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Thomson Majesty Cruise Ship, Thomson Cruises
Traveller reviews
"Having read the mixed reviews, I wasn't sure what the expect. Yes, the ship is a bit dated now (the TUI German ships in two of the ports were more modern with balconies as standard) but there are many, many positives. The staff worked extremely hard in making you happy ; the ship was kept spotlessly clean with clear attention given to hygiene; the food was plentiful and excellent (I strongly recommend paying the £20 supplement for the ten course bistro meal); very good value for money for the extras - drinks and excursions etc; entertainment was pretty good (though not fantastic). Overall, the old adage of 'you get what you pay for' holds true. My wife and I had a fantastic week and felt that the whole holiday was excellent value for money. I would definitely book another cruise with Thomson but would probably try another ship."
- Holiday details: Jul 2015, Booked Independently
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"Hi everyone I would just like to give everyone a heads up on the drinks package and also the excursions. We sailed on the 3rd of July on the Italian Flavors cruise there were a lot of flaws, a lot of this blame goes to our travel agent.
First of all we were told we would get a room with a window with no obstructed view we also requested a double bed none of this met as there was a big orange life boat on the window with only a small view of the sea (I have included a photo) and also the room was tiny with 2 single beds so already off to a bad start. We sat for a few minutes then went off to find a bar as we were dieing for a Jack Daniels, we went to the top deck to get a drink poolside, we looked at the bar menu and couldn't believe our eyes (I have included photos of the full Bar Menu which is the same in every lounge/bar) We paid £200 each for the drinks package and were told that EVERYTHING was included Water, Cans of cola, All branded spirits So we were very disappointing when we learned you had to pay for a bottle of water, Cans of juice even cranberry juice and all cocktails including cranberry juice and what hurt most of all the Jack Daniels! As the holiday went on though we had tried almost every drink on the package and some that weren't as you can get them at a discounted price. The drinks are nice some of my favorites are the Mojito, Mambo, Cafe Frappe and Tequila Bum Bum which is a shot. You also get a Cocktail of the day which is free if your on the drinks package and it usually included one which you would normally need to pay extra for so that's good. We added up all out receipts when we were home and were glad to find we would have spent £540 if we didn't have the drinks package. Overall it is worth it but just a bit of a shock to learn a lot of it was extra! Now to the excursions, We asked our travel agent if we would need to pay for them she said 'Just some of them, Yes' but before we went we did do some research and picked which ones we would be doing it cost us £525 in total for 2 people to do - Blue Grotto in Malta, Erice in Trapani, Rome, Pompeii and Godfather tour in Messina which were all brilliant and I would recommend them but also be warned there is A LOT of walking and I mean for hours. The actual cruise ship is OK and worth it for £1500 for us both including drinks, its a little dated and when you get used to it it is quite small but there are lots of lounges and bars to choose from and the entertainment is ok. there are a few restaurants 2 of them are self service and the food is honestly not great we would sometimes wait to 11 o'clock at night because that's when they do burgers and hotdogs. They sometimes have themed nights like Indian but the currys are rank and the lamb is like rubber. They were trying to pass of tatty scones as nan bread! and the black pudding is inedible. If you want to go and get some more posher food from the menu restaurants you do have to sit with strangers usually 6 to a table which I personally find awkward the food is decent though. Its mostly Philippines, Polish and Russians who work on the boat they are all really great though and couldn't do enough for you, You never need to go to the bar they just serve you all night at your table and your never sitting without a drink.
A couple of other things -
* I recommend taking your card as everything is charged to your on board account they don't deal with cash. You need to put a £400 deposit down for things like excursions, Room service, Drinks ect.
* The pools are tiny you could probably fit about 12 people in them
* Every time you go to use toilet there will probably be someone in cleaning it I don't know why but they clean the toilet every 10 minutes and usually lock the door while there doing it
* If its your first time on a cruise like myself don't underestimate sea sickness and get some tablets straight away I could feel the boat moving about 70% of the time
* If your going on Italian Flavors Sicily is much nicer than Italy and so are the people. watch your time on the tours if your having something to eat because the waiters can be very slow. The shopping is also garbage.
* On the drinks menu the drinks marked with * are the ones you pay extra for and the price next to that is the price you pay if you don't have the package.
Thanks for reading my review I have tried to be as honest as possible and include as much as I can think of."
- Holiday details: Jul 2015, booked with Thomson
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"This was our second time on the Majesty, the Hellenic criteria was brilliant and the stops lovely, however we had to complain about our cabin, firstly the toilet wouldn't flush and the engineer had to come back twice and secondly our cabin stewards gained the names 'lazy & idle' we had wet towels, which i had left on the floor to be changed, folded up and put back on the shelf, we had pool towels taken and not returned, we never had our tea/coffee/sugar/milk topped up at all and we only got chocolates and towel animals after i complained to reception, the evening entertainment was awful compared with last year, i sat through 3 Abba songs before i could stand it no more, the daytime activities were ok if you could hear it, the band Red Syndicate were diabolical, i paid £44 for a spa treatment but the staff were only interested in selling very expensive products an eye serum and moisturizer for £100+. on a plus the food was good with plenty of variety and the room was spacious.
we had a nice holiday overall, but we won't be cruising again in the near future."
- Holiday details: Jun 2015, booked with Thomas Cook
- Advice: good shopping offers
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"Like the last reviewer I had my reservations about this cruise. I am pleased to say that my husband and I had a brilliant holiday. Our cabin had more than enough storage space and was kept immaculate by the stewards.
Food was a very high standard. Only one negative comment that is why I have marked this holiday 9/10 they definitely need to improve the quality of the coffee."
- Holiday details: Jun 2015, Booked Independently
- Advice: The nightly entertainment in the Jubilee lounge should not be missed.
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"After reading the very mixed reviews on this and other sites I went into this trip, my very first cruise, thinking it might be OK but it could equally be a disaster.
I have to say the whole thing was an extremely pleasant surprise and experience. I can only think the negative reviews come from experienced cruisers who are comparing this to more modern ships and more expensive cruise lines.
We visited 5 different islands and 3 different countries in a week, including all meals and entertainment, for under £600 each (and no tipping surcharge). How can you beat that? Sure you can spend thousands cruising the Caribbean with Royal Caribbean et all, but why then compare it to a cruise aimed at a different target audience.
The room was larger than expected, clean towels and beds made TWICE a day. Our cleaners made the towels into different animal shapes each day which was very amusing. Friendly staff, enthusiastic performers and entertainment and ample food (yes it wasn't the greatest, but you get what you pay for). We drunk cocktails and beer most days and nights and saved bundles instead of taking out any of the expensive drinks packages (where you still have to pay supplementary fees for drinks).
On top deck the ship is a bit Smokey as soot comes from the funnels and sunbathing space is quite a squeeze on crowded days.
I would certainly recommend this for people going on a first time cruise.
As an aside and nothing to do with the cruise or ship, at he the end of it we weren't bitten by the cruise bug. Although we are glad we did it and enjoyed it, ultimately it felt rather like a glorified hop-on hop-off bus as you only got a brief taster of a few hours for each place visited. I now know I prefer staying in one place and exploring at leisure over days."
- Holiday details: Mar 2015, booked with Thomson
- Advice: Look at the drinks package costs and surplus charges carefully to see if it really is cost effective over paying for drinks individually
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"I never usually write reviews but after reading all of the negative comments before we went, I felt like I had to!
We got back last week from a week's cruise around Greece and Turkey on the Thomson Majesty – it was absolutely amazing – I don't understand how people can moan about it!! It was our first cruise so we weren't too sure what to expect, but we absolutely loved it! We visited some lovely places and thoroughly the whole experience of 'cruise life!'
We had an outside plus room on deck 6 - the room wasn't as small as I had expected and there was plenty of storage space. The rooms were cleaned twice a day and the bathroom was like a wet room, which does the job.
Food – The buffet was good and they served snacks throughout the day and also afternoon tea every day, but the main restaurants were the best. We went there every evening and the service (especially Hesham and Sonbol) and food was great. The waiters all had a good sing song and were known as the 'Spice boys', such a great atmosphere! I've been on lots of all-inclusive holidays and I found the food on this boat to be the best, maybe it's at a better standard on cruises than in a hotel, but it was great and we wasn't disappointed with any of the meals!
Entertainment - The entertainment and the team was amazing – they constantly had things going on throughout the day and night. The evening shows were brilliant (like west end shows) and they had deck parties throughout the week, as well as a 'captain's ball' which were great fun. The comedian was amazing too!
The staff on the boat were all so friendly and helpful. They also bring your drinks to you whilst your sunbathing around the boat and watching the shows, so you don't even have to get up!
The only thing we thought was a bit cheeky was that some of the drinks incurred a small supplement charge, which I don't think is fair when you've already paid for an all-inclusive drinks package. There were only a few of them, but I just think everything should be included. Also, if you want any more drinks after 2am in the night club you need to pay for these too, but just stock up beforehand if you want a late one!
I can't compare it to other cruises as this was our first one but we met lots of people and everyone we spoke to was having an amazing time! The people who have moaned about it must have ridiculously high expectations!!! It's what you make of it really – we absolutely loved everything about it so made the most of it and wasn't worried about silly things like having grey towels (which we didn't have by the way, but as long as they're clean, who cares!)
It was a great holiday and we can't wait to do another one – I would recommend it to anyone!!!"
- Holiday details: Jun 2015, booked with Thomson
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"Just returned from a weeks cruise on the Thompson majesty , never again will we go with Thompson . We have done several cruises in the past the previous last one being about 12 years ago due to us living in Spain .as we now live back in the u.k we thought we would book a cruise for our silver wedding anniversary, how standards have dropped, the dining experience was not as nice as it used to be and the standard of food on offer has declined.as it was our anniversary while on board we told the girl that did our booking and she put it on our booking saying that they would be aware of it on board . Other cabins had congratulations banners on their cabin doors during the week but unfortunately our special day was completely ignored, Thompson are just trying to get as much money out of you as they can ,such as supplements on drinks with the drinks package, £12 for one photo,expensive excursions. We always thought Thompson cruises were the best and often recommended them but since our last experience on the majesty our views ase the opposite .we will cruise again but we will look at another cruise company"
- Holiday details: Jun 2015
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"Well what can i say, just returned from a cruise on the Thompson majesty.....after reading the reviews before we went, i was worried....how wrong could i have been, from stepping aboard, it could not have been any better...we had a fabulous time...ok the towels are a bit grey,but clean, the cabin was small...but adequate....the ship has seen better days, but it was homely, and very clean and friendly...the staff were fantastic. The food was lovely, always something different...the places were amazing...the only thing i will say in a negative way, is Albania was not a place i will go again, and Corfu wont be on my re visit list....all the other places were fantastic.
All in all we had a wonderful first cruise...and will defiantly go on the majesty again...thanks Thompson for a memorable holiday."
- Holiday details: May 2015, booked with Thomson
- Advice: Go in all the bars
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"Having been a numerous Thomson cruises, this is the worst ship we have been on.
The food was not good and mostly cold. The inside cabin was that small, one of us had to lye on the bed whilst the other got ready. The grout between bathroom tiles on the floor was black in places and the shower curtain was too small, hence the floor flooded when you used the shower. Whilst the towels were clean, they were grey and the sheets were not changed at all in a week. The shows in the evening were not a patch on the shows on the Spirit and extremely disappointing, except for the comedian.
We could not find any comfortable relaxing seats anywhere on the ship as all the backs on the chairs were short."
- Holiday details: May 2015, Booked Independently
- Advice: Book the best cabin you can afford and go all inclusive.
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"Being a party of four (1 x couple & 2 x elderly ladies) one with a minor disability (steps) our requirements were quite specific, but not challenging for an experience promoted as elderly friendly. Thomson advised that our needs would be catered for after taking great care to ensure these were understood and what problems it would cause if ignored(assisted access were possible and cabins adjacent to each other).
Our cabins were mid-ships and forward on different levels, so being adjacent required a little walk. Our request for 1 x twin room was also overlooked which saw a double bed turned into two singles without any separation, comfortable to say the least. We paid extra for balcony's and provided you didn't mind looking between life-boats, the view was far from unrestricted. Yes the towels has seen better days, but left out, they were changed every day without question.
The dining experience did leave a lot to be desired, with little to no variation in the main meals, okay if you like grilled fish, but by far the biggest problem for us was the seating arrangements for two elderly ladies. The buffets had half low level seating arrangements, so eating our fish whilst being slumped in an easy chair, left a lot to be desired. On three consecutive days we had to wait for cups to be washed as there wasn't simply enough to go around. The other restaurants had open seating, which saw us on many occasions halfway through our starters whilst guests were being seated at our table. Inevitably our mains were then delayed for other to catch up!
The coach trips were not elderly friendly (steps and lots of walking) despite being advised this was catered for, so other than using taxis, guided trips were out of the question.
It is understood routine maintenance is required whilst we might be on-board, but changing the corridor carpets during the peak times when people are disembarking for trips, was poorly planned, as was shutting the lifts down for 1 hour for testing (an annual event I believe and perhaps we were unlucky, but having a party members not being to access steps, left us stranded somewhat.
Two elements stood out for us; friendliness of the staff and the entertainment. Both were superb and if Thomson gets something right on its ships, its this - well done to all involved, memorable for all the right reasons.
Overall we were disappointed. Comparatively cruising is expansive and on this occasion Thomson failed to provide anything near to our expectations, expectations I should add, that was portrayed to us by the Thomson local sales office."
- Holiday details: May 2015, booked with Thomson
- Advice: Be prepared to compromise on the standard of service, especially when eating
2 readers found this review helpful. Did you? Yes
"Where some people have entered a 9 or 10 out of 10 must be getting paid from Thomson to write such dribble. The cabins, the grey towels, the cold uninteresting food, vegetables being green beans, carrots and peas,and the sweets, did not change for fourteen days while we were on the cruise, the help from the reception desk, all was abysmal. The thermostat in our cabin did not work,the wardrobe was tiny, one chair, and the television did not work and the hair dryer in the cabin was held together from the plastic holder to the tube with red insulating tape which burned fingers after a few seconds of use. The double bed was jammed against the window and the walls so that one person had to be stuck in and if needing out had to climb over the other and at our age this was not fun. We did pay for the drinks package and was hopefully going to enjoy the advertised sipper cocktails - Mmm!! Not a lot of alcohol was tasted in these. The two swimming pools and the baby pool was very seldom used as it was seemingly colder than a fridge and more like a deep freeze No children at all in the wee pool and the children ended up using the two hot tubs on deck. Having paid around £3000 for this supposedly
dream holiday we are absolutely disgusted and have written a strong letter of protest to Thomson and eagerly await a reply"
- Holiday details: Apr 2015
- Advice: No suggestions at all The boat is a complete nightmare
5 readers found this review helpful. Did you? Yes
"Having just returned from our first cruise with Tomson on board the Majesty we would like to say what a wonderful time we had on-board. From the accommodation staff, bar staff, waiters and crew who were all polite and courteous to the retiring cruise director Lewis who was tremendous.
The quality of food at all sittings was superb and choices were brilliant.
Please don`t listen to the whingers,whiners and moaners, they should just stay at home or go in a caravan somewhere, anywhere.
- Holiday details: Apr 2015, Booked Independently
19 readers found this review helpful. Did you? Yes
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Bayern Munich, Man U tie Champions League quarter-final first leg
Bastian Schweinsteiger scores, tossed vs. Manchester United. Barcelona, Atletico Madrid also tie 1-1 in opening leg.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND—Bastian Schweinsteiger scored in the 67th minute to offset a goal by Nemanja Vidic, then was ejected near the final whistle as defending champion Bayern Munich tied Manchester United 1-1 Tuesday night in the first leg of their Champions League soccer quarter-final.
United, seventh in the English Premier League under first-year manager David Moyes, took the lead in the 58th minute on Vidic's header from Wayne Rooney's corner kick.
Schweinsteiger scored on a half-volley but got his second yellow card of the game in the 90th for a foul on Rooney. Schweinsteiger had received his first yellow from Spanish referee Carlos Velasco Carballo in the 61st for fouling Michael Carrick.
In the night's other match, Neymar's 71st-minute goal gave Barcelona a 1-1 draw at home against Atletico Madrid in an all-Spanish matchup. The visitors went ahead on Diego Ribas' stunning shot from about 25 metres in the 56th minute that grazed the fingertips of goalkeeper Jose Manuel Pinto as it curled into the top corner.
The hosts lost defender Gerard Pique early when he landed on his lower back and was replaced in the 12th minute. Atletico forward Diego Costa came off in the 30th because of what appeared to be a leg injury.
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Gameday Open Thread/ A's @ Cubs
The Cubs announced their second round of roster cuts, trimming the roster by seven. Pitchers Jeff Samardzija, Ed Campusano, Juan Mateo were sent to the minors and Shingo Takatsu was released. Jake Fox, Luis Figueroa and JD Closser were the position players sent to minor league camp.
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I wonder if Greg Smith's real first name is Gaylord?
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Nope, but his middle name is Cesar.
Re: Gameday Open Thread/ A's @ Cubs
Shingo - no more?
Big League Campers?
Is there some way to find or get a list of who is all currently at the big league camp right now (i.e. who's all eligible to play in the spring training games), after the cuts made?
Re: Big League Campers?
How have they not cut Walrond yet...
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Off topic a bit but has anyone referenced an Eggman/Walrond joke yet?
Coo coo coo choo?
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Chad -- it's "Goo goo ga joob" -- per the lyrics printed on the inner sleeve of the Beatles LP 1967-1970.
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ok, but can i claim the first eggman/walrond joke?
I hate being so very 3/44.
Re: Big League Campers?
Fine by me. I don't recall any others. Stake your claim.
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Soriano makes bad defensive play diving for ball (according to A's announcer), but recovers by throwing out the A's runner going for a triple. Then Fuld makes an amazing diving catch in left center (according to A's announcer). 2 good...1 bad, i guess we will take it.
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K-Fuk K's...send him back to Japan...BOOO!!! :)
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People who get hurt are lacking in the heart department?
Re: BP Jumps the Shark..
But we find that the play Damn Yankees was wrong.
The teams at the top of the heart-o-matic chart didn't go to the playoffs (angels excluded) and for the most part, sucked. White Sox, Marlins, Cardinals.
But the teams at the top of the lack-of-heart-o-matic went to the playoffs and one even won the World Series.
So i guess the play Damn Yankees was wrong when the told us that "You gotta have heart!"
They lied to us...in song!
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that's weird.
april 1st is 3 and 1/2 weeks away.
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Ah, I see. Kerry Wood...that pussy. So heartless.
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Cuzzi has long been known as having the biggest strike zone among all umpires.
AZ Phil, give me a scouting report on Chris Pieters since he has become a 1B/OF.
I think it's probably hard to adjust to an ump's zone mid-game, as least for hitters. Pitchers can locate to an ump's zone, but hitters have minimal time to react.
But, whatever. Umps are going to miss calls. Let's beat up on the non-Lackey starters.
Watched a little of Mets-Dodgers.
Jason deGrom -- oh, my.
Cubs 3-4-5 hitters are 0-21 so far in the post-season.
Let's change that in a big effin' way tomorrow, boys.
Considering how players reacted it seemed pretty accurate high and wide (to righties), but not so accurate low and in. I thought the strike zone by the ump was awful, but it was consistent and the Cubs never adjusted.
Rizzo and Bryant need to have good at bats. They are really looking outclassed in these two games.
that game sounds fun as hell.
I was just wondering the same thing. I'd rather not see it at all. If it's inaccurate, it's a bad viewer experience. If it's accurate, it shows some shitty calling by the umpire.
TBS' K Zone seems to be more harsh than the others.
I wonder if MLB will ask the networks to stop using them. They just make the umps, and the game, look bad, and it only pisses off the fans.
"Strop vs. Cardinals." Seen the movie. Hated it.
Not all that disappointed -- I didn't think they would beat Lackey in Game 1. Need to get the bats going against the guys with less experience -- and they hit Wacha pretty good.
Rizzo has been slumping the last couple weeks of the season. Very disappointed it has continued during his penultimate moment of his career to date.
Really doesn't matter, but I was surprised to see Lester pulled and Strop pulled in. Should of left Lester in. oy.
Sweet merciful fuck, I hate the Cardinals.
*flips table*
Really doesn't matter, but I was surprised to see Lester out for the 8th. Down 1-0, at 100 pitches, seemed better to give a very fresh bullpen a little work.
Oh well...Throw away game, although in a 5 game series there is no luxury afforded to do that.


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I have few question.
Spec: MySql database; server side language PHP 5.3.10
1) When should one use prepared statements?
I am building a webapp which has users. I am retrieving/inserting data into the database constantly. I am currently not using prepared statements and I was wondering if that was wrong way of doing things?
* Register a new user into the database. Please make sure to
* hash the password.
* @param type $fName First name of the user - String value.
* @param type $lName Last name of the user - String value.
* @param type $email Email address of the user - String value.
* @param type $hashedPassword - String value.
* @return boolean true if sucessful or false if failed.
function registerUser($fName, $lName, $email, $hashedPassword)
//Establish a connection.
$mysqli = new $mysqli($GLOBALS['dbServer'], $GLOBALS['dbUserName'], $GLOBALS['dbPassword'], $GLOBALS['dbName']);
//Check if connection failed.
die('Connect Error (' .$mysqli->connect_errno . ') '
//Insert data into the table and check if the attempt was sucessful.
if($mysqli->query("INSERT INTO user_info(email, password, fName, lName) VALUE ('$email', '$hashedPassword', '$fName', '$lName')"))
return true;
return false;
Is this the proper way to insert a value into the database and make sure that it is successful? Alternatively, I can use prepared statements and I was wondering
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Allowed 45 points (45.0/g), 14th.
Differential of -45 points (-45.0/g), 14th.
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The Eastman Inn is Centrally Located in North Conway Village, minutes from the mountain trails, rivers, shops and restaurants. Your stay will include a full gourmet breakfast, daily afternoon treats and beverages. Guests find that the wrap around porch with rocking chairs is a great place to spend the evening, watching the world go by. Wrap up in a cozy quilt to keep warm as the evenings cool.
Our rooms all have comfortable beds, color cable TV, Window A/C and Central Heating. In the Dining room you will find fresh made cookies, coffee and teas.
The Eastman Inn can help plan your vacation in the beautiful Mount Washington Valley.
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on September 12, 2015
The inn is very homey and the owner is friendly and a good cook! I had a homeade oatmeal cookie when I checked in, a nice unexpected touch. My room was very nice, bed was extremely comfortable and had a really relaxing night. Breakfast was excellent the next morning and I really wish I could have stayed an extra night. I would definitely return and recommend to friends.
on August 06, 2015
Our stay at Eastman Inn for five nights was the perfect location for some rest and relaxation. From Art's warm and friendly greeting when we checked in, to his incredible breakfasts each morning, his helpful and insightful knowledge of places to eat and visit, along with the evening chats on the veranda and the pleasant and well kept room has made this a want to return vacation destination.
on July 05, 2015
We travel to North Conway from Nova Scotia each summer for a shopping getaway. This was our first visit to the Eastman Inn and hopefully not our last. Immediately we were made to feel like home by Arthur the innkeeper. He immediately went over the breakfast times and asked if we had any dietary restrictions. We were very happy with our room as it was extremely clean and very cozy. The Inn was sold out yet very quiet at night which was great after a long day of outlet shopping. Each chair on the covered porch had small quilts on them, for warmth, if there was a chill in the air. Great wifi, amazing gourmet breakfasts, comfy cozy rooms and warm hospitality will welcome each guest. By far the BEST B&B we have ever visited. Highly recommend the Eastman Inn! Thanks again Arthur!
Dwayne and Lesley Ann Andrews
on January 11, 2015
My husband and I had a great weekend. Arthur was knowledgable and attentive to our needs. The breakfasts were delicious and the room was spacious and clean. I look forward to planning a return visit.
on October 25, 2014
We have been traveling the East Coast for a a few days now on an anniversary vacation and this was our last stop. It is such a pleasure knowing we have come home...that is how it feels when you stay at a B & B. Very comfortable, laid back, and relaxing. Our room was clean, with all the amentities needed, including a king size bed and a fireplace. Our room was quiet and the atmosphere very relaxing. The breakfasts were amazing as well! The innkeeper was a delight and provided information for us to use while sightseeing. Definitely would highly recommend!!!!
on September 09, 2013
We have just ended our sixth visit to the Inn and had a wonderful time as we have every year. It is such a relaxing place, the rooms are always inviting and clean and breakfasts delicious. Having your breakfast right at the Inn is not only a good value, it is a time saver as well. Art, the owner, will always take the time to talk to his guests, to help make their stay at the Inn, and the North Conway area as enjoyable as possible.
on July 23, 2013
We had a wonderful stay at the Inn. The room was quaint, comfortable and the antique decor was great, as it was in the rest of the Inn. Arthur, the Innkeeper, was accommodating and his breakfasts were exceptional. We enjoyed visiting with him and he gave great suggestions of places see. The inn is centrally located for all we wanted to see and do. Sitting on the wrap-around-porch was very relaxing and a wonderful mountain view. The only downside was leaving at the end of our stay. I hope we get to come back some time. Thank you for a wonderful stay.
Karen and Jerry - Illinois
on July 22, 2013
We stayed here on Saturday night on our way to the Nascar race in Loudon, it was awesome, close to town and very charming Inn, he recommened the Muddy Moose right across the street and it was one of the best freshest salads I have had. The room was clean, comfortable, the outside welcoming and lots of places to sit on a hot summer's night, The breakfast was delish, quiche,even my very picky husband loved it. Met a very nice couple from Boston who joined us at breakfast. I would recommend this Inn to anyone looking for a place to stay in North Conway, summer or winter.
Glace Bay N.S.
on July 31, 2012
Upon our arrival we were promptly and warmly greeted by Arthur, the owner. Arthur was thorough in explaining where everything was, including coffee, teas, cookies and bottled water. Upon entering our room we immediately felt right at home. The room was quaintly decorated and very clean. We also met Arthur's granddaughter, Paige, who assisted in serving breakfast. The breakfasts were over the top!!!! So unique and scrumptiously filling. Upon returning to our room in the evening, I would look forward to a hot cup of coffee and a cookie, which was always available. I would highly recommend the Eastman Inn to anyone who desires a charming setting and a positive B&B experience. Whenever we come to North Conway we will definitely stay here!! Thank you Arthur, Marta & Paige for your hospitality and for making our first B&B experience a pleasant one.
Sandi & Ron, CT
on July 26, 2011
We've been traveling for over 40 years and have always stayed in hotels/motels, so we weren't sure what to expect. It was a pleasant experience. Breakfasts were delicious. Would stay in a B&B again.
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These Rooms have a Queen Sized bed, Private Bathroom with either a tub/shower, or standalone shower. These are medium sized rooms, all very comfortable with 2 sitting chairs for relaxing, reading or watching TV. Each room has a Flat Screen Color Cable TV. In the Winter we have very warm comfortors and in the Summer bright and cheery country quilts. All rooms are equipped with window air conditioning in the summer. Traditional Queen Rooms are available on all 3 floors. Note that there is no elevator in the 100 year old home
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$109 - $149
Our 4 Premium King Rooms all feature beautiful gas fireplaces on timers you control. These are our Largest rooms with Flat screen TV, Cable TV. Some have Claw foot tubs with showers. Room 10 and 11 each have a private deck and Room 3 sits on the first floor with it's own garden deck facing the shade garden. Every room has wireless internet access. Each room is beautifully decorated.
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$129 - $189
Our 2 Cozy Queen Rooms are the smaller rooms, each with 1 sitting chair, private bath with tub or shower. Cable Color Flat Screen TV may be wall mounted. 1 is on the first floor right off the wrap around porch, the other is on the Second floor. Both are beautifully decorated, each having window air conditioners.
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Portland, ME (PWM-Intl. Jet Port) 68 miles
Route 16/302, one-quarter mile south of the Village of North Conway
Amusement Park,
Antique Shopping,
Art Galleries,
Gourmet/Fine Dining,
Historical interests,
Live Music,
Movie Theater,
Nature area,
Valley Scenic Railroad, Mt Washington Cog Railway, Mt. Washington Auto Road,
Outlet Stores,
Picnic area,
Religious Services,
Ski area
Bed and Breakfast, Country Inn
Board games, Computer, Copier, Fax Machine, Internet Service, Private entrance, Wi-Fi ,
Wrap Around Porch, Rockers
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Ceiling fans, Fireplace, Hairdryer, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV
Bicycle rental, Bicycle riding trails, Cross-country ski trails, Downhill Skiing, Fishing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Horseback riding, Kayaking, Mountain Bike trails, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Snow shoe trails
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Arthur De La Torre
We enjoy travel ourselves and love coming back to the Eastman Inn.
Gourmet Country Breakfast
Low fat , Restrictive , Vegetarian , Gluten Free, Vegan
Creme Brulee French ToastThe best and sweetest French Toast you will ever taste. Our return guests ask for it every time they return
$125 per night
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