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so nice place to stay with very nice people in the centre of chiang mai ,
peaceful and spiritual athmosphere , thanks to the owner Noi and her family , her friends
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We stayed here a week and it was perfectly adequate for our needs. The garden is lovely and the wifi is strong. The fan rooms are fine -- clean, large enough. But the price, 500 baht, is ridiculous. Indeed, I saw quite a few people walk in and walk out when they heard the price. Unbeknownst to me, it's easy...
All Suriya (We called him RI-ya.) knew when he picked us up was our wish to ride the elephants. He quickly realized our interests were much broader. Yes, the elephant riding was lots of fun for my wife and me. The ox cart and river rafting were bonuses but these could be experienced with other tour companies. He recognized our...
beautiful and quiet place in the heart of old city. Inspired stay, clean, friendly and nature. The garden it's the perfect place to meet interesting people and feel the nature, perfect for relaxing and meditation...
I and my family staid there first 2 nights and we made sure that on our return to Chang Mai to have 2 rooms booked. The place is a green oasis, basic but clean room, good hot shower but the cherry on the top is Noi, the owner/ receptionist who was extremely helpful and friendly and took special care that...
Unique and excellent. It's a nice and quiet hostel which is inside the old town. It is hostel's policy to be quiet at night, so I was able to have a very good night sleep. There's a small bar and very well-decorated garden in the hostel. The owner takes really good care of her hostel, and was very helpful. Only...
Super friendly staff and everything you would want in a guest house. The Rama Tour with Ya was a great experience! Ya knows what to see and it was a pleasure learning about northern Thailand from him. We would highly recommend a tour with Ya while staying at the Rama Guest House.
Great little guest house - highly recommend ( nice staff and value for money ) Lovely part of Thailand :-)
Reception staff where able to book us trips to elephants / Tiger Temple / shooting range etc which was great.
The rooms are basic but very reasonable price, 400 baht per room for a double fan room. The rooms weren't cleaned when we were there but that didn't bother us. Great for backpackers! Ask for towels/ loo roll if needed.
Great chilled out area outside good for relaxing.
Noi is lovely and very friendly. She also runs the travel agency...
It is charming. Fred (at the bar, long hair, a big Harley Davidson parked inside, always excellent music) and his wife are very friendly. The place is nice, quiet, very green. And there's a pool table ! No breakfast nor restaurant, but check Angel's Secret, 10m from there.

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Studio 44 Foch
Studio | No Bedrooms | sleeps 2
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A delightful 4th floor studio (with lift access) perfectly situated only a few steps away from the seafront, close to two beautiful sandy beaches as well as many cafes and restaurants and still only a short walk to the Old Town and the Provençal market. Located in a quiet residential block with a full length balcony, reached through patio doors, it attracts the sun from mid morning until dusk, with gentle evening breezes, so is ideal for leisurely drinks and meals while watching the sunset towards Juan les Pins.
The main living area has A/C and is light and spacious with a large comfy sofa and TV (French channels only) and a double bed is discretely positioned though an artistically curtained arch. There is a modern bathroom with wet-room style shower and a separate WC. The well equipped and self contained kitchen is slightly elevated providing a breakfast bar as well as plenty of work surfaces.
There is ample storage with a small wardrobe and cast iron shelves in the entrance hall and a washing machine is also available. The apartment is fitted with wifi and a private parking space is provided at the rear of the building (to be booked in advance).
|Sleeps up to 2, Studio
|Nearest beach
|Ponteil 350 m
|Car not necessary
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Nice 23 km, Nearest railway: Antibes 1 km
|Family friendly
|Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player
|Air conditioning, TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Cooker, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 bathrooms of which 1 Shower rooms
|Double beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 2, Lounge seats for 3
|Linen provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace
|Parking, Lift access
The Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur region
The apartment is only a few minutes walk to the sandy beaches of Ponteil and Salis and the historic Old Town of Antibes. Full of charm and character, the Old Town is a maze of alleys, lanes and narrow streets which will take you to all the many cafes, bars, bistros and restaurants. The regular street markets and the daily Marche Provençal displaying local crafts, wares and produce, attract locals and tourists alike. Take a seat at one of the many pavement cafes and enjoy a coffee whilst you totally immerse yourself in the French way of life. A visit to Port Vauban with its vast array of super yachts will prove well worthwhile whilst you marvel at the luxury and wealth on display. A walk to the Picasso and the Peynet museums are recommended and even a visit to the absinthe museum and bar for some lively atmosphere in the evening.
Within a fifteen minute walk of the apartment is the sister resort of Juan les Pins, a complete contrast to Antibes but well worth a visit.
Only a short drive from Nice airport (30 minutes), guests can easily get to Antibes using public transport (bus or train) or by private transfer. Parking can be arranged at the residency, although a car really is not necessary.
The superb network of trains and buses allow all guests the opportunity to visit well-known places such as Cannes, Nice, Monaco and even Italy (in under 2 hours). If you are a frequent visitor to the area, there are always new paces to visit; St Paul de Vence with its many galleries, the hilltop village of Eze or even the small island of Île Sainte-Marguerite which is just off the coast of Juan les Pins.
There is always plenty to see and do in the area, for all ages, tastes and budgets.
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11 Aug 2014
"44 Foch, a great place to stay."
Studio apartment is small but very well equipped with clearly defined areas. Ideal for a couple. Location is perfect having only a short walk either through town centre to old town or via the ramparts… More
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"Great place to stay in Antibes"
We were really pleased with the studio, ideal for a couple with enough space and nice kitchen area/breakfast bar, perfect location in between beach and old town, studio and building have got good secu… More
26 Jun 2014
"Excellent base for exploring Antibes"
This is a studio apartment that doesn't feel like a studio apartment as it is light and airy and the sleeping area is tucked unobtrusively into a corner. The location is perfect for exploring Ant… More
9 Sep 2013
"excellent holiday"
really bright apartment. The fact that the bed is in situe made it like an apartment and not a studio. Agent was very helpful.… More
30 Jun 2013
"Wonderful efficiency"
This apartment was very comfortable and cozy for the two of us. The space is organized very efficiently and all needed amenities were provided. This was our first trip to Antibes, and we found the l… More
29 May 2013
"The perfect spot for a short break"
We returned to Antibes after a ten year absence. As we knew the town quite well we were very clear about what we wanted regarding accommodation. The studio on Avenue Foch ticked all our boxes. I short we were delighted! Our welcome host was helpful and very friendly on arrival - which was in torrential rain! The apartment really DID look like the photos; spacious enough for the two of us, lovely decor, well equipped kitchen, comfortable bed and sofa, nice modern bathroom with super shower. Also secure entry system and well kept communal areas. We were glad to have somewhere cosy on the first two rainy days, but equally glad to have a balcony that captured the sun almost all day for the rest of the week. The location was perfect. Minutes walk from the promenade, town beach and nearest supermarket. We were able to walk everywhere, come back to the apartment in between strolls to the market, museums, shops and harbour. Can't recommend it highly enough! We are thinking of every excuse to take another break there this year if we possibly can.......
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Were taken here for dinner with friends. Found the menu to be somewhat limited and found it a bit difficult to choose. None of the items totally grabbed me. Chose soup, beef tartare, braised beef and a chicken dish. Friends said tartare was great as well as chicken. The beef dish was very tender and tasty, mashed potato not to...
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I like the previous reviewer Peter F have been staying at this hotel since it opened. The original builder of the hotel was a shipping mogul from Hong Kong and also the developer / promoter of the entire area of Nansha. Since his death a number of years ago the hotel has been owned by the son. When the son took over I noticed a definite change in the hotel.
When this place opened it felt a bit the like movie THE SHINNING. It was stunning and the staff top notch. I assume because there was hardly anyone here on my every visit that is was losing money hand over foot and the old man didn't care. He had his prize hotel and was rich and happy anyways.
Food was great - service was great - but not all facilities were open yet - like SPA. The pool is stunning and one of the largest I have ever seen and I have reviewed over 500 hotels for a living. The landscaping is marvelous.
Over the years - the hotel has become more affordable for Chinese guests who have acquired more wealth. And it is much busier, but rarely feels full even if it is because most people leave the hotel and go about their business.
The more trafficked areas of the hotel are becoming noticeably run down. Bathrooms have mold and the once "expensive-looking" features are now becoming worn. TVs are woefully small for the room size and with few English choices - that may or may not be working - it's a small detail in the overall scheme of things.
WI-FI is free and the rooms have wired Internet. The carpets look dirty - the furniture also. And they should probably be replaced. The counters in my room were in need of refinishing and at any other 5 star hotel would have been.
The bathrooms - once stunning - still have lighted makeup mirrors mounted in a place that make sense and women will be happy. The beds once hard as rocks - are now more comfortable and the sheets and bedding is very nice and always clean. The rooms are spacious whether you have a pool view or mountain view.
One reviewer mentioned that this hotel will get better in time - that sad to say is not true. The staff in the restaurants are woefully inattentive. The food - which was top notch and has gone down hill. I have stayed here when the free breakfasts have been marvelous and choices and when the food has been horrible and choices small. I believe it depends on the vacancies in the hotel - the more vacancies the less food. Today for example I ate just past 7 am and everything on the buffet that should have been hot, was ice cold.
Dinner used to be marvelous - prices have crept up and portions and quality has gone down. The spa treatments are very good and the spa staff is pleasant and attentive. Hotel prices apply for example a facial can run about US$85. Other treatments include full body, foot etc.
The hotel is located in the middle of no place - only convenient to the ferry terminal (also built by developer). But is has lovely sea views - if you can see it through the ever-increasing pollution.
I think this hotel is pretty typical of many China hotels - it starts up and goes down. Shoddy construction standards add to the quick downfall of finishes.
Is this the best place to stay in Nansha - yes - for sure. Other choices like the Clifford - which was the only choice initially as horrid - filled with local ladies of the evening at night and rat-infested kitchens - yes I have witnessed first-hand. So stay here before staying anyplace else.
I have not however found the staff unable to understand me nor I them. Perhaps it is because I have spent so much time here. Speak slowly and smile and usually the response is good - even if there is a problem.
So 5 stars?- some things - overall design and common areas. Rooms - need updating and a good cleaning. Common hallways smell smokey - even on non-smoking floors.
So with food and rooms being premier in many people's experience - 3 stars. But stay here before any other hotel in Nansha - at least for now.
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Twitter tweets and trolls... the interweb can be a sticky, tangled-up place.
Good to see brainless Liam Stacey get his comeuppance for posting an offensive tweet about heart attack victim, the footballer Fabrice Muamba.
He was jailed for 56 days for his mocking messages posted online as the midfielder was given life-saving treatment on the pitch. The right to express an opinion in public, whether online, in the pub or out in the park, does not give you the right to be abusive.
I can't remember who said it, but you shouldn't put online anything you wouldn't go up to a stranger and repeat...
The one good point about this story is that sickening Stacey was traced and arrested so quickly.
While I'm on about it, how come Titanic director James Cameron can tweet from the deepest part of the ocean? He can get a signal from seven miles under the waves off a distant south sea island and I can't get a signal when I'm out in the hills just 10 miles from Penrith!
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OK I have a 19month old that I have been slinging from the beginning. First I used an origanl baby sling brand one that was my mothers for my 16 yr old and subsiquint siblings. Still worked good padding was just a little shot. Then I bought just a basic sling I think the dr. sears brand one from babies r us and love the better padding, oh i should have got it sooner. But anyways my problem has always been carrying a diaper bag and now just a purse when wearing him as it always seemed to slip off my shoulder. I have another on the way in january and was wondering if maybe a different style bag would help before we get our new bag for this one.
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I have a large fanny type bag that I use it belts around my waiste and I added a shoulder strap. I put the shoulder strap on my non sling shoulder and then slide the bag under ds or dd's butt while carrying them. It gives me hands free and them a seat.
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LOUIS Louis C. Ingram, Jr. (Lt. Col. USAF Retired), age 90, of Lilburn, passed away on Sunday, February 13, 2011. Military graveside services will be held at 11:00 AM Thursday, February 17, 2011 at Westview Cemetery in Atlanta. Born October 25, 1920 in Atlanta, Mr. Ingram attended Decatur Boys High and Georgia Tech (Class of 1941) where he was a member of Sigma Chi fraternity. He was retired from the U.S. Air Force as a Lieutenant Colonel. He served in World War II and the Korean and Vietnam conflicts. During WWII, he served in combat in B-29's in the western Pacific against Japan. After retirement from the Air Force, he was employed with Twentieth Century Fox for 9 years before moving into television. He worked for several television stations in Atlanta for 32 years before retiring from WSB-TV and Cox Enterprises in 1988. He was active in children's charities for 30 years and was a member of the Variety Club of Atlanta for 31 years. He was a member of the Georgia Masonic Lodge, #96 F&AM in Atlanta and the Scottish Rite and Yaarab Shrine. He was also a member of Harmony Grove United Methodist Church in Lilburn. Preceded in death by his wife, Beverly Burkett Ingram, he is survived by his sons and daughters-in-law, Matthew and Susan Ingram of Lilburn and Kevin and Helen Ingram of Greenville, SC; daughters and sons-in-law, Kelly and Charles Wesson of Roanoke, AL, Ansley and Scott Kay of Lilburn, and Taylor and Scott Jensen of Lilburn; cousin, Rutledge Ingram Gross of Avondale Estates; 9 grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Attn: Gift Processing, 1687 Tullie Circle, Atlanta, GA 30329 or to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 262 Danny Thomas Place, Memphis, TN 38105. The family will receive friends Wednesday, February 16th from 5:00 - 8:00 PM at Bill Head Funeral Homes and Crematory, Lilburn/Tucker Chapel. (770) 564-2726
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Their building on the dock was damaged in a recent storm and is under repair. Meanwhile the Crazy Norwegian on Main Street has excellent food and is for sale!
Griffs is in a fantastic location right on the dock in Port Orford. They only have a few tables and offer lots of very fresh fish. The whole place might sit only 25 people with only about 1/2 of those having a great view - reservation! - so planning is necessary. The food is a bit high and one needs...
In exploring the Oregon Coast drove down to the dock in Port Orford and stumbled upon Griff's. The most phenomenal Cioppino I've ever had! Quaint ambiance, view of the stormy crashing waves, friendly service and atmosphere and excellent food.
me and the girlfriend ended up going to griffs because it was the only place open other than the red fish we both got the 3 piece fish and chips the fish had a off taste to it ...and the frys looked and tasted like something id buy at the store we ended up both getting sick
This is a teeny tiny spot that maybe holds 30 (I could be exaggerating) people including the wait staff of two and a couple cooks! Menu is almost exclusively fish...I had a bowl of tomato based fish soup that was very good but pricy at $15. Location on the dock makes for a scenic lunch.
right on the dock and food was fantastic! Will definitely return here for a dinner and order the fresh cioppino!
It was neat parking on the dock and being able to see all the boats and the rocky areas beside the dock. We went into Griff's and were initially put off by the staff. They didn't seem like they wanted us to be there. We both got the fish and chips and they were good. They had a nice thin...
Great seafood and french fries. The Tartar sauce is not tartar and much more flavorful. Love all the seafood options. I'm local and eat there regularly. YUM. Plus if you want some great photos you'll see the rustic exterior as well as the fishing boats that are moored on the dock, not beside it. Huge cranes pick up and deposit...
We had a lovely dinner here. Glad our motel host recommended it or we might have missed it. The restaurant is right on the commercial fishing dock. Very easy to miss if you don't know it's there. It has a great dock atmosphere. I ordered the grilled salmon that came with a baked potato and green salad. The food was...
So it looks a little (Hard ) from the out side and in , but the food is very much worth it . Great Sea food and love the price.
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