i can take any advice in order not to waist time shopping in wrong places in florence, are outlets good option, if yes witch one is best when it comes to designer shopsHello, want to know the best destination for shopping in Florence, and what would be the near hotel be to?
For chic places the area around the Ponte Vecchio (Ponte Vecchio itself for fantastic jewelry). For fun stuff Mercato di San Lorenzo.
For a nice inexpensive little hotel with friendly service, clean %26amp;simple (and easy to get everywhere on foot):
Hotel Hermes, Via L. Allamani (street next to the train station)
It's run by an american/italian lady named Patricia. (I recommend it to everyone)Hello, want to know the best destination for shopping in Florence, and what would be the near hotel be to?
In Firenze you need to go to the Ponte Vecchio and the area around it there are so many little shopping place's its crazy. If you have the time and a car drive to San Gimignano.
City of the Beautiful Towers surrounded by the splendid Tuscan countryside. The shopping here is ';old school'; still make everything from hand its amazing but if modren shopping stay in Firenze. Ciao
Saturday, February 20, 2010
What is the nearest hotels/resorts from the beach in Goa and the minimum expenditure per day for two people?
There are so many places to chose from depending upon your budget. Remember that cheaper accomodation does not always mean quality accomodation.
My suggestion is that you start with some sort of budget in mind and then try to get accomodation according to that.
Something decent would be in the range of about Rs. 1500/- upwards per day including breakfast and then extras on food (again a lot of places to eat at).
Need more info?What is the nearest hotels/resorts from the beach in Goa and the minimum expenditure per day for two people?
I think you may go in a car. For you and your wife all hotel is not needed. Better stay in your car. There are many hotels I know. But I am answering like this because I wanna enjoy my life. Goa is a super place. You can even do interesting things there. Hope you understand what I am meaning!!!!!!. Hey, enjoy your life yar.What is the nearest hotels/resorts from the beach in Goa and the minimum expenditure per day for two people?
Depends,on which beach you are.
Goa is a place to live life again .so i whant to request u that u stay as a PG,if u r comfertable.
Hotels r bit costlier.
People r very good,well behaved,well manered,to top the list they are Very helpful, frendly.
Dear Friend,
I suggest you to visit http://www.cradleholidays.com/goa-hotels鈥?/a> for more information on hotels/resorts in Goa.
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http://www.karnatakaholidays.com
My suggestion is that you start with some sort of budget in mind and then try to get accomodation according to that.
Something decent would be in the range of about Rs. 1500/- upwards per day including breakfast and then extras on food (again a lot of places to eat at).
Need more info?What is the nearest hotels/resorts from the beach in Goa and the minimum expenditure per day for two people?
I think you may go in a car. For you and your wife all hotel is not needed. Better stay in your car. There are many hotels I know. But I am answering like this because I wanna enjoy my life. Goa is a super place. You can even do interesting things there. Hope you understand what I am meaning!!!!!!. Hey, enjoy your life yar.What is the nearest hotels/resorts from the beach in Goa and the minimum expenditure per day for two people?
Depends,on which beach you are.
Goa is a place to live life again .so i whant to request u that u stay as a PG,if u r comfertable.
Hotels r bit costlier.
People r very good,well behaved,well manered,to top the list they are Very helpful, frendly.
Dear Friend,
I suggest you to visit http://www.cradleholidays.com/goa-hotels鈥?/a> for more information on hotels/resorts in Goa.
--
http://www.karnatakaholidays.com
Address for royal costa hotel and name of rail station near hotel in costa del sol?
The Royal Costa Hotel is situated in Torremolinos, the nearest train station is Los Alamos. You can catch the train from Malaga airport, the trains run every 20 minutes. Have a lovely holiday, it's warm here at the moment, but you may need a jacket in the evenings.Address for royal costa hotel and name of rail station near hotel in costa del sol?
whereabouts on the Costa Del sol it is a long stretch of coast
whereabouts on the Costa Del sol it is a long stretch of coast
Does anyone know of any good restaurants near Hotel Washington in DC?
Old Ebbitt's Grill is just a block or two north of there!Does anyone know of any good restaurants near Hotel Washington in DC?
ruby tuesday and friday's downtown on 7th and h st nw chinatown there's hotel on the corner of 11th and h st nw
wash dc here is a link http://www.washingtonplazahotel.com/dining/Does anyone know of any good restaurants near Hotel Washington in DC?
You're very lucky - Hotel Washington is right near the White House, at 15th and Pennsylvania, and also very much near the Penn quarter with great restaurants.
There are a number of good restaurants right near freedom plaza. Although mostly known as a great place to have a cocktail while you watch the sun set, the Sky Terrace Restaurant in your hotel is good, if not stellar. As is the Willard Room and Occidental Grill in the Willard Hotel, practically next door. Before I leave the general area of your hotel, I'll point out there is an excellent national chain (Cosi) and local chain (Potbelly's) for lunch sandwiches, just on the other side of Lafayette square.
On Freedom Plaza (about a block and a half east of you) are several options. On the south side of the plaza is the Reagan International Trade Center. While I don't know the sit down restaurant at all, you can not miss with the food court in the basement for breakfast or lunch. There is some security to get into the buidling - don't bring a penknife with you to the Reagan Center.
On the north is the Shops at National Place, which also has a food court, but there are a couple of great restaurants, too.
Les Halles des Paris is a good french restaurant. Not the best, but solidly good.
But you are very close to even better restaurant areas if you walk about 9 or 10 blocks or take metro one stop to Gallery place. If you go there, you can choose from three of Jose Andres, one of Washington's most accomplished chefs. Jaleo is a wonderful spanish tapas restaurant, usually full, so make a reservation if you can. Cafe Atlantico, started by Andres, but kitchen now run by Katsuya Fukushima, is Caribbean/Nuevo Latino, with a great tasting option. My favorite is Zaytinya, a mediterranean mezze place which is very hot, with a great list of wines by the glass.
Also in this area, check out H street between 6th and 7th, and 7 street from Jaleo (at F and I) is Chinatown, which has not just chinese food but food from all over the place. Some of my favorite places here include Eat First, a little hole in the wall, as well as the Lei Garden, which has an excellent lunch buffet. Also Tony Cheng's Mongolian Barbecue is very good, although it is traditional Mongolian Barbecue, not one of these trendy chains. On 7th street are a few chain restaurants, but also La Tasca, another tapas restaurant, less renowned and more traditional than Jaleo, but also less expensive, and more likely to have a table. :-)
Also in this area, at 400 8th street is Teaism - a great place to pick up a good breakfast or lunch, with fast dinner options also. I really like Teaism - they have a great selection of tea-inspired cuisine, and they are local.
If you're willing to go a little further, you can go to Woodley Park- Zoo station on Metro's red line (get on at Metro Center) and walk over the Duke Ellington bridge to Columbia road and 18th street, the center of cuisine in Washington's Adams-Morgan neighborhood. While for me, the highlight of this neighborhood is the Ethiopian restaurants, especially Fasika's and Meskerem, there are many restaurants here, including Lauriol Plaza, known as the best Mexican Restaurant. Nearby DuPont Circle also has a lot of restaurants, including near by Nora, one of the best restaurants in DC and the late night spot Kramerbooks and afterwords Cafe.
In the other direction from your hotel, in the next 10 to 12 blocks are other restaurants. My favorite, and one of the best restaurants in DC is Vidalia, at 1990 M Street. Run by another of DC's top chef's Jeff Buben, it's really wonderful southern inspired cuisine. Another in this area ix Kaz Sushi Bistro.
Wow! I can't match Julie's thoroughness. However, I'd recommend TenPenh. Right at 10th and Penn (5 blocks away.) Very good Asian Fusion.loan
ruby tuesday and friday's downtown on 7th and h st nw chinatown there's hotel on the corner of 11th and h st nw
wash dc here is a link http://www.washingtonplazahotel.com/dining/Does anyone know of any good restaurants near Hotel Washington in DC?
You're very lucky - Hotel Washington is right near the White House, at 15th and Pennsylvania, and also very much near the Penn quarter with great restaurants.
There are a number of good restaurants right near freedom plaza. Although mostly known as a great place to have a cocktail while you watch the sun set, the Sky Terrace Restaurant in your hotel is good, if not stellar. As is the Willard Room and Occidental Grill in the Willard Hotel, practically next door. Before I leave the general area of your hotel, I'll point out there is an excellent national chain (Cosi) and local chain (Potbelly's) for lunch sandwiches, just on the other side of Lafayette square.
On Freedom Plaza (about a block and a half east of you) are several options. On the south side of the plaza is the Reagan International Trade Center. While I don't know the sit down restaurant at all, you can not miss with the food court in the basement for breakfast or lunch. There is some security to get into the buidling - don't bring a penknife with you to the Reagan Center.
On the north is the Shops at National Place, which also has a food court, but there are a couple of great restaurants, too.
Les Halles des Paris is a good french restaurant. Not the best, but solidly good.
But you are very close to even better restaurant areas if you walk about 9 or 10 blocks or take metro one stop to Gallery place. If you go there, you can choose from three of Jose Andres, one of Washington's most accomplished chefs. Jaleo is a wonderful spanish tapas restaurant, usually full, so make a reservation if you can. Cafe Atlantico, started by Andres, but kitchen now run by Katsuya Fukushima, is Caribbean/Nuevo Latino, with a great tasting option. My favorite is Zaytinya, a mediterranean mezze place which is very hot, with a great list of wines by the glass.
Also in this area, check out H street between 6th and 7th, and 7 street from Jaleo (at F and I) is Chinatown, which has not just chinese food but food from all over the place. Some of my favorite places here include Eat First, a little hole in the wall, as well as the Lei Garden, which has an excellent lunch buffet. Also Tony Cheng's Mongolian Barbecue is very good, although it is traditional Mongolian Barbecue, not one of these trendy chains. On 7th street are a few chain restaurants, but also La Tasca, another tapas restaurant, less renowned and more traditional than Jaleo, but also less expensive, and more likely to have a table. :-)
Also in this area, at 400 8th street is Teaism - a great place to pick up a good breakfast or lunch, with fast dinner options also. I really like Teaism - they have a great selection of tea-inspired cuisine, and they are local.
If you're willing to go a little further, you can go to Woodley Park- Zoo station on Metro's red line (get on at Metro Center) and walk over the Duke Ellington bridge to Columbia road and 18th street, the center of cuisine in Washington's Adams-Morgan neighborhood. While for me, the highlight of this neighborhood is the Ethiopian restaurants, especially Fasika's and Meskerem, there are many restaurants here, including Lauriol Plaza, known as the best Mexican Restaurant. Nearby DuPont Circle also has a lot of restaurants, including near by Nora, one of the best restaurants in DC and the late night spot Kramerbooks and afterwords Cafe.
In the other direction from your hotel, in the next 10 to 12 blocks are other restaurants. My favorite, and one of the best restaurants in DC is Vidalia, at 1990 M Street. Run by another of DC's top chef's Jeff Buben, it's really wonderful southern inspired cuisine. Another in this area ix Kaz Sushi Bistro.
Wow! I can't match Julie's thoroughness. However, I'd recommend TenPenh. Right at 10th and Penn (5 blocks away.) Very good Asian Fusion.
What are the nearest hotels to pier 60 on clearwater beach fl?
It all depends on your budge. If money is a problem, and you don't mind a small drive, try the Homestead Suites on Ulmerton Rd. in Clearwater/Largo, off of I-275. The rooms are VERY nice, and you won't pay more than $55 a night.
If money ISN'T an issue, I'd recommend Sheperd's Resort or the Best Western on Clearwater Beach. On Sand Key, there are even nicer properties with a Marriott and Hilton over there. It's only 15 minutes (traffic permitting) to Pier 60 over the Sand Key bridge south of Clearwater Beach.What are the nearest hotels to pier 60 on clearwater beach fl?
Motel 6 off Endevaour Street ... Days Inn off of Laurence Street ... Clearwater Hotel off of Pickard Street ... Donovan's Truck STop %26amp; Motel off of Laurel Lane.What are the nearest hotels to pier 60 on clearwater beach fl?
try www.vrbo.com
If money ISN'T an issue, I'd recommend Sheperd's Resort or the Best Western on Clearwater Beach. On Sand Key, there are even nicer properties with a Marriott and Hilton over there. It's only 15 minutes (traffic permitting) to Pier 60 over the Sand Key bridge south of Clearwater Beach.What are the nearest hotels to pier 60 on clearwater beach fl?
Motel 6 off Endevaour Street ... Days Inn off of Laurence Street ... Clearwater Hotel off of Pickard Street ... Donovan's Truck STop %26amp; Motel off of Laurel Lane.What are the nearest hotels to pier 60 on clearwater beach fl?
try www.vrbo.com
What are the nearest hotels to BMI Park hospital in Nottingham?
As you are probably aware the address for the hospital is:
B M I the Park Hospital , Sherwood Lodge Drive
Burntstump Country Park, Arnold, Nottingham, NG5 8RX
tel: 0115 966 2000
The Best Western Bestwood Lodge Hotel Nottingham is a few minutes away and the hotel has over 100 car spaces, should you be using a car.
Arnold is approximately 4-5 miles from Notingham City centre - so this is an alternative if you wish to stay there and drive the extra distance, maybe another 10 mins.
Hope this helps
B M I the Park Hospital , Sherwood Lodge Drive
Burntstump Country Park, Arnold, Nottingham, NG5 8RX
tel: 0115 966 2000
The Best Western Bestwood Lodge Hotel Nottingham is a few minutes away and the hotel has over 100 car spaces, should you be using a car.
Arnold is approximately 4-5 miles from Notingham City centre - so this is an alternative if you wish to stay there and drive the extra distance, maybe another 10 mins.
Hope this helps
I am going to nyc i want to find a cafe near hotel metro or the empire state building to upload pics.?
i want to find a good cafe with free online access and a usb port thank you. best answer goes to well explained or sugggestonsI am going to nyc i want to find a cafe near hotel metro or the empire state building to upload pics.?
in the empire state building ,there's an ice cream shop w/ internet service
also fedex kinko in the same building offers that
and there's star bucks arround the corner from the ES buildingI am going to nyc i want to find a cafe near hotel metro or the empire state building to upload pics.?
I don't think there's free internet service, unless you go to a library. A cafe means you will have to pay.
SaNmArK wrote it, do what she said
in the empire state building ,there's an ice cream shop w/ internet service
also fedex kinko in the same building offers that
and there's star bucks arround the corner from the ES buildingI am going to nyc i want to find a cafe near hotel metro or the empire state building to upload pics.?
I don't think there's free internet service, unless you go to a library. A cafe means you will have to pay.
SaNmArK wrote it, do what she said
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