Coffee machine available to prepare coffee or tea at any moment.
Device for cold and hot water. Microwave oven.
Internet full access. Wi-Fi
We offer:
"Family suite": Very special place. In the first level
there is a room with two twin beds, cable TV, VCR, table and chairs.
Seven stairs take you to a room with a double bed.
And seven more steps ther is a private bathroom with all the facilities
and connection to a beautiful terrace.
Air conditioning. Heating.
Fridge
"Tanguito" : room with a single bed, cable TV, air conditioning.Heating.
Shared bathroom out of the room (down stairs)
"Maleva": room with two single beds or a double one
Private bathroom in suite. Cable TV. Air conditioning. Heating
In the dining room there is a piano that guests can use, a book
case where you can also find tourist's guide books that guests can use
and a CD player to be able to listen to music while having breakfast.
There is a room with some gym machines (traidmill, bycicle. etc). Gym
activities are included in the price.
This room can be used for practicing Tango.
We have docile cat
Tango lessons for beginners or amateurs given by professional dancers.
We advice and inform you about the different tango schools, milonga places
and events that take place in Buenos Aires.
Optional Services: We help you to organize tours or visits to
the main attractions, tours around the different neighborhoods, shows,
milongas, etc.
This service is organized according to the guests.
We also offer Transfer service from and to the International airport.
If you like golf, tennis, soccer, horse riding or any other sport, we
have all the necessary to organize the activity during your staying: teachers,
places to play, etc. You only have to require this service once you decide
to stay with us.
BBQ's
This is a single-room apartment situated in a 6th floor with balcony
facing the street, which makes it very bright.
It is located 50 mts. from the B&B and 50 mts. from Cabildo, the
main street.
Private bathroom
Its full equipped: TV, telephone, kitchen, microwave, fridge, etc.
Its equipped for two people. It has a double bed or two single
ones. It is at your choice.
Sheets and towels are provided. Cleaning is included once a week. More
often has an aditional price.
Air conditioning. Heating
Two persons
u$s 50.00
The price is US$ 45.00 per day It includes breakfast.
Special rates for long stays
Special discounts for long stays.
Monthly stays don't include breakfast.Rivers State Governo Nyesom Wike has explained that his administration from the onset has prioritised laying a solid foundation for the state through the provision of quality social services and delivery of infrastructure that should engender socio-economic growth.
Governor Wike said that the expected economic growth of the state has been secured as the infrastructure provided by his administration has been attracting more investors to the state.
The governor gave the explanation at the inauguration of the Oro-Abali Flyover, at the Kaduna Street Junction along the Port Harcourt -Aba Expressway in Port Harcourt, on Tuesday.
He asserted that nobody could say that his administration has not delivered projects, improved the security situation and promoted peaceful coexistence within the state.
Governor Wike said that having spent the better part of his administration is working to provide physical infrastructure, it is time he focused on the politics of welfare of the people.
‘Now that we have done virtually everything we have promised Rivers people, this is the time now we have to play politics of stomach infrastructure,’ he said.
‘What people do not understand; people think when you are in government, from the first day, you should be sharing money. I said I won’t do that.
‘I have to work for the people of the state. Now that we have worked, the remaining period will be to feed your stomach.’
Governor Wike said welfare is an important aspect of the politics of governance because it entails a form of empowerment of the people economically.
‘There is time for everything. Now, the time has come. We have to start to empower our people. The empowerment is for those who have been patient,’ he said.
‘So, every local government, every community will have a pattern of how we are to empower our people.
‘As a government, when there is unemployment, some people bring out what they called welfare schemes to be able to cushion the level of poverty in the society. That is what we are going to apply here.’
Governor Wike informed that his administration will dualise Iloabuchi Road that transverse Mile 1 and Mile 2 axis of Diobu in Port Harcourt.
He said there is expected heavy vehicular traffic flow to that road that necessitates its dualisation.
According to him, the dualisation of the road would be about the last of the project his administration will deliver in the area before the end of his tenure.
Performing the inauguration of the Oro-Abali flyover project, Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed said he was elated to commission yet another beautiful project of Governor Wike, delivered to address critical transportation problems in the area.
Governor Mohammed noted that it was the second tenure for Governor Wike yet he is not relenting, but working seriously for his people because he has Nigeria in mind, on a broader scale.
‘What he is doing in terms of urban renewal is something I can say is only comparable to what is in Abuja, the Capital Territory.
‘The difference of this is that this is being planned in a manner that is really judiciously using Rivers money without any burden of loan.
‘There is a very clear achievable timeline and of course, with a very beautiful procurement process where the issues of increases, changing of the timeline of delivering of the project is not there with 80 per cent upfront payment being done.’
On his part, the Rivers State Commissioner of Works, Elloka Tasie-Amadi, explained that the Oro-Abali flyover was an additional infrastructure provided by the Wike administration to solve the vehicular traffic situation in Port Harcourt and its environs.
He said the dualised flyover will make commuting easier, support and promote commerce as well as serve as a foundation for opportunities that would engender wealth creation.There is only one difference between a long life and a good dinner, that in the dinner, the sweet comes last. Kamola sundori is one of the awesome desserts from my Grandma who is a 102 years old lovely lady in our family. Kamola Sundori is actually an orange pancake stuffed with coconut and jaggery filling. Those cakes, pastries and various other sweet are in vogue in almost household but I would say those who have at least tasted my Granny Komola Sundori ones will never say no to it.
In a large bowl gradually mix in maida and semolina and pinch of salt and mix together then add the orange juice and cup of milk to make a batter and set aside.
Boil the palm jaggery with a little bit of water and add grated coconut, stir continuously until the mixture attains a thick consistency, add khoya and cook till thick then remove from heat.
Heat the frying pan and coat the surface of the pan with little oil. Apply oil with a piece of egg plant or bottle gourd.
Pour the 5 tablespoon of batter into the pan and spread the mix on the pan till it takes a circular shape.
Put 2 teaspoons of coconut jaggery filling on the spread.
Roll the spread like bread roll after 15 - 20 second.
Keep the roll on the pan and flip sides every 5 - 10 seconds till it turn brownish.
Enjoy it hot or cold.It is not often that a so-called mid-major team defeats a team from a major conference.
But over the past two years, the Butler men’s basketball team has established itself as one of the strongest mid-major teams.
On the night before Thanksgiving, Butler dumped Northwestern, of the Big Ten Conference, 57-53. Former Freeport standout Willie Veasley, a Butler junior, finished with 10 points and four rebounds. He drained 4-of-6 shots from the field and 2-of-3 from the free throw line.
He was one of three Butler athletes to finish in double figures. Three nights later, Butler ended November with its fifth win of the year, with no losses, by beating Evansville, 75-59. Veasley finished with six points and three rebounds.
Warren grad Kyle McGivney posted 61 tackles for the Luther College football team, including 35 solos this season. The sophomore linebacker finished with six tackles for 25 yards of loss, with one sack for eight yards of loss. He also led the team in picks, posting three interception returns totaling 19 yards. Luther was 5-5 overall and 4-4 in the Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.
The North Central College football team lost only one game this year. Unfortunately for North Central, it was in the second round of the NCAA Division III playoffs. With the 38-28 loss to Franklin College, North Central finished 11-1 overall and 7-0 in the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin. Dakota grad Matt Wenger had six tackles (five solos) for the Cardinals. He also had one interception that he returned for 18