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msbee78 says:
There is a parking fee but other then that all the fun & beauty the park has to offer is yours for free. There is a pretty big playground which accommodates small & medium (lol) children I mean young & older. Can you tell I don't have children. But besides that there is a lovely path that winds arou…
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WaltJake says:
We walked up and down Main St in Bar Harbor reading all the outside menus, and found what we wanted at Testas. We were told there was about a 10-15 minute wait to be seated upstairs, but we could be seated downstairs immediately, so we chose that option. (There are great views of Bar Harbor from ups…
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jennjeff1 says:
Our landlord in Nakadomari also owns the Nakadomari Fresh Seafood Restaurant so they send their daughter Hiroko-san to the Nago Fish Market auction every day except Mondays (due to no fishing on Sundays). The auction begins promptly at 0900L daily and it is free to watch the action.
The Nago F…
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YantiSoeparno says:
I stayed at a single room in this hotel. It is small, the smallest among the hotels I stayed at during my visit in Japan. The bathroom is small too, but still the toilet seat is warm ;-)
I don't remember the breakfast. I think it is so so. If it is special I will remember it until now ;D. But, I re…
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WaltJake says:
We chose to stay at the Bar Harbor Days Inn because of its location on Mt Desert Island and close proximity to the downtown Bar Harbor shopping district. Resonably priced for its location, (a little over $500 for 3 nights, for 2 adults) It was a great starting point to explore Acadia National Park…
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jennjeff1 says:
Kona Kai Resort Spa And Marina Hotel San Diego is a great place to hold a small-to-medium sized meeting, espeically for the US government which gets a discounted rate. The 13,000 square feet of indoor space could accomodate our group of 100 in one large gathering and had several spaces for "break-o…
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lauro says:
i organized a meet up here in düsseldorf, germany last april 19th 2008. it was supposed to be a mini meet up, but it suddenly became huge with over 50+ people attending.
so i had the dillema of which resto can accomodate my friends. my 2 german friends marcelo and kaity helped me search for the …
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Biglush_23 says:
Stayed here for a night as we hopped around British Columbia and the great North West. Its location in the heart of downtown Victoria makes this hostel a great place for homebase to all the major atractions in the area. Theres even a sign at the front deask that says, "No locals!" Hahahaha! Too …
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Biglush_23 says:
I had originally made my reservations for this location months in advance, and had paid in advance for 2 in a coed dorm. The price per person was very reasonable at the time (around $50) for the location: in the heart of the city, just across the waters from the Gamla Stan (the Old Town) and the Ro…
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ninnu says:
If you're on a tight budget, but would still like to see the nearby capital Tallinn or Helsinki (depends on where you're coming from) Eckerö Line is a great and cheap way! It takes about 3 hours (but there's a tax free shop on board and usually some great people) and only costs 20-25 € depending …
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meersan says:
Mykonos was the first Greek island I visited on my cruise. It was a breath-taking start and quite a big contrast from the bustling metropolis of Istanbul. Mykonos is one of the Cycladic islands, and the distinctive white and blue-accented architecture is the first thing you notice. …
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