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My husband and I are driving up to Maine on the spur of the moment. We originally planned to go to Stratton Vermont for 5 days and take day trips to NH and Maine. But since it takes almost the same time to get from Long Island to VT and to Portland, we decided to drive straight to Portland. Challenge is to find a B&B at such short notice. Found one for one night on Thursday and that's it. We thus have to go to our base in VT on Friday and wing it from there.
We would appreciate suggestions on where to go, places to eat (from hole in the wall finds to a not inexpensive restaurant). We are flexible. We essentially want to drive to small towns, enjoy the local scenery and open markets. Any suggestions on places to stay in the greater Portland area? We are past the camping stage but will venture into small clean motels/inns.
Where are the best lobster rolls in the greater Portland area? What else is there to sample? Thanks in advance.
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My husband and I are driving up to Maine on the spur of the moment. We originally planned to go to Stratton Vermont for 5 days and take day trips to NH and Maine. But since it takes almost the same time to get from Long Island to VT and to Portland, we decided to drive straight to Portland. Challenge is to find a B&B at such short notice. Found one for one night on Thursday and that's it. We thus have to go to our base in VT on Friday and wing it from there.
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Bite Into Maine food truck is parked at Fort Williams park in South Portland/Cape Elizabeth. They offer about five kinds of lobster rolls, the traditional with a touch of mayo and the harder to find hot lobster and butter plus other kinds flavored with different seasonings. It's a beautiful park and a great place to picnic. although there are picnic tables, we take along bag chairs and choose a spot looking out on Casco Bay. Great view!
There are many reviews and recommendations for Portland dining on chowhound's northern New England thread. You can take the morning mailboat cruise and be back in the Old Port Area (the parking garage is next to the boat dock) for lunch. Where we ate that time wasn't quite as memorable but walk up Exchange Street to MDI ice cream. If it's not busy, ask to taste some flavors before choosing what you want for a sampler dish. I like Blackstrap Banana and Maine Sea Salt Caramel the best. You might also try whoopie pies from Two Fat Cats Bakery (also walking distance) and the French fries at DuckFat. Best to go to DuckFat at an odd time. It's small and very popular. I'm a big fan of farmers markets but haven't been to the one in Portland yet.
You could go to the farmers market on the common in Brunswick on Friday (double check that it's Friday) and then head out to the Harpswells for a lobster lunch some place. I vote for the place in Cundy's Harbor. Brunswick is a college town. You should be able to find a motel. The Harpswells area is not very built up so I don't think you'll find anything besides weekly cottages. It's beautiful place to explore. If you head out of Brunswick toward Bath there's what looks like an old drive in restaurant (the kind where you turned on your lights for service). Very good lobster roll there. But there's also a small roadside shack on way to Harpswells called Gurnet Trading Company. Very small and only a few outdoor tables but popular. The casual place on Bath Rd might have been Cameron's Lobster House.
I don't think day trips to Maine from Stratton Mountain are a good idea. Too much road time. google maps says 4 hours from Stratton Mtn to Portland. Find any place to sleep between Portland and Camden so you can explore all the roads leading to lobster shacks during the day.
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It's a nice drive from here up through Cape Porpoise to Biddeford Pool or Ferry Beach State Park/OceanPark/ Camp ellis. You could take the freeway and get into Portland in about 35 minutes. A drive out to the Sebago Lakes Region or the Shapleigh Lakes region would be nice. Ogunquit is about 1/2 hour but frought with heavy traffic on the weekends.
You could probably find something just for SUNDAY night in Portland or South Portland, and do Portland on Sunday and on Monday morning, and a drive to Cape Elizabeth.
A lot of what the Portland/Freeport area has to offer on short notice are $69 Comfort-Inn type places at inflated $169 summer prices. And what you're seeing as "available" now probably won't be if you just drive around searching for vacancies two days from now. The "no vacancy" signs for miles and miles are notorious on July August weekends so I wouldn't expect to find much of anything last minute.
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Thank you dfrostnh and clarkgrosworld. Your suggestions are very helpful. I am going to save these for our next trip. We thoroughly enjoyed our very short visit to Maine. We ate at Rising Tide in Scarborough for dinner. We sat inside and watched the busy pier where boats came in and out of the water. The steamed lobster was great and so was the fried scallops. Service was friendly and the ambience was perfect.
For lunch, we stopped in Ogunquit and had our first lobster roll in a restaurant on Main St. No frills, just pure fresh lobster meat and not huge NY serving size either - just right! We also had fried clams which were crispy on the outside and soft and gooey on the inside - gooey deliciousness.
I did not see your suggestions until we got to Vermont or we would have been more adventurous about staying in Maine. We would have looked for the food truck in Fort Williams and tried the ice cream in Portland. We did take the Casco Bay ferry cruise and that was ver pleasant. We got a pie from Flatbread to take home to Vermont. That was a great idea because we had something quick to heat up when we arrived at 10:00 pm.
I was wary about motels and resorts but realize now that they are not the same as motels in big cities which are generally sleazy joints. We will plan our trip earlier next year. We want to go back. We might stay at Atlantic Birches Inn in Old Orchard Beach again. The hosts were really nice, gave a lot of suggestions on where to go and the room was squeaky clean.
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Maybe because I have a photographic image of Onni in my head I subconsciously end up drawing her almost every time. I guess I'm still very much in love with her. Sometimes the train journey can get a little bumpy. You just have to learn how steady your hand. In my case Left hand. :))
Happy you loved that superb movie, with Anna Karina and Eddie Constantine, this one and also "La jetée" from Chris Marker were among these undeground movies which truly amplified my natural taste for SF and fantastic… I was 22 at this time and saw it several times in the Cinémathèque where Godard used to meet his fellows from the Nouvelle Vague, Truffaut, Rohmer and the others…she does'nt really looks like Anna Karina, but I love this image anyway !
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The Microsoft Warrant appeal decision and US exceptionalism in a changing world
A kind person sent me the appeal decision in Microsoft v United States before the metaphorical ink was dry. Usually I could drop everything and deal with it, but its arrival coincided with one of those rare blog posts which … Continue reading
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Consilio paper: How technology can support data protection compliance
Today, the European Commission launched the EU–US Privacy Shield with the headline "Stronger protection for transatlantic data flows". The European Commission press release is here and the reciprocal Remarks by the US Secretary of Commerce are here. This seems a … Continue reading
Posted in Consilio, Cross-border eDiscovery, Data privacy, Data Protection, Discovery, eDiscovery, EU Safe Harbor Tagged Michael Becker Leave a comment
eDiscovery opportunities in the Brexit difficulty
"A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty". Winston Churchill I spent last week doing a mini-tour of European cities, organised (and excellently) by AccessData. The theme was the collision between data … Continue reading
From Himmler to Theresa May to Trump to Microsoft + LinkedIn: why we need data protection
The condemnation in Godwin's Law, the "Reductio ad Hitlerum", does not apply to an article which legitimately begins with a record of Nazi atrocities in Berlin. The implied comparison between Heinrich Himmler and Chris Grayling is justified by their parallel … Continue reading
AccessData European tour: When data transfer collides with data privacy
I am just back from the Sedona Conference Programme on Cross-Border Discovery and Data Protection in Berlin, on which I will write shortly. I won't put my suitcase away just yet, however, nor my notes from Berlin, because next week … Continue reading
Posted in AccessData, Data privacy, Data Protection, Discovery, eDisclosure, eDiscovery, Electronic disclosure Tagged Judge Peck Leave a comment
The Sedona Conference: Practical in-house approaches for cross-border discovery and data protection
The Sedona Conference has published Practical in-house approaches to cross-border discovery and data protection after several months of public comment on an earlier version. This is a disorientating area to practice in, particularly at the moment: We now have a … Continue reading
Nuix living up to its promises at the Insider Conference in London
I was diverted from writing about the Nuix Insider Conference, held in London on 23 March, by the news of the Panama Papers which broke shortly afterwards. That was too topical to miss, and Nuix played a major part in … Continue reading
Guidance Software Data Risk and Privacy Survey results
Guidance Software undertakes a survey each year on some aspect of data management or data risk. This year, and unsurprisingly, the survey is about data risk and privacy, with the subtitle How concerned are organisations with data risk? The survey results, … Continue reading
Nuix webinar on 31 May: EU General Data Protection Regulation – Need to Knows
On 31 May, Nuix is presenting a webinar called EU General Data Protection Regulation – Need to Knows. The subject, and the panel, is a re-run of a session at the very successful Nuix Insider Conference in London on 23 … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber security, Data privacy, Data Protection, Data Security, Discovery, eDiscovery, GDPR Tagged Julie Colgan, Paul Slater Leave a comment
FTI publishes Forrester data privacy heat map
We are, perhaps, gradually winning the battle to persuade US lawyers, courts and regulators that the privacy and data protection requirements of other jurisdictions are not to be lightly ignored. When I first started talking about privacy in the US, … Continue reading
EU in-depth analysis: the data protection regime in China
The European Parliament's Directorate-General for Internal Policies, Policy Department C: Citizens' Rights and Constitutional Affairs has produced an In-depth analysis of the data protection regime in China. Those who consider that the present privacy regime in the EU is complex … Continue reading
Relativity webinar on 27 April: From Ashley Madison to the eBay hack – cybersecurity best practices
Relativity is presenting a webinar on 27 April with the title From Ashley Madison to the eBay hack – cybersecurity best practices. It is said that one third of in-house counsel have admitted that their companies have experienced a data … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber security, Data privacy, Data Security, Discovery, eDisclosure, eDiscovery, Relativity Tagged Barclay Blair, Dean Gonsowski, John Loveland Leave a comment
View from Xerox in Hong Kong: why cyber security needs in-house counsel
When I first started writing about the management of electronic documents, the subject was a contained one, at least from my perspective. I was then concerned solely with compliance with the eDisclosure rules in England and Wales. Over the years, … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber security, Data privacy, Data Protection, eDiscovery, Xerox Legal Services Tagged Dmitri Hubbard Leave a comment
In London, Amsterdam and Frankfurt in June with AccessData and Judge Peck
AccessData has organised a short speaking tour in June when US Magistrate Judge Andrew Peck and I will speak in London, Amsterdam and Frankfurt over the week beginning 20 June. In each city, we will be joined by a panel … Continue reading
Consilio survey: inadvertent disclosure of sensitive data of cloud-based applications
Consilio has long been known as a global expert in eDiscovery and document review services. Increasingly, and not least since its acquisition of Huron Legal last year, it is extending its reach into the wider field of law firm and … Continue reading
Sedona Conference Programme on Cross-Border Discovery and Data Protection in Berlin 7 to 8 June
The 8th Annual Sedona Conference International Programme on Cross-Border Discovery and Data Protection Laws will take place in Berlin on 7 to 8 June 2016. Applications are now being accepted for attendance at this event which has even more relevance … Continue reading
Interview: US Magistrate Judge Peck on cross-border discovery after Schrems
Shortly after the Schrems judgment was published, I moderated a panel on cross-border discovery at Lawtech Europe Congress in Brussels. One of the panellists was US Magistrate Judge Andrew Peck, and I took the opportunity to interview him about one … Continue reading
Moving from the tactical to the strategic as Consilio buys Huron Legal
"In small operations, everyone is doing something tactical every day. Now we can think strategically, with account managers focusing on the objectives of corporations and law firms, not just pushing data from the left to the right" This seemed to … Continue reading
Interview: Patrick Burke of Seyfarth Shaw on cross-border data transfers for eDiscovery
It is many years since Patrick Burke and I started talking together about cross-border data transfers for eDiscovery. We had an annual slot at Guidance Software's CEIC (now Enfuse) events and I recall a slide set from about 2009 which … Continue reading
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CGOC Europe 2015: Privacy, Security and Compliance in London on 11 December
CGOC is the Compliance, Governance and Oversight Council which brings together more than 3,300 legal, IT, records and information management professionals from corporations and government agencies around the world. On 11 December, it is running an event in London with … Continue reading
Speaking about Schrems and EU data privacy in Nashville with Cicayda
Tomorrow I am speaking at the offices of Butler Snow in Nashville at the invitation of Cicayda. I was already booked to speak about cross-border discovery before the timely arrival of the Schrems decision. That will certainly feature prominently in … Continue reading
Silence from me for now on Schrems and Safe Harbour
If you have any interest in cross-border discovery or any form of data transfer to the US, you will be aware that the EU Court of Justice has delivered a judgment in Schrems v Data Protection Commissioner the effect of which … Continue reading
The Sedona Conference publishes Practical in-house approaches for cross-border discovery and data protection
The Sedona Conference has published the public comment version of its Practical in-house approaches for cross-border discovery and data protection. I have not yet had the opportunity of reading this version, but I read, and was impressed by an earlier … Continue reading
Judge Peck and former Senior Master Whitaker discuss eDiscovery vs eDisclosure in the US and UK
So far as I am aware, there is no competition to find the most regular participant in panels and webinars devoted to cross-border discovery and the comparative requirements of the US and UK. If there was such a contest, I would … Continue reading
Interview with Judge Dory Reiling of the Amsterdam District Court
Judge Dory Reiling of the Amsterdam District Court is a well-known advocate of the use of technology to help both lawyers and courts deliver justice efficiently and at an acceptable cost. Among many other things at the frontiers between law … Continue reading
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Jeff Guttman of UBIC talks about the human element in eDiscovery software design
Jeff Guttman is Director of Managed Review Operations at TechLaw Solutions, a UBIC company. I caught up with him at the IQPC eDiscovery and Information Governance Summit in London in May and asked him what he was thinking about after … Continue reading
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Wide range of subjects and speakers at InSig2 Lawtech Europe Congress in Brussels in October
Lawtech Europe Congress, rebranded as InSig2 Lawtech 2015, has hitherto taken place in Prague. This year it moves to Brussels, taking place at the Management Centre Europe on 26-27 October 2015. There are two keynote speakers. The first is by … Continue reading
Crossing borders back from Hong Kong
In case you wonder why this blog has fallen silent, it is because I am in Hong Kong for the 7th Sedona Conference Working Group 6 Cross-Border and Data Protection Programme. That is a fairly intensive programme – a packed … Continue reading
ZyLAB webinar today: dealing with the complexity of multinational litigation
ZyLAB is presenting a webinar today, 27 May, at 1:00pm ET with the title Dealing with the complexity of multinational litigation. These speakers are Gregory Bufithis, managing director of eTERA Consulting Europe, and Mary Mack, Enterprise Technology Counsel at ZyLAB, … Continue reading
Technology Law Conference 2015 in Singapore: the Future of Money and Data
The Singapore Academy of Law is organising a conference to take place in Singapore on 29 and 30 June. It is called Technology Law Conference 2015: the Future of Money and Data. Its theme is that technology offers both utopian … Continue reading
More on accessibility of data – judicial imperialism, the right to be forgotten, and spies
There is more to data accessibility than eDiscovery / eDisclosure which is my main subject. The use of data in one jurisdiction which exists in another is of growing concern, and not just to lawyers. The subject comes up again only … Continue reading
Conflicting positions on accessibility of data
Neil Cameron wrote recently about two different aspects of accessibility of data in an article called Update on US land grab for foreign emails. One is the demands made by the courts and authorities of one country (usually the US) … Continue reading
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Blurmany and Spain, you and me – the trade-off between convenience and privacy
Loss of privacy is the price we pay for the convenience of Internet and mobile technology. Different countries and different age groups accord varying degrees of value to the one and to the other. Germany and Spain have their own … Continue reading
Nigel Murray gets hip – and rides again for Help for Heroes
eDiscovery and data privacy consultant Nigel Murray is again cycling across northern France on the Big Battlefield Bike Ride between 1 and 8 June in support of Help for Heroes. Two things make this a special year – one is … Continue reading
Washington and New York to Mitchell via privacy, Singapore and Lobachevsky
The problem with running a website which offers news and updates is that people notice when it lies silent – the essence of news is that it is new. In fact, I have never aspired to timeliness and, as I … Continue reading
Evidence, privacy and proportionality at Lawtech Europe Congress in Prague
I have no particular ambition to write up events as soon as they finish. Distance lends perspective, and anything worth reporting at all will be as valuable a couple of months later. The Civil Procedure Rules of England and Wales … Continue reading
UK court orders disclosure against French party despite Blocking Statute
Those who have read my occasional fulminations about US courts ordering discovery in breach of French blocking statutes will recall that much of the argument turns on whether the French will actually enforce the statute by imposing penalties on those … Continue reading
Germany moves to restrict US data transfers as PRISM concerns grow
Buried deep in my article Cross-border discovery and privacy gaps widen thanks to PRISM and trolls was a reference to an article by Hunton & Williams called German DPAs Halt Data Transfer Approvals and Consider Suspending Transfers Based on Safe … Continue reading
Cross-border discovery and privacy gaps widen thanks to PRISM and trolls
The eDiscovery world was not gracious enough to take a break while I was travelling recently, and I come back to a mass of things to write about. Having cleared out the things with deadlines – webinar notices and the … Continue reading
Vivian Reding: The overhaul of EU rules on Data Protection: making the single market work for business
Vivian Reding is Vice President of the European Commission and EU Justice Commissioner. Here is a link to the text of a speech given on 4 December 2012 in which she explains why she thinks we need a new data … Continue reading
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What is legal when collecting and processing personal data?
As with so many subjects, cross-border discovery has many aspects to cover, and it is sometimes helpful to pull out a sub-set and look at it on its own. A helpful page on the European Commission Justice website called Collecting … Continue reading
Regional and personal data privacy controls in the local cloud from Bloomberg Vault
Compliance with data privacy controls is much more than an eDiscovery / eDisclosure problem. Those whose primary focus is eDiscovery tend to see data privacy compliance as an obstacle which stands in the way and complicates data collection for litigation … Continue reading
Notes from Hong Kong – talking about world eDiscovery
This is a continuation of a series of mini-posts following my recent visit to Hong Kong. Browning Marean of DLA Piper US is one of the few US lawyers who understands the difference between eDiscovery messages which travel and those … Continue reading
EU Commission under fire for its data protection reforms
EUObserver.com reports that EU Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding has come under fire, from the Article 29 Data Protection Working Party amongst others, for the scope of and proposed timescale for her proposed new data protection rules. These are seen by … Continue reading
Patel v Unite – order for investigation of deleted Internet forum
Here is an interesting judgment, Patel v UNITE the Union [2012] EWHC 92 (QB) (27 January 2012), which Professor Dominic Regan has pointed me to. The target of postings on a union Internet forum alleges defamation and harassment. The union claims … Continue reading
EU promises data protection savings and reduced burdens on business
The European Commission has collected together information about its proposed reforms of the EU Data Protection Rules, including the press release of 21 January, the press conference with Vice President Viviane Reding of the same date, and a number of … Continue reading
Words are the easy bit: EU Parliament debates EU – US data privacy concerns
An article on EUObserver.com reports on a debate last week in the European Parliament which highlighted the conflict between US demands for data and EU privacy legislation. The article's title is Commission Downplays Parliament EU–US Data Privacy Concerns – "downplays" … Continue reading
Huron eDiscovery Panel at LegalTech as the cross-border climate begins to change
My wide-angle lens is being repaired, so I have no photograph of the panel which Nigel Murray of Huron Legal moderated at LegalTech. There were eleven of us at the table for two consecutive sessions with the title A GC's … Continue reading
Information Governance, UK eDisclosure and International Discovery in three days
In an ideal world, I would keep the week before LegalTech free. Product announcements pour out with accompanying (and welcome) invitations in advance to find out about the new developments (that is preferable, incidentally, to those who make big announcements and assume … Continue reading
Delay for Draconian Data Protection Regulation
The term "displacement activity" has a technical meaning in animal biology, something I am happy to leave to the animal biologists. The lay use of the term connotes some activity undertaken in order to avoid having to do something else … Continue reading
European Data Protection: Coming of Age – Brussels 25–27 January 2012
The Fifth International Computers, Privacy and Data Protection Conference takes place in Brussels between 25 and 27 January 2012 under the title European Data Protection: Coming of Age. Monique Altheim of The Law Office of Monique Altheim is organising and … Continue reading
Oxford tramples on privacy with CCTV in taxis
Given that privacy is one of my professional subjects, it is interesting that my home city, Oxford, should be blazing a trail in trampling on privacy rights, with a compulsory scheme requiring taxis to make video and sound recordings of … Continue reading
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Huron Legal: Cross-Border eDiscovery Breakfast in New York on 21 September
The US is considering possible rule changes in relation to preservation. The UK is tackling case management and costs management. Australia is chewing over the recent report on electronic discovery. New Zealand has a new ediscovery practice direction coming shortly. … Continue reading
EU-US EDiscovery – Data Transfer Role-Play at CEIC
One of my reasons for going to CEIC 2011 in Orlando was to take part in a panel about international EDiscovery. The panel was called International EDiscovery: Data Protection, Privacy and Cross-Border Issues and was led by Patrick Burke, Assistant … Continue reading
Getting on with the basics at CEIC as the eDiscovery world spins a little faster
I could sit here all morning trying to come up with a succinct heading which captures everything which is going on in eDiscovery / eDisclosure at the moment. The big things happening at a corporate level have greater long-term significance … Continue reading
AccessData conference carries electronic discovery message to Germany
I am very much looking forward to moderating an electronic discovery conference in Frankfurt on 22 March. The hosts are AccessData and the speakers are drawn from a broad range of legal, technical and compliance backgrounds, and from well-known firms … Continue reading
Welcome to First Advantage as a sponsor of the E-disclosure Information Project
I am very pleased to welcome First Advantage Litigation Consulting as a new sponsor of the e-Disclosure Information Project. First Advantage was already a well-established forensics, litigation consulting and eDiscovery company when I met them at my first LegalTech in … Continue reading
Cross-Border and Multi-National eDiscovery at LegalTech from FTI and Epiq
I have written already about those sessions at LegalTech 2011 in New York which have a UK element in them (see Strong UK presence at LegalTech 2011). As I said in that article, it is impossible to list, let alone … Continue reading
Strong UK presence at LegalTech 2011
LegalTech 2011 is only a few days away and the programme is packed. Almost everyone whose name has appeared in these pages is taking part in something, and I will not attempt to list them all. Following on, however, from … Continue reading
The cost of data security breach notifications
At first sight, the publication on 10 December of an article headed Data security – is Europe still lagging behind the US? brings a wry smile here. We are used to US articles speaking in condescending terms about everything from … Continue reading
IQPC Exchange in Munich: Information Retention and eDiscovery in Europe
The civil law jurisdictions of mainland Europe have no discovery tradition as it is understood in common law countries like the US and UK. The IQPC Information Retention and eDiscovery Exchange in Munich was an opportunity for corporate counsel to … Continue reading
Premonitions of what was to come
I have no idea what is happening in this photograph: That is not strictly true – I know that it was taken at IQPC in Munich last week just as I was about to moderate a panel on data protection … Continue reading
Catching an eyeful in Leeds and a snowfall in Munich
The paucity of posts lately may lead you to think that all is quiet on the e-disclosure / e-discovery front. It is in fact a symptom of the opposite – there has been more than enough to keep me amused, … Continue reading
A useful guide to sources on EU Data Privacy Laws
The Guidance Software Newsroom carries a new article by Denise Backhouse of the eData Practice of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, LLP headed Master European Data Privacy Laws. I refer you to it because it is expressly intended as a guide … Continue reading
Low-tech privacy breaches
Amidst all the proper concern about the use of technology in breaches of privacy, it is easy to overlook the ease with which we can give away information by more everyday means. Some examples illustrate what I mean. My railway … Continue reading
Turning e-discovery news and views into a community of interest
Those of us who work in e-discovery / e-disclosure get better and better at passing information and views between ourselves. Web sites, blogs and Twitter allow us to keep up with developments – new products, company news and cases – … Continue reading
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International eDiscovery Panel at CEIC
There is one major difference between the general run of discovery problems and those relating to international and cross-border discovery. The former are soluble – competence and co-operation coupled with judicial management would fix most ediscovery problems tomorrow; the trans-jurisdictional … Continue reading
CEIC 2010 comes to an end
CEIC 2010 is winding down here in Las Vegas. Whatever measure you take – the quality of the sessions, the opportunity to catch up with people and meet new ones, the sheer numbers of people attending (1,300 or so), the … Continue reading
Listening to myself talking about e-Disclosure for the IQPC Information Retention and E-Disclosure Summit
I have been listening to a podcast which I made recently for IQPC as part of the run-up to their Information Retention & E-Disclosure Management Summit in London on 17-19 May 2010. It can be accessed from the Summit's home … Continue reading
The Franco-British Lawyers Society on cross-border e-Disclosure 17th of May 2010
The Franco British Lawyers Society have organised an evening session called Searching for evidence: a panel discussion on cross-border e-Disclosure from an English and French perspective. The event takes place on Monday, 17 May at 6 pm at Pinsent Masons, … Continue reading
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EDiscoveryMap helps navigate cross-border issues
Monique Altheim, a New York qualified lawyer, has quickly established her blog, EDiscoveryMap, as a mine of information on matters of personal data, privacy, data transfer and cross-border transfers. I follow her on Twitter as EUDiscovery and EDiscoveryMap which keep … Continue reading
Ofsted has shown us WHY we should collect data properly and now lawyers must find out HOW
We do not yet know if Ofsted's failure to give proper disclosure in the Shoesmith litigation was the result of cock-up or conspiracy – I am hedging my bets and assuming both that Ofsted fouled it up and that the … Continue reading
Germany focuses on data protection and privacy
Americans may be tempted to think of EU data protection and privacy laws as being an obstacle deliberately placed in the way of conscientious US lawyers who are merely trying to do their job. That reaction is unsurprising, since that … Continue reading
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A week of positive opportunities in e-Disclosure
There are two reasons for running a week's worth of reports and comments into a single article. The least meritorious of them is that I will not keep up with it all if I do not do a composite post. … Continue reading
Gucci v Curveal: a blow for US interests – whichever way you understand that expression
British 19th Century "gunboat diplomacy" and the song The Wreck of the Old 97 are what came to mind when I read the latest Opinion of a US court about the relative importance of US interests and the laws of … Continue reading
Talking rather than writing – normal service will be resumed soon
The relative silence on these pages recently does not imply that I have run out of things to say (sorry about that) merely that I have had a good run of being out and about, or making plans for future … Continue reading
Cloud Computing: Privacy, Disclosure and Discovery Considerations
There is a free webinar on 11 March callled Privacy, Disclosure and Discovery Considerations stemming from Cloud Computing. It is put on by Wave University and CT Summation and the speakers are Dan Regard of iDiscovery Solutions, Inc., eDiscovery Specialist … Continue reading
Spring Offensive in the eDisclosure War
It feels suddenly as if a new phase is opening up in the war to tackle the wasted costs of e-disclosure. If the Rule Committee's recent failure to grasp the nettle seemed a rebuff, there is a new Spring Offensive … Continue reading
The Readership of the e-Disclosure Information Project
I have just been asked to give some statistics for readership of my blog and, having done the research, I might as well summarise it here. It happened to be quite a good day to ask – there were 436 … Continue reading
Anonymisation, the Hague Convention and US judicial notice of EU privacy protection
I expressed puzzlement recently at the high proportion of page views from the US over a period when most of my focus has been on the UK draft practice direction. I know, of course, that there is much US interest … Continue reading
You cannot really complain at a full InBox and lots of tweets
A day in London leaves me with a pile of e-mails and a heap of tweets – all signs of a lively market, and to be welcomed despite the time it will take to catch up. Add a crusading podcast, … Continue reading
The extent of the right to privacy in French employee's e-mails
The expression "grasping at straws" has seafaring origins – a drowning man grasps at straws in the absence of anything more solid to cling to. It comes to mind whenever the subject of EU data privacy comes up in the … Continue reading
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A short video could win you free tickets and accommodation at CEIC
The use of video turns up in these pages either where a supplier has used the medium to educate or to promote a product, or in a slightly embarrassed reference to my own reluctant appearances in front of the camera. … Continue reading
Mixing eDiscovery business with pleasure at LegalTech 2010
I write each February after LegalTech in New York to try and convey how this event is simultaneously hard work and good fun. Certain times and cultures are inherently suspicious of the idea that you can enjoy yourself whilst working, … Continue reading
US claims Global Power to Access Data despite EU data protection laws
Another decision of a US court shows the supremacy of the US courts over EU laws, at least as seen from the US. It doubtless plays well in Utah, but is probably bad news for US evidence-collection in the long … Continue reading
Trilantic assembles experts for International eDiscovery Track at LegalTech
UK-based legal support provider Trilantic has put together a double panel session on EU data privacy and related subjects which takes place on the first day at LegalTech, Monday, 1 February. Subjects covered will include privacy considerations and EU data … Continue reading
The e-Disclosure Information Project in 2009 and 2010
My e-Disclosure predictions for 2010 are up on the website of the Society for Computers and Law. I have not checked back to my previous years' SCL predictions, but I think that this batch have much more, and much better-grounded, … Continue reading
Gartner points to non-US E-Discovery market growth
Gartner predicts an eDiscovery software market worth $1.2 billion in 2010. More than 10% of that will be outside the US. Software suppliers may be ready to run with this, but where are the skilled people? Gartner's report of 16 … Continue reading
Kind words from the Posse List eDiscovery Reading Room
If a supplier asked me what to do if it received unsolicited praise from a respected source, I would tell them to stick it up on their web site. What is the proper reaction when someone says nice things about … Continue reading
451 Group reports on IQPC in New York
I was not at IQPC's E-discovery conference in New York last week (see IQPC New York – minimizing risks, costs and challenges). Fortunately the 451 Group's Katey Wood was there and her report is here. Two of the points which … Continue reading
IQPC New York – minimizing risks, costs and challenges
Minimizing risks, costs and challenges is the title of the IQPC eDiscovery conference taking place in New York from 7 to 9 December 2009. I will not be there, but the agenda offers more opportunities than its title suggests. I … Continue reading
UK Information Commissioner publishes plain English data protection guide
The UK Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has produced a guide in plain English which aims to make it easier for the non-expert to understand what is involved. That is all to the good, but this is not one of these … Continue reading
e-Disclosure conference thoughts from the 451 Group
Although I do my own summaries of the conferences I take part in, it is more interesting in some ways to see what other people take away from them. A succinct summary from an interested party who was present as … Continue reading
Virtual LegalTech round-up
The general reaction to ALM's Virtual LegalTech by its participants and delegates seems generally to be positive. If, as Charles Christian said on Twitter afterwards, it had a 1990s feel to it, well, that can doubtless be improved upon in … Continue reading
Parallel and cross-border developments in handling electronically stored information
The second session at the Thomson Reuters Fifth Annual e-Disclosure Forum in London on 13 November was called Parallel and cross-border developments in handling electronically stored information. I was the moderator, although if Air Miles were the qualification for talking … Continue reading
European Commission takes action against UK for data protection failings
An article in Document Management News reports on the legal action being taken by the European Commission against the UK for gaps in the legislation required to comply with EU data protection laws. The investigation leading to the action was … Continue reading


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Hotel size
- This hotel has 40 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed *
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
- Free RV/bus/truck parking
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In the hotel
- Free continental breakfast
- Barbeque grills
- Outdoor pool
- Playground on site
- One meeting room
- Hair salon
- Multilingual staff
- Picnic area
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Hair dryer
- Premium TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
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Mountain Valley Inn Dillard Accommodation & Rooms's small print
Also known as
- Mountain Valley Dillard
- Mountain Valley Inn Dillard
- Mountain Valley Inn
Mandatory fees
Pet deposit: USD 10.00 per night
Optional extras
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 10 per pet, per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Good 3.5 /5 from 195 reviews
had a clean comfortable room. We did not make it to breakfast. did not have time for the pool but it looked inviting.
It was a great stay for the money. Was a little dissapointed because the pool had been filled in with gravel. Had disappointed grandkids they were wanting to go swimming.
My main issue was that I reserved a room with two queen beds. The room we were given had two doubles. When I call the front desk about it, she insisted that it was queens. It definitely was not but we had already unloaded in the room and got our infants settled. Also the fitted sheet was so worn that it wouldn't stay on the mattress.
We have stayed here several times. Always a great stay. Staff is friendly and do not bother us while we are there. We requested no maid service and this wasn't a problem at all. We will stay here again and again. The room was clean and the grounds were well kept. We felt safe and comfortable. They could be a little cheaper on the pet deposit, but other than that, this is a great place to stay.
Manager was very friendly. I called to confirm our late arrival and he wished us a safe journey and waited up until we checked in at 1 am. Bedding was clean with fresh duvet. Carpet and upholstered furniture needed to be deep cleaned. Morning coffee was appreciated. Continental breakfast could be improved. Basically offered bagels, honey buns, muffins or cereal. Coffee offered powdered creamer and sugar, no sweetener substitutes or half and half. Overall it was a good value for the price and we would stay again.
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Book your room at Hotel Kitzhof - Mountain Design Resort
Get an overview of this hotelEco-friendly hotel with full-service spa and restaurant
Situated in Kitzbuehel, this eco-friendly hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Kitzbuehel Church, Casino Kitzbuehel, and Kitzbuehel Museum. Church of Our Lady Kitzbuehel and Aquarena Kitzbuehel are also within 10 minutes.
Hotel Features
A full-service spa, a restaurant, and an indoor pool are available at this hotel. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, a 24-hour health club, a bar/lounge, and a sauna are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 170 rooms offer free WiFi, free minibar items, and flat-screen TVs with cable channels. Guests will also find room service, free bottled water, and in-room massages.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
Hotel Kitzhof - Mountain Design ResortSchwarzsee Strasse 8-10 Kitzbuehel Tirol 6370
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Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
In addition to a full-service spa, Hotel Kitzhof - Mountain Design Resort features an indoor pool and a 24-hour health club. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This eco-friendly hotel also offers a sauna, spa services, and a terrace. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
Hotel Kitzhof - Mountain Design Resort has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- 24-hour health club
- Babysitting or childcare
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Designated smoking areas
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Free WiFi
- Full-service spa
- Garden
- Hair salon
- Indoor pool
- Luggage storage
- Meeting rooms 10
- Multilingual staff
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Sauna
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Ski storage
- Spa services on site
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Steam room
- Terrace
- Total number of rooms - 170
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Valet parking (surcharge)
Family Friendly Amenities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Indoor pool
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Cable TV service
- Free bottled water
- Free toiletries
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- In-room massage available
- In-room safe
- Minibar (stocked, free items)
- Premium TV channels
- Room service (limited hours)
Where to Eat
Hotel Kitzhof - Mountain Design Resort has a restaurant on site.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
You can order up room service during limited hours.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool, a 24-hour health club, and a sauna.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Ski lessons available nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Bicycle rentals on site
Spa Services
The onsite spa has massage/treatment rooms.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at 11 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 15 per pet, per night
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.80 per person, per night
Optional extras
- Self parking fee: EUR 12 per day
- Valet parking fee: EUR 12 per day
- Pet fee: EUR 15 per pet, per night
Hotel Name
- Hotel Kitzhof Mountain Design Resort
- Hotel Kitzhof Mountain Design Resort Kitzbuehel
- Kitzhof
- Kitzhof Mountain Design
- Kitzhof Mountain Design Kitzbuehel
Awards & Affiliations
National Rating
Hotelstars Union assigns an official star rating for properties in Austria. This property is rated 4 stars.


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