in the framework that can be extended. That's where additional value is added, where new network functionality is deployed, and what makes it possible to use the same network "equipment" to deploy a variety of functions. The same "equipment" should be distilled down to a common set of networking services but be able to support firewall services on one, application acceleration on another, and load balancing on yet another.
This concept draws from the idea of a platform in the development world. Developers do not write their own network stacks, or even application-transport (HTTP) stacks. They develop functionality atop a common framework that enables them to modify behavior such that a highly secure, banking application can be deployed on the same common platform as a completely open picture sharing application. The platform is deployed, managed, configured and operated in the same way but the applications, ah, the applications have very different profiles.
The same concept must be applied to the network and to SDN-enabled solutions. It's not enough to provide separation of control and forwarding to enable agility. To enable true agility requires the inclusion of a services platform capable of extending functionality without introducing additional operational overhead into the core "stack".
There's a lot more in Bob's discussion, including an interesting view of "SDN Chaining" which I will not get into here because this is long enough that your coffee is likely cold by now. Suffice it to say it's an interesting read and I find valuable nuggets in his discussion and think such posts are necessary to start really figuring out where this SDN thing is going to go.
SYS-CON Events announced today that Windstream, a leading provider of advanced network and cloud communications, has been named "Silver Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 16th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 9–11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York, NY. Windstream (Nasdaq: WIN), a FORTUNE 500 and S&P 500 company, is a leading provider of advanced network communications, including cloud computing and managed services, to businesses nationwide. The company also offers broadband, p...
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The 4th International DevOps Summit, co-located with16th International Cloud Expo – being held June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY – announces that its Call for Papers is now open. Born out of proven success in agile development, cloud computing, and process automation, DevOps is a macro trend you cannot afford to miss. From showcase success stories from early adopters and web-scale businesses, DevOps is expanding to organizations of all sizes, including the world's large...
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Verizon Enterprise Solutions is simplifying the cloud-purchasing experience for its clients, with the launch of Verizon Cloud Marketplace, a key foundational component of the company's robust ecosystem of enterprise-class technologies. The online storefront will initially feature pre-built cloud-based services from AppDynamics, Hitachi Data Systems, Juniper Networks, PfSense and Tervela. Available globally to enterprises using Verizon Cloud, Verizon Cloud Marketplace provides a one-stop shop fo...
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Leysin American School is an exclusive, private boarding school located in Leysin, Switzerland. Leysin selected an OpenStack-powered, private cloud as a service to manage multiple applications and provide development environments for students across the institution. Seeking to meet rigid data sovereignty and data integrity requirements while offering flexible, on-demand cloud resources to users, Leysin identified OpenStack as the clear choice to round out the school's cloud strategy. Additional...
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The major cloud platforms defy a simple, side-by-side analysis. Each of the major IaaS public-cloud platforms offers their own unique strengths and functionality. Options for on-site private cloud are diverse as well, and must be designed and deployed while taking existing legacy architecture and infrastructure into account. Then the reality is that most enterprises are embarking on a hybrid cloud strategy and programs. In this Power Panel at 15th Cloud Expo (http://www.CloudComputingExpo.com...
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We are all here because we are sold on the transformative promise of The Cloud. But what good is all of this ephemeral, on-demand infrastructure if your usage doesn't actually improve the agility and speed of your business? How must Operations adapt in order to avoid stifling your Cloud initiative? In his session at DevOps Summit, Damon Edwards, co-founder and managing partner of the DTO Solutions, will highlight the successful organizational, process, and tooling patterns of high-performing c...
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The definition of IoT is not new, in fact it's been around for over a decade. What has changed is the public's awareness that the technology we use on a daily basis has caught up on the vision of an always on, always connected world. If you look into the details of what comprises the IoT, you'll see that it includes everything from cloud computing, Big Data analytics, "Things," Web communication, applications, network, storage, etc. It is essentially including everything connected online from ha...
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"You a b*tch bruh — walking around in them tight a** jeans, n*gga," Kafani said in a video. "When I see you I'm gonna slap the sh*t out you. You know I got money, n*gga, so you know I'ma find you. I'm on house arrest right now. Got a few months. When I come off house arrest I'm gonna embarrass your b*tch a**. Believe that." (Kafani YouTube)
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Great staff, great location, comfortable and quiet.
Dificult to get to by car. Pay close attention to the driving map provided by email. The U turn shown is tight.
The apartment was well conceived and carried through. The involvement and local advice of the architect and entrepreneur, Se, 'Zay', was brilliant. The setting of our apartment, the typical moss, lichen and quiet of Sintra, was worth gold. The cafes and restaurants were excellent. Before arrival, we had been wary, as we had encountered two accommodations, one in France and one in Lisbon, that had put us off on-line bookings. Se showed how it could be done, and should be. There is no point compromising heritage values, particularly architecture, in the creation of an apartment. If only all of them were required to have the approval of someone like Se!
I don't recall anything that I did not like.
In the heat of summer, the patio area would probably be great. We stayed in November, so only used the apartment - I don't have much positive to say about it I'm afraid. There were good clothes washing facilities, although we didn't use them.
The studio apartment was damp - it smelled of damp, worst in the kitchen. Clothes got damp overnight. The air condition blows right across the bed, making it impossible for us to keep it on overnight to improve the temperature. Apartment was very pokey, furniture not great - bed was very creaky, sofa stained. Kitchen area was tiny and equipment appeared to be leftover from a boot sale. Rain seeped in under the bathroom door.
Reception at midnight was no problem at all. We had a room with a view, on the castle and the old city The breakfast is really home-made. The quiche is delicous :)
Finished to a high standard, well equipped and very helpful staff who will advise where to eat. Good position but difficult to find by car.TiP.- You need to drive in front of Tivoli Hotel and then do an almost impossible 180 sharp left turn, then it is easy as casa da Pendoa is found on your right with green doors. parking in street
Bed in 3a apartment too hard.
At reception we were welcomed and given wonderful suggestions on things we might do and see and places we might eat to make our stay most enjoyable! We had plenty of room and felt as if we were experiencing the real Portugal.
Parking.....but this is to expected in this location!
Very good location, the view, friendly staff, ratio "quality / price".
lovely studio on the back street of the main square in town. Great location in terms of being only a couple minutes walk (uphill) from all the restaurants, sights and bus stop. Staff were lovely and informative about the local area. Apartment was spotless. Left out a small bottle of port, some bread, jam and cheese for us on arrival.
we stayed on the ground floor which is street level - neighbour decided to play "rave music" at 3 in the afternoon, which was quite loud, and a tad annoying. But we had only just arrived, and it was quiet when we got back to the apartment in the evening. You can hear the footsteps of everyone walking past in the evening, but they was few and far between and I definitely wouldn't let that put you off from staying here (on the ground floor) as long as you aren't a super light sleeper.
great location
If I was going to Sintra again I would stay there
Thoughtful: staff, design and comfort.
The staff were very welcoming and gave some great tips for us to make the most out of our stay such as places to visit and eat. The apartment itself was absolutely amazing, a huge space in which to relax with all the mod cons. we especially liked the welcome hamper of cheese,bread,coffee,jam etc. We received service that you wouldnt expect and were pleasantly surprised. we would love to visit casa da pendoa again in the future.
The view from the apartment
The matress, it was too hard.
Great Location Woderful Apartment Very friendly Owner Bonus breakfast Value for money
Convenient to Centro, parking was good once you got to it. Comfortable, clean rooms.
No breakfast but they did provide some rolls and cereal with milk and juice.
The courtyard garden with its lemon trees, banana grove(oh yes!), Pear tree. Birds singing. The neighborhood was quiet yet minutes away from the centre of action. The bedroom, tiny yet well equipped and of course the bathroom with its window opening out into a tiny courtyard. the other bathroom door which was locked opened out onto the terrace leading down. Well located for all the local sights.
The location was really hard to find, local people had no clue. We finally asked a policeman. The directions came too late after we had left. Parking can be a bit of a problem, it might be good to warn guests to bring a small car. Also the 'roman bath' outside, I don't know what to call it, was full of filthy water. It should have been drained before letting it out.
Had a great time with our apartment right off the main square of Sintra. Although tucked away and a little hard to find once there we were amazed at the great facility of having our own apartment. Bathroom was up to date and great. Enjoyed it!
The location was excellent, right in the centre of Sintra with all local amenities with five minutes' walk. The price was very good and the staff were very helpful. Bearing in mind the problems of shopping for food the alternative of eating in local restaurants was both very good and inexpensive.
The mansard room was cramped even for short people; we should have checked this and asked for another room - our fault not the accommodation. There were few shops for self catering food: something we should perhaps have realised.
Location and staff were excellent. Very good value for money.
Great location in Sintra and staff very helpful.Parking nearby.Even though they don't provide breakfast they provide juice,tea,coffee,bread and jam.They also recommended a fantastic restaurant Tulhas nearby but don't drink or eat at the cafe facing the Palace .We paid the most money for drinks that we have ever paid in Portugal
A wonderful place to stay! Everything was indeed very nice! thank you!
Owner very helpful
Room 18 to be avoided. Also, prepare for hill climbing.
Nice ambience and view. A mini apartment - comfy space. Basic breakfast groceries and complementary Port!
Mainly that it was VERY hard (with no car) to find anywhere to buy any food to be self catering, though did manage to find two rather temporary looking little food shops. Be prepared to eat out!
Central Location , close to quality restaurants for diner .spacious , 2 bathrooms . Enjoyed the personal touch of good on our arrival .
Directions to the house were emailed to me 4 hours before our arrival . Hence with no wifi facilities I did not pick up these very useful information . Not enough mugs .
Very friendly staff, central location, great value.
compact, comfortable accommodation
tight for 3 people
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