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The two companies will develop new technology that will allow drivers to monitor their home automation systems.
9VW's future infotainment system will control your home security
- Reese Counts
- Jul 6, 2016
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4Android Auto will soon run on your phone just like any other app
65How can automakers fix the infotainment problem?
- Bradley Iger
- Apr 16, 2016
- 65
Tech is at the center of most new cars, but it's still giving owners trouble.
10Hacker jury rigs Amazon Echo into voice-controlled remote start
- Brandon Turkus
- Mar 30, 2016
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A hacker has managed to link up his Amazon Echo so that all he has to do is mutter a few words and his GMC will start up. Welcome to the future, kids.
9Samsung Connect Auto brings LTE data to your car
42Hands-free phone call? It's still distracting behind the wheel
- Pete Bigelow
- Oct 23, 2015
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Hands-free features in new cars can be just as distracting as handheld ones, and the potential problems vary by automaker.
99Motorists actually don't like a lot of new in-car technology
- Pete Bigelow
- Aug 27, 2015
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Automakers spending an inordinate amount of resources and time rushing emerging technology and connectivity options into new cars. A new survey shows a lot of customers don't want them.
9Verizon's Hum can turn your '97 Stratus into a connected car
35New safety and connected features help distinguish VW's lineup
- Pete Bigelow
- Aug 1, 2015
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As Volkswagen seeks to regain footing in the United States, the company launches advanced driver-assist and connectivity features to most of its lineup of cars.
22How to update and secure a vulnerable Chrysler Uconnect system
- David Gluckman
- Jul 25, 2015
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We walk through the update process on a Ram 1500 to show what owners of the 1.4 million recalled FCA products can do to secure their infotainment systems.
5GM patents tech for taking driver personalization settings from car to car
- Chris Bruce
- Jul 22, 2015
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GM now has a patent for a cloud-based system to transfer personalization settings between vehicles, including the seating position, audio presets, contacts, and much more. The automaker sees useful applications for car sharing services and rental companies.
29Hands on with Ford Sync 3
- Domenick Yoney
- Jun 28, 2015
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Ford's Sync 3 infotainment system is replacing MyFord Touch in the manufacturer's lineup and is a marked improvement over its predecessor. We had a personal demonstration at a recent Ford event.
50Volvo to battle Germans by reducing complexity
16Both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay slated for Chevrolet lineup
- Pete Bigelow
- May 27, 2015
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Long awaited, the race among automakers to keep drivers connected to their smartphones has officially entered a new era.
AddConnected cars could cause other kinds of traffic jams
- Jonathon Ramsey
- May 27, 2015
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A British research firm examines the coming data problems resulting from traffic jams. In 10 years, data surges at specific sites could interfere with connected cars and devices.
23Apple files patent for 'humanized' navigation system
- Jonathon Ramsey
- Apr 28, 2015
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Apple files for a patent for 'humanized navigation instructions for mapping applications' that would provide more human-like detail to navigation instructions.
81Americans kick it old school: 84% still listen to AM/FM in car
- Chris Bruce
- Apr 13, 2015
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A recent study finds that 84 percent of Americans still use the AM/FM radio in their car, and 67 percent listen to it as their main form of audio while behind the wheel.
15Porsche wants a better 'connected car' [UPDATE]
- Chris Bruce
- Mar 20, 2015
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Porsche is putting a greater focus on developing connectivity technology in its vehicles for the future, and the company might be working with Apple and Google on solutions. Also, expect to see more hybrids from the sports car brand in the future, maybe even a full EV.
13Ford secures Microsoft for software updates
122Report claims 'dramatic shift' in car buying behavior
- Brandon Turkus
- Feb 27, 2015
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Are people starting to view replacing their cars as being no different than replacing their iPhone? Well, yeah, kinda.
8New report says most car companies couldn't counter a cyber attack
- Pete Bigelow
- Feb 9, 2015
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Automakers are ill-equipped to handle the growing scope of cyber threats faced by cars on American roads, a critical new report charges.
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Imagine sitting with an ice cold drink, on a sun drenched terrace, overlooking the most awe inspiring mountain views after a day on the slopes. Sounds like paradise doesn't it? Whenever the sun comes out in the UK we cannot help but remember our favourites winter days soaking up the sunshine in the snow. Here at Iglu we've had our fair share of sunny days on a mountain restaurant terrace (after a hard day skiing of course!) so the competition was tough but we've narrowed it down to our favourites.
Here are our top 5 sun terraces on the slopes in Europe:
Perfect for a Swiss fondue This sun soaked restaurant is well priced for Switzerland and dominated by magnificent mountain views from the middle of the 4 Valleys. Combatseline is located at the top of 63 Novelli chairlift from Siviez, right between Nendez, Veysonnaz and Verbier.
Photo: My Switzerland
Perfect for people watching This large, swanky, sunny terrace overlooks the Courchevel Altiport and is an ideal spotting celebrities and millionaires. It is the perfect place to make the most of the sunshine, just don't forget a bundle of cash!
Perfect for a long lunch This large restaurant terrace is perfectly located at the first DMC stop overlooking the stunning Alpe d'Huez ski slopes. Once you sit down and tuck into your substantial Croque Monsieur, burger or salad you'll find it had to leave this sun trap whilst surrounded by the glorious vista.
Perfect for a quick pit stop A great spot if you have just skied the Harakiri (the steepest slope in Austria) and you need a beer to calm your nerves (exactly how I came across the bar!) Located in the Penken/Horberg bowl by the Vans Snow Park, surrounded by pistes, this huge terrace is a great place for a quick drink, a spot of lunch or a chill out in the beanbags in the sunshine.
Photo: Pano360
Perfect for après Le Rond Point is a popular spot that offers great food, ski in-ski out sun terrace and lively après ski. Asthe 'Ronnie' is located on the sunny side of the valley it is in goggle tan heaven and the ultimate location whether you are looking for a quick refresher drink, or an afternoon of live music and toffee vodka! With regular live music you'll be rocking in your ski boots throughout après before attempting to ski back to the village.
Photo: O'Sullivans Bar
Panorama Alm, Kitzbuhel At Panorama you are really sitting in the 'front row seat in the Alps' with the incredible 360 degree mountain views. Located on Pass Thurn Mountain there is a huge sun drenched terrace with tasty and reasonable priced food. Las Vegas Lodge in San Cassiano A jewel in the Dolomites, the beauty of this place is remarkable with its wooden décor, bordered by the finest ski slopes and totally immersed in unforgettable panoramic views. Chez Vrony, Zermatt Priceless views and exceptional food. This beautiful terrace has spectacular views of the Matterhorn and the Vrony burger is a must try!
By Krystelle
I recently recovered from my first ever ski holiday with the Iglu Ski team in Tignes, France. I had such a great time that I am definitely hooked and can't wait to go again next year.
I learnt so much along the way, I thought I would share my new-found knowledge, from one non-skier to the next.
When you're up in the mountains, you're at a very high altitude and much closer to the sun. This means whether the sky is blue or grey, you are still being exposed to high intensity UV rays; so whilst you think you may not be affected, there might just be an unsuspected goggle tan creeping up on you.
Try to wear Factor 50+ on whatever skin is exposed. It might also be a good idea to get a lip balm with an SPF. Bring moisturiser and after sun too – just in case you only realise before it's too late!
When you face such weather and temperature extremes, it's difficult to know what to pack. I would recommend anything and everything, here, we have a breakdown of essentials; but what people don't tell you is – the wackier the better.
To those that plan to snowboard – this is irrelevant, but to the skiers amongst you – snow ploughing will become a way of life. For some, parallel skiing may come naturally, but once you've got this move down, the rest of your week is set.
Ski boots are not the most comfortable footwear. Non-skiers might be familiar with the cramp feeling you get from ice-skating boots – imagine this, and then imagine wearing and dancing it out in these all day. Take plenty of comfortable ski-socks with you – they're worth the investment!
Allow yourself at least 3 half days for ski lessons. This is enough time to learn the basics and build your confidence; private lessons and group lessons both have their benefits – it depends what sort of holiday you are looking for.
This means you have been working hard, plus, an element of fearlessness goes a long way. Falling over is all part of a beginner skier's day's fun so don't let it knock your confidence.
Helmets, goggles, sunglasses, heavy jacket, light jacket, ski socks, sun-cream, gloves, salopettes (not trousers) – they all offer protection. Stay safe. Do as Jonah says.
When considering your holiday costs, don't forget to account for your lift pass hire. Once you arrive in resort you still need to get up the mountain to learn how to ski down. For beginners, you may not need a full 6 day hire; 3-5 may suffice.
Beginners lifts are available in most resorts and these are often free – reference your local piste map or resort representative. If you are taking lessons, your instructor will take you through the basics.
If not included in your holiday package, you can often buy a pass by day or half day – depending on your mood. Pre-holiday, your travel agent can help you arrange this. You can also purchase this anywhere in resort or from your chalet representative. Recommended ski resorts for beginners.
Gently rest your bottom on the button lift as it gently pulls you along; sit down too comfortably and it might take you back into the air!
In your first few days, you might not want to go for a full day's skiing. Why not take a pedestrian pass and enjoy the piste on foot?
Once lessons are over, it's down to you to navigate your way around the slopes. I spent the first half of my week thinking everywhere looked the same, a piste map will help keep you on the right track. Normally, the difficulty of the slopes is signposted very clearly.
Remember: Green, Blue, Red, Black
It's not all about skiing or boarding, it's about creating memories with your friends and family…or potentially losing them due to excess apres. There are hundreds of bars on the slopes and in resort for you to enjoy. With DJs, live music, dancing and great food to suit all tastes. Best ski resorts for apres ski.
More often than not and depending on which chalet or hotel you are staying in, you will be spending a lot of time with the same chalet staff throughout your stay. They will be with you at breakfast, dinner and afternoon tea. Look after them and they'll look after you – a sure guarantee that there won't be an empty wine glass in sight at dinner.
During a week's stay in the average chalet, there will be one day of rest for the kitchen and chalet staff. You will still get your usual continental breakfast but this means no cooked meals. Take advantage of this day to go out and experience some traditional local food – think fondue, tartiflette, steak amongst anything else you might not expect to see on the menu.
By Chloe
Where did you manage to ski or snowboard this year? Did you go to a French favourite, maybe Tignes, Les Arcs or 3 Valleys? Or did you venture to Austria in search of the best après? Or do you crave powder and ventured off to Canada, Japan or a secret gem? Hundreds of thousands of UK holiday makers head to the slopes each winter, but what resorts are the most popular? We have looked at our customers this season to find out. Did you know we work with over 50 ski tour operators so we can offer ski deals in over 200 ski resorts in 16 different countries? This huge selection of holidays gives us the top variety of ski deals anywhere so we can find our customers the perfect getaway. With so many ski holidays to offer we send customers to a tremendous range of ski properties and resorts all over the world. Being able to do this gives us a brilliant insight to the UK market's favourite ski destinations. We have looked at where you have chosen to ski and snowboard this winter and put together the top 10 ski resorts of this ski season.
Val Thorens, France 10. Courchevel This exclusive resort in the 3 Valleys is a firm favourite with customers with the 600km of pistes on its doorstep, the beautiful alpine village and the stunning mountain restaurants. There may be seven Michelin-starred restaurants and two 6-star hotels in resort, but there is still accommodation for all budgets, including apartments and chalet hotels. View ski holidays in Courchevel 9. Alpe d'Huez Alpe d'Huez has so much to offer; 250 km of varied pistes, from the green areas surrounding the resort to the longest black run in Europe; incredible bars to keep you partying from après through to dawn; so many non-ski activities to do, you don't even have to think about skiing (ermmm...) and super high peaks to give you access to great snow throughout the season. I visited this brilliant ski resort in March 2015, read my 10 reasons why I love Alpe d'Huez.
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The Peak of the longest black run in Europe (La Sarenne) 8. La Plagne This massive resort is made up of 10 ski villages, all offering a colossal range of accommodations and amenities. From the abundance of apartments in Belle Plagne, to the ski in-ski out hotels across the resort to family ski chalets with onsite crèche facilities, La Plagne has something for everyone. View ski holidays in La Plagne 7. Les Deux Alpes A popular option if you are looking to go on a ski holiday at the start or end of the season. With skiing up to 3600km it is a snow sure resort that is even open to skiers and snowboarders in the summer months. Les Deux Alpes has an extensive ski area, vibrant après scene and a range of budget priced properties making it a top option for groups. View ski holidays in Les Deux Alpes
6. Val Thorens
The village of Val Thorens was purposely built to give guests the best access to the slopes making this an ideal location if you love hitting mountain first thing in the morning. Val Thorens is the highest ski resort in Europe, with the village sitting at 2300m and the pistes peaking at 3200m and is illustrious for its excellent snow conditions.
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5. Les Arcs
The only 'non-mover' in the top 10. Les Arcs is an all-round resort which is popular year after year with families, groups and couples alike. The variety of the ski areas and the villages appeals to beginners on their first ski holiday, and even offers enough to keep a seasoned skier or snowboarder entertained all week.
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4. Meribel
Positioned perfectly in the heart of the largest ski area in the world, Meribel is in an ideal location to make the most of this renowned region in France. The tree lined runs and chocolate box style village charm make it one of the prettiest ski resorts in France.
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3. St Anton
The legendary après of St Anton draws in the crowds year after year and is consistently our top selling Austrian ski destination. Ski holidays in Austria have been dramatically popular this season; we have seen huge jumps in numbers year on year to some of the popular Austrian resorts, including Mayrhofen, Lech and Ischgl.
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2. Val d'Isere
Last year's champion has been knocked off the high spot by its ski neighbour. The Espace Killy ski area is a favourite with our customers and ski team every season. The first rate ski area provides a large variety of terrain for all abilities and a snow-sure glacier making it one of the most attractive destinations for a ski holiday.
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1. Tignes
With the largest share of customers choosing Tignes as their ski holiday destination this year, you have made this outstanding resort the top ski resort in winter 2014/15. With the poor start to the ski season, Tignes would have been a safe option because of the high altitude skiing with pistes up to 3400m on the Grande Motte glacier. With its fantastic snow record it is no wonder why thousands flock to Tignes year after year.
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Grande Motte, Tignes
Top 3 France
1. Tignes 2. Val d'Isere 3. Meribel
Top 3 Austria
1. St Anton 2. Mayrhofen 3. Lech
Top 3 Italy
1. Sauze d'Oulx 2. Cervinia3. Selva
Top 3 Canada
1. Whistler 2. Tremblant 3. Banff
Top 3 USA
1. Breckenridge 2. Jackson Hole 3. Killington
Top 3 Andorra
1. Soldeu 2. Arinsal 3. Pas de la Casa
Top 3 Switzerland
1. Zermatt 2. Verbier3. Wengen
Want to see who came out on top last season? Take a look at the top resorts from winter 2013/2014
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By Krystelle
What a season it has been! It may have not been the best start to the season, but the snow at the end certainly made up for it. Staff and customers have relished in the top snow conditions during the past month leaving lots of happy faces at the end of our favourite season.
The staff here at Iglu Ski have travelled to some brilliant ski resorts this season and we wanted to share with you our favourite moments from this epic winter.
Where have you been this season? Tignes (with a day in Val d'Isere and Val Thorens), Verbier and Mayrhofen. France, Switzerland and Austria in one season, might be a first for me!
What have been your highlights? Staying in the amazing Chalet Cosy Corner with Ski Armadillo in Verbier, waist deep powder on the Hintertux glacier and the amazing pork knuckle I had for dinner one night at the Hotel Perauer in Mayrhofen.
Where would you like to go next winter? Next winter I want to head back to Austria and try Ischgl, or perhaps Livignio in Italy.
Nick in Mayrhofen
Where have you been this season?Les Deux Alpes, Verbier and Tignes
What have been your highlights?Catching a bluebird powder day on a 3 day trip to Verbier, sometimes you just get lucky! Also, soaking up some late season skiing and sunshine in Tignes with good friends on our end of season trip.
Where would you like to go next winter?I really want to go to Ischgl next year, after doing a season in St Anton I hear that the only après that compares is Ischgl's. Also I really want to arrange a trip to Japan for some epic powder, in the 2012 season Niseko had 21 meters of snow!
Top - Jake in Les Deux Alpes. Bottom Left - Late season slashes in Tignes. Bottom Right - Fresh snow and blue sky in Verbier
Where have you been this season?Val d'Isere/Tignes
What have been your highlights?Returning to skiing after 10 years of snowboarding was immensely rewarding and lots of fun. Hitting small mile stones of progress through the week was terrific with the real highlight coming with an incredible blue bird powder run towards the end of the week. Whilst snowboarding will always have a place in my heart it's great to know my ski legs are still kicking!
Where would you like to go next winter?The Dolomites. Great skiing, beautiful scenery and delicious Italian food and wine – ticks all the boxes. I have already booked Club Med Pragelato to take advantage of the early booking discount!
Laura in Val d'Isere
Where have you been this season? Whistler, Peisey Vallandry and Valmorel
What have been your highlights? In Whistler I stayed at the Pan Pacific Mountainside, my best bits of the holiday was the zip wire trek between Blackcomb and Whistler mountain, and going on the amazing Peak to Peak gondola – it's so high up! Plus Canadian people are a lot of fun, which made my stay even more enjoyable. In Peisey Vallandry I stayed at Les Chalet Des Deux Domains which is in an excellent location just a stone throw from the first lift. The chalet staff were brilliant, the child care was fantastic and the quality of the food was way better than I expected. Plus we had loads of snow! It was a great week. In Valmorel we stayed at the All Inclusive Club Med Hotel. The evening show was the best I've seen in a Club Med Village. The location is ski in – ski out, you can almost ski to the bar! The food and drink at Club has to get a mention every time. The Club Med Valmorel is the best family village; the facilities for the children can't be beaten. There is access to a soft play room and early dining for children if wanted, plus there is a baby room available in the evenings if you have a baby booked in. Nothing is a problem when you stay here.
Where would you like to go next winter? Has to be the Dolomites, maybe Selva. I love food, mountain views, great skiing and staying in high end hotels. Otherwise Ischgl, Obergurgl, Vail and Breckenbridge are on the list next.
Scottie in Peisey Vallandry after fresh snow
Where have you been this season? Mayrhofen, Alpe d'Huez and Tignes / Val d'Isere
What have been your highlights? Going to Snowboxx festival in Alpe d'Huez was amazing. I love après and watching live music so being able to go to the events after a day on the slopes was so much fun. You can have plenty of late nights in Alpe d'Huez! When in Mayrhofen I plucked up the courage to snowboard down Harakiri, Austria's steepest ski slope, plus I conquered Sarenne in Alpe d'Huez, the longest black run in the World.
Where would you like to go next winter?A large group of friends and I have already booked Chalet Zita in Ischgl for March, and then I'd like to go to somewhere I haven't been before, maybe Les 2 Alpes, Val Thorens, Livigno or Sauze d'Oulx.
Top - Krystelle on Harakiri. Bottom Left - Apres at Folie Douce in Alpe d'Huez at Snowboxx. Bottom Right - Val d'Isere slopes
Where have you been this season? I've been to Tignes, Val d'isere, Val Thorens, Hinterglemm and Zell am See
What have been your highlights?Apres at the Goat Bar in Hinterglemm and the night tobogganing.
Where would you like to go next winter? I would like to go to Alpe d'Huez next year. I went there over 10 years ago and really enjoyed the resort so would love to go back. Otherwise I'd like to try Canada and combine it with a city break for a few days.
The Goat Bar, or 'Goaßstall', and ski slopes in Hinterglemm
Where have you been this season? Mayrhofen, Valmorel (with a day in Val Thorens/Les Menuires) and Tignes
What have been your highlights? All three are top notch resorts, so I won't go on about the skiing too much. I'm lucky to have been able to go for 3 weeks in total this season, all with plenty of good snow. Mayrhofen: Harakiri, Austrian Après – you can't beat the Europop, the Iglu White Lounge bar, Bus Warten Schnapps and Bruck'n Stadl. Valmorel: Club Med are great, every single one of them I've been to have been fantastic. The fondue in the specialty restaurant and some Veuve Clicquot was the perfect way to celebrate my birthday in style! Skiing with 3 of the best skiers in our office made this trip the most challenging skiing-wise. A short drive over on the sunniest day for some great powder skiing in Val Thorens was very much worth it. Tignes: I've been to the Espace Killy loads before, but this time with the best crew! It was the Iglu Ski end of season trip and a large group of us stayed in the brilliantly located Chalet Hotel Curling. The lowlight on this trip was when I managed to pop my knee out on the Piste "A" on our way back to the village, the highlight when I potted 2 balls with a train in pool that NOBODY saw!
Where would you like to go next winter? Japan in December if I can afford it, Austria in March (maybe Saalbach) and then somewhere high in France in April, I'd love to go back to Val Thorens or Alpe d'Huez as I've not been there before.
AJ and Linda in Val Thorens
Where have you been this season? Tignes, Val d'Isere, Val Thorens, Whistler, Niederau, Kitzbuhel, Park City, Deer Valley and Morzine.
What have been your highlights? New Year in Val d'Isere was really fun; I had an amazing powder day in Kitzbühel with a local guide and finishing the season in the sun in Morzine was perfect.
Where would you like to go next winter? Colorado, the snow parks in Breckenridge and Keystone are two of the best in the world.
Phil in Whistler
Where have you been this season? St Anton, Lech, Morzine, Park City, Canyons, Tignes/Val d'Isere and Verbier.
What have been your highlights? Trying Austria for the first time was a great experience. America was awesome although the snow this year was far inferior to Europe this season. I love Morzine and the Portes du Soleil, so going back is always top of the list for me.
Where would you like to go next winter? Love to try Japan in December or the Dolomites is high on the list.
Top - Beautiful blue bird day in Verbier. Bottom Left - Fresh tracks in Morzine. Bottom Right - Out of Bounds in Park City
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Book your room at Italiana Hotels Milan Rho Fair
Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly Rho hotel in Fiera Milano Rho with free breakfast
This family-friendly Rho hotel is located in Fiera Milano Rho, within 3 mi (5 km) of Gaap Family-Club and Fiera Milano Exhibition Center. Bosco WWF di Vanzago and Boscoincitta are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Hotel Features
This hotel features a restaurant, a fitness center, and a bar/lounge. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a sauna, meeting rooms, and dry cleaning.
Room Amenities
All 135 soundproofed rooms feature WiFi and minibars. Comforts include premium bedding and down comforters, and guests will also find room service and satellite TV.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
Italiana Hotels Milan Rho FairVia Alessandro Volta, snc Rho MI 20017
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Italiana Hotels Milan Rho Fair features a sauna and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Event facilities measuring 1560 square feet (145 square meters) include meeting rooms. This family-friendly hotel also offers laundry facilities, dry cleaning/laundry services, and room service (during limited hours). Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
- Bar/lounge
- Computer station
- Conference space size (feet) - 1560
- Conference space size (meters) - 145
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fitness facilities
- Free breakfast
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Number of floors - 4
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Sauna
- Steam room
- Total number of rooms - 135
- Year Built 1902
Family Friendly Amenities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Soundproofed rooms
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( EUR 0 per night )
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Bidet
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free toiletries
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Down comforter
- Hair dryer (on request)
- In-room safe
- Minibar
- Pay movies
- Phone
- Premium bedding
- Private bathroom
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Room service (limited hours)
- Satellite TV service
- Soundproofed rooms
- WiFi (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
La Fabbrica del Cotone - This restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and light fare. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). A children's menu is available. Open select days.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
You can order a meal from room service during limited hours.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a sauna and a fitness center.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- Pets allowed
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 3 per person, per night, up to 5 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 17 years of age.
Optional extras
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: EUR 0 per night (rates may vary)
Hotel Name
- Hotels Rho Milan
- Italiana Fair
- Italiana Hotels Fair
- Italiana Hotels Milan Rho Fair
- Italiana Milan Rho Fair
- Rho Milan Fair
- Holiday Inn Milan-Rho Fair Hotel Rho
- Holiday Inn Rho
We should mention
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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Hotel kelebek is awesome. Never before have we stayed in a cave hotel and this was quite an experience and a very lovely experience that too. I was so much impressed with the hotel, the staff and the facilities which included hamam and sauna within the hotel, that in the future i will definitely stay in the hotel again and i sincerely recommend it to all. The hotel manager is a very lovely man and makes you feel right at home and at ease. The staff there is very cooperative and polite and always smiling. The rooms have fireplaces which in winter is very handy and the interior of the rooms are very traditional. Each room has its own charm. There are different kinds of suites also available in the hotel. The hotel has a lovely view of the whole town and even the valleys. The best part of the hotel were the hamam and sauna areas as well the lounge areas and the eating areas. Very cosy and comfy is how i will describe it. Plus chay or turkish tea and coffee anytime of the day in the restaurant and lounge are on the house. The breakfast offered was sumptuous, tasty and amazing. Everything freshly prepared and organic. Due to the hotel having different types of rooms and suites available, the prices vary according to that. In winter season, all the hotels give atleast 20% discount on the tariff if paid in cash. Even the tours which the hotel offers can be booked on discount if payment is done in cash.
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Ever dreamed of staying in a cave-hotel with all mod cons? Well, now's your chance to make those dreams come true with a stay in the gorgeous Kelebek Hotel and Pension.Spacious cave bedrooms with hand-carved furnishings and locally-made fabrics, marble-walled bathrooms and a lovely flower-filled garden with fairy chimneys behind. The new cave Turkish bath and swimming pool are also available to guests! ... more less
- Also Known As:
- Kelebek Hotel Goreme
- Kelebek Special Cave Hotel Goreme, Cappadocia, Turkey


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4.6 Room cleanliness
4.5 Service & staff
4.5 Room comfort
4.5 Hotel condition
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by A verified traveler from Texas
Hotel stay before sailingPosted Jul 19, 2016
Pros: Convenience to the Houston Galleria
I have stayed in Hilton Garden Inn in different places. While this was not the worst hotel.....it had some concerns. After check in, we went to our room to find it was someone else's room - bed not made, TV on.....oh yeah because it was someone's room. Day 2 of the stay, returned from a quick tour to find the elevator not working. While we have no issue with stairs...after walking around for 10 hours going of 3 flight of stairs was not planned. The room also had a musky smell on the second day. So, in comparison to other Hilton Garden Inn (Colorado and California) this one could us some help.
by A verified traveler
Posted Jun 3, 2016
My car got hit by another car in the car garage. There was no camera at the hotel parking. If your car got stolen no one would know !!!
by A verified traveler from Houston Tx
Nice hotel in the cityPosted Apr 27, 2016
Pros: Comfort and cleanliness
This hotel is comfortable and close to all amenities if you are a businessman visiting Houston. Also great shopping and choice selection of eating places.
by William from Jacksonville
Final Four tripPosted Apr 6, 2016 on Hotels
Wonderful staff!
by A verified traveler
Nice Galleria hotelPosted Apr 2, 2016
Clean quiet hotel! Nice central location. Staff was polite and helpful!!
by A verified traveler
Posted Mar 22, 2016 on Hotels
Hotel stay was great. Staff was very friendly. Room is really good too.
by A verified traveler
Great hotel and great location.Posted Mar 17, 2016
Pros: Everything
Cons: the room wasn't ready; clerk said 10 min wait; we waited over 15 mins and I had to remind the desk clerk; poor customer service
Location: Loved it
Great hotel; great location. You're right in the middle of everything that you might need. We were in walking distance of everything. You have the mall, grocery stores, CVS, minor shopping, restuarants. You have it all in the area. Loved it!
by Jenna from Harlingen
Great stay and breakfast.Posted Feb 29, 2016 on Hotels
The hotel didn't leave me wanting for anything. The breakfast is the best hotel breakfast I think I've ever had.
by Sidney from Vegas
Posted Feb 28, 2016 on Hotels
It was a very pleasant place to stay.
by Michelle from Bridge City
Posted Feb 23, 2016 on Hotels
Our stay was great. Room was very clean and the hotel is nice. But I have to say that the staff were amazing. They were very helpful and extremely polite!! I will stay again!!


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Rev Theory and WrestleMania: A match made in Hell. (Yeah!)
That "need for speed" reference made Rev Theory a pole-position qualifier for inclusion in the video game NASCAR '09, completing the band's idiot-baiting trifecta. NASCAR? I reckon so. Radio-ready wuss metal? Hell yeah! Professional wrestling obsession? "Hell Yeah" was the official theme song for WWE One Night Stand 2008. Also, previously released jock-strap anthem "Light It Up" figured prominently during WWE pay-per-view happenings such as Wrestlemania XXIV, and the group wrote the overwrought ballad "Voices" (hates to love/and loves to hate) specifically for wrestler Randy Orton.
I'm grateful that I had to research those Rev Theory/WWE connections, because the relative inaccessibility of the information provides evidence that these unpalatable entities have segregated themselves from fans of real music/sports. You can't just flip channels and conjure some greasy, steroidal freak preening to Rev Theory's lovingly composed shit-rock serenade. You have to pay for this dubious privilege. Similarly, I hope Xbox Live's Video Store allows every fledgling Saliva to unload its latest soul-deadening creations without affecting people who access music through traditional means.
Ooooh, sexy!
"Hell Yeah" serves as a checklist for future quarantine prospects. Henceforth, videos should be relegated to Xbox Live if:
1) They feature one or more WWE "personalities."
2) They depict a group performing live while surrounded by grounded airplanes, as if they're fucking Slaughter in "Fly to the Angels."
3) They contain a car chase that doubles as a trashy-couple mating ritual, with sexual subtext dragging behind the vehicles like leaden parachutes.
4) Some tangential character in a service-industry job (in this case, a jilted diner waiter) throws his apron/uniform to the ground in slapstick dismay.
5) A hick cop gets surprised and spills his coffee.
6) They end with a "to be continued" cliffhanger that leaves viewers hoping that sweet death arrives before the sequel.
We get it, dude.
It's impossible to fathom a sane person purchasing "Hell Yeah," or seizing the Xbox Live option to use graphics from Rev Theory's Light It Up album artwork (shocker: The cover contains a scantily clad woman) to decorate his or her personal affects. Perhaps Interscope's big-name acts refused to be identified with the doomed launch of a pay-per-video marketplace, and the label spun "low-rung act forcibly associated with dumb idea, subsequent stench of failure" into "up-and-coming band introduced in futuristic setting!"
Regardless, it's reassuring that Rev Theory isn't popular enough to launch a mass movement. There could be no more certain harbinger of a merciless apocalypse than the sound of 12 million Xbox Live members bellowing "Hell Yeah" in unison through their headset mics, punctuating each 'hell' and 'yeah' with pumping fists. Instead, a few isolated genetic defects will wrap their feeble minds around this moronic rallying cry, high-five the empty air, and collapse, exhausted, before they can do any real harm.
TOTAL WRECK - crazy-eyed hound is covered in cobwebs, has a vespiary on back, graffiti on side and savage thirst for boat fuel. Frankly, I'm in over my head. He's in room 115 at Motel 6, yours free. 555-2851
Yes, it's the perfect form for surviving a car crash. But it's also the perfect form for so much more, like surviving the trauma of reading any news headline in 2016.
Thirty games and a novel piece of hardware for sixty dollars? This is an insult to my honor.
Selling objects to the past, lighters, weed, etc. Pretty intriguing stuff.
Title of this one pretty much says it all. If it's what you're looking for, then uh, look no further
Here are some cool music things, maybe u should check them out. And/or here are some terrible music things, maybe u should check them out if u like to laugh or maybe u should avoid them if u get really angry when u see something stupid.
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Linux Journal Contents #163, November 2007
The November issue of Linux Journal is all about High-Performance Computing from many angles. Delve right into this month's hands-on feature articles, including Khurram Shiraz's primer on the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Cluster Suite, Daniel Bartholomew's piece on gracefully transferring services between systems with Heartbeat and Jack Chongjie Xue's case study on building a high-availability e-mail system at a major university.
Another theme this month is doing your core work faster and more efficiently. Take Jes Hall's article on distributing your compiling work across multiple machines in your network via distcc or Girish Venkatachalam's on enhancing your performance when network programming in C. We also interview execs at RapidMind about their cutting-edge platform for leveraging multicore processors and accelerators.
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The experience was charming and like being swept up in an inviting warm hug. Staff were friendly and entertaining.
I have been there many times. I prefer the lunch menu - it has more casual options. The food is good and I love the ambiance. The restaurant is an old tavern with dark wood and fireplaces. The upstairs space can hold parties. In the summer, there is nice dining on the outdoor patio. Bring a sweater since it can be a little cool downstairs since it is in an old stone house, however nothing beats sitting by the fire drinking a hot cider in the fall or winter. It is a great choice for a day in the country.,
Attentive but not intrusive staff. Well prepared food. Good menu with great specials. The dining room takes you back to our colonial era.
We met friends here (the place was their choice), so we had no idea what to expect. Well, we were there half hour after the place opened and it was packed solid.Gracious wait staff, generous portions, unpretentious but interesting food, a sample of local beers and virginia wines. I can see why this place is popular. It is noisy and the tables are close together, so while I can recommend this as a great place to meet friends and relax (because the buzz makes it fun), its probably not where i would go to discuss something more somber.but then, who does that in a tavern anyway.
This place is old, cozy, warm, and inviting. You feel like you're in a an old stone pub in England or Ireland, and that's because it was probably built by the same people who built them over there! This is one of then oldest continually operating pubs/Inns in the country and it reeks with authentic old-world simple charm--the kind that just cannot be reproduced no matter how much money you spend. The service is good and the people are friendly. The french fries were terrific, as was much of the food. I have eaten there a few times and I have found there are some inconsistencies. Some meals were much better than others. Make sure you ask the waitron to recommend something that is well liked and you'll have a great experience.
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Warrensburg, New York 4.74 miles SW
Thurman, New York 4.74 miles SW
Lake George, New York 6.24 miles S
Chestertown, New York 10.16 miles NW
Chestertown, New York (map) | (518) 494-3645
Sites: 65 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 4 Reviews
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Jun 2012 - $25.00
All I can say is I had a great time at the best campground, I have stayed at in years. Everyone was friendly. The trees are beautiful; so tall and lush. I fell asleep watching them sway in the warm evening breeze. The showers where clean and good hot water. The river was nice. I rented a small canoe for the day. I thought the rate was very reasonable for the canoe and the camp sight. Almost cheep for the best time i have had in years. I am going back soon. - GoodTimesCamper
Jul 2011 - $32.00
It was definitely tricky to maneuver through this campground with our 35 footer. There was really nowhere to turn around at the bottom. At check-in, the woman directed us to what she considered a turn-around, but it had an incredibly small radius. Fortunately we were able to back up onto the volleyball court and make the turn. Our site was tucked into hemlock pines, and was just beautiful. However, the constant noise from the highway, just a 1/4 mile nearby, negated any sense of peacefulness. The pool was advertised as heated, but was not. It was very cold, so my daughters wouldn't swim in it. We rented tubes from the campground and floated down the Schroon River. Unfortunately, we were told in the CG office that the float would be about 2 1/2 hours. It took us four hours. If it hadn't of been such warm water, that could have been a bit of a dangerous situation. I'd advise folks to do a bit more research about the float than we did, as there wasn't a lot of information or advise from the office here. Because of the highway noise, downtrodden aspect of the campground, and night-time partying of the seasonal campers (even on a Wednesday night), we would not return. - rvmamabel
Aug 2009 - $42.00
This park is beautiful. There are lots of permanent residents and they are very friendly. The small beach on the river is nice. The laundry does not have hot water and the floor was dirty. The water pressure was so low that we used the on board tank and pump when showering-even the Oxygenics shower head dribbled. We would stay there again but not plan to get laundry done there. - H & E
Corinth, New York (map) | (518) 654-6260
Sites: 450 | Latest Rate: $66.00 | 22 Reviews
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Jun 2014 - $66.00
Laundry was good. Site was a mud hole. Office staff was not very helpful. We paid more than we ever have and received less value than ever before. - mtnloverme
Jul 2013 - $57.00
Dirtiest restrooms / showers / laundry room that I've ever encountered in my many years of RVing. Dead and live bugs in all facilities. Same ones were there the next day. Old cobwebs hanging in many areas Electric was supposed to be 30 amp but kept tripping the breaker even with no A/C or TV running. I will never stay here again. - Jim & Suz
May 2012 - $100.00
Great place to stay, park was clean and friendly. - waltonpie
Lake George, New York (map) | (518) 668-5226
Sites: 160 | Latest Rate: $57.00 | 26 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $57.00
Large rig friendly, we had a nice pull-through site with full hookups. Cable, 30 and 50 amp, sewer, water. No WiFi, and Verizon signal was poor. Fire pit was very nice on a cement pad. Site was not that level since we were on a hill. The main issue we had was the site was loose sand. It would be much better with crushed stone or gravel. My truck sank in as did the leveling pads. The pool area was very nice as was the camp store. Very few organized activities for the kids. Great location, though, which is why we chose this location. 5 minutes to Lake George and one hour to Ft. Ticonderoga. If you need a nice campground to stay at while visiting Lake George, this is a good option. - Pshaine
Jul 2015 - $45.00
Beautiful, quiet park tucked away in the woods. Close to the highway, but noise isn't noticeable in the RV. Would have rated it a 9, but leveling required 20 minutes, 4 layers of pads and a shallow trench on the opposite side. When leaving we had to back out of our pull-through site because the road in front had a 3-foot pitch and I worried about scraping bottom. Roomy sites with lots of foliage, nice pool, store, cable and trail. Showed a kid's movie every night. Verizon signal was good but with intermittent bandwidth issues, AT&T weak. Dirt roads kicked up some dust. Lovely and convenient location; we would definitely come back. - Keeping up with the Joneses
Aug 2013 - $57.00
A very nice campground. Yes, hilly, but very scenic. There are a number of sites that seem to be seasonal. Our site, w/e/s, was #83 and we kind of felt it was one of the best sites. So private, and shady. We towed in our 30 foot TT and didn't have any issues navigating the hills or turns. I think they are cognizant of the areas trailers/rvs can't negotiate easily. The pool area is clean and relaxing. The kids enjoyed that very much along with the game room. It is convenient to Lake George yet nice in that you can get away from everything and relax at the campground. We could hear the highway from our site and realized the bridge was very near. Overall really didn't bother us but you can hear it. No complaints! - JessieJake
Lake George, New York (map) | (518) 893-2267
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 4 Reviews
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Nov 2015 - $1.00
Park very run down. Power was terrible only 106 volts. Could not run air conditioner. No cable because they didn't pay bill. Only a few chairs at pool so no place to sit. Some staff was very helpful other were just rude. Tubing was great but no truck to bring you back. Our rate was free because we are members. - wino
Oct 2012 - $35.00
We camped here for two nights in October. The bathroom and shower facilities were clean; the sites were roomy. The staff was very nice and went out of their way to assist in any way needed. We will stay here again. - Mac77
Jul 2008 - $35.00
The park is in Greenfield Center, not Lake George. It is a very pretty park with an awesome Mini Golf and two pools. Very friendly staff. Negatives are no sewer hookups or recreation hall. July 4th they had a DJ which was nice. We will camp here again! - deeseeved
Lake George, New York (map) | (518) 623-3207
Sites: 575 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 66 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $33.00
Unfortunately, we did not have a good experience at the Lake George Escape RV Park. We made reservations three weeks in advance, and were careful to tell the representative that our Fifth Wheel is 13' 4" tall, and 41 feet long. We were assured that we would not have any issues (when speaking with the person making the reservation and a follow-up call to the campround office), with the interior roads or trees/branches, and that the site assigned to us, was long enough for our RV and Truck. Our first indication of trouble, was when we followed the campground's website directions from Route 87.... One of the roads had a weight capacity of 5 Tons (we assume that most full timer's rigs exceed that). Also, just before the campground entrance, is a bridge underpass with no height signs. In order to safely pass under, we had to travel very slowly on the shoulder, and still were close to hitting our roof air conditioner. When we went to the check in, and mentioned the road weight restriction and underpass, the employees indicated that we were only the first customers to mention the road weight restriction, and the second to mention the underpass height. Neither of these issues were mentioned in their directions. We asked to be taken to see our site, before we drove in with the rig. I asked what height the tree branches were cut to, and the employees did not have an answer. The tree branches that were over the interior road were at height of 10 feet (our estimate). The employees did try to find another site that could accommodate our rig, but the roads to this second site, also had low hanging branches, and the road width was tight. We observed that most of the rigs that were in the campground were significantly lower in height in shorter in length. We were refunded our money, and left through the exit (which also had one low hanging branch). - 2FullTimersinaFifth
Oct 2015 - $38.00
Did a quick mid week stay and they had plenty available. We caught the tail end of the fall foliage. Its a large camp ground and it was easy to ask for and receive a more secluded spot. We like privacy and could tell, by driving around, that they have many sites that afford that request. There are cabins but we didn't get to see one. There is a general store and several activity centers. We were only a couple, but could see where a family would enjoy staying here, not only for the attractions in the area, but the arcade and nature areas in the park to walk. - william cate
Aug 2015 - $94.00
Very large park with a large percentage of tent sites. We stayed in their most basic rental cabin and it had ample space for a family of 5. TV, fridge and a screen door were an added luxury. Pool is adjacent to a bar and a grill with very reasonable rates. Downside was it turned into a dance floor with a DJ who played extremely loud rap music until 10pm on weeknights. Our cabin was 30 yards away. Staff was extremely friendly. Camp store is large with a wide variety of offerings. - McNamara's Band
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This park is very nice and well maintained. It looks like they do plenty of upgrades yearly. The tennis courts and basletball court just got a makeover with new fencing being installed right now. All of the walking/biking trails are paved and you can get many miles in the park alone. They also link to the city trails just outside the park. There are numerous other activities for all to enjoy in the campground. The rustic setting was also very quite.
We had a site that was more than long enough for our camper and truck. It was buffered from our neighbors sites with trees and shrubs.
We would definitely use this campground again. - John Borajkiewicz
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Great Place! Wonderful RV park. Many amenities ! The camp store has everything you need and more. Very friendly staff and the park is well maintained. Have been going there for over 4 years. Many sites to see and the scenery is beautiful ! - queeniegirl
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This is one HUGE campground! We were in the 130s and although very clean (they vacuum the sites), it felt very institutional (not many trees where we were, man made lakes, paved roads, etc...). This being said, there were no bugs either which was a plus for us. The facilities we excellent and the location is great. The trolley into town was cool. We did not visit the dog park as it was too far from our site...you have to drive really to get from one end to the other this place is so big. Staff were great. Easy in and out. Over all good place once you know what you are getting. - Gus_976
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Very large sites. Spotless. When an RV leaves a clean-up crew arrives, rakes the site and prepares it for the next camper. As we don't have pets, we like the idea of no pets allowed. This is an extremely well managed facility. - Mike Perrault
May 2016 - $43.00
This is a truly beautiful landscaped facility, and spotlessly clean. It is a gated community, and we were given a card to access it when coming back in. The two employees we dealt with were knowledgeable and courteous, even though we were arriving shortly before the office was to close for the night. Yes, there seem to be a lot of rules regarding guests (we didn't have any), but there are quiet hours during which we observed it to be just that - quiet! Our stay was a stopover on our way elsewhere, and our only regret is that we didn't have more time to spend at the campground itself. We would definitely come back for a longer stay! - Momcat49
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We went for two days and spent five. Had a wonderful, relaxing time sitting under the trees. We couldn't pick up anything over the air for the tv and the cable was just ok. But the couple who run the camp were very nice, the camp isn't busy, the sites are spaced nicely and the trees were beautiful. They also had a pool and a very nice large playground. We really enjoyed our stay. - MaryLynn12
Jul 2014 - $43.00
I agree with the previous reviewers. Nice, quiet, wooded campground. Simple and decent. My only complaint is the occasional low voltage at the campsites. It would vary widely from 120w to below 104, if I was running my AC. I've stay at this KOA before and noticed the same problem at another site. As long as your semi-conserved about your power use it shouldn't be a problem. I use a "DISH Tailgater" Satellite system for TV reception and was able to receive partial satellite coverage at site 09. Sites 04 & 52 "looked" like additional possibilities. - TheTraveller
Aug 2013 - $52.00
If you want a campground with a lot of glitz and glam, this in NOT the place. This is a very quite, wooded campground. The sites are large and the place, especially in the back area, is nice and dark at night. The bathrooms/showers are clean, but a bit weary. The sites could use more gravel to fill in the low spots. Our biggest complaint was the poor Wi-Fi and, with no cell phone service, you really need internet. My husband complained to the owners who contacted their Internet service. The service was a bit better after that. The signal is strong, but you keep getting bumped off along with slow Internet speed. We also were disappointed that there are no enclosed dog park. We had that at the other two KOAs we camped at this summer. - RCMicki
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The campground is OK. I think some of the sites are a little close to each other if it was busy, but we had very few campers staying with us so that was not a problem. The owners were very nice and let us pick our sites but I will say that some of the placements of the water and electric hookups were far away from the camper and you may need extra hose or cord. The campground was kept clean and the restrooms while very old were also clean, my only real problem was the fact that they CHARGE you to throw away trash, $2.00 each time you use the dumpster, now I don't like to have trash at the site at night so this charge after paying a nightly rate did not make me very happy, I would have given this campground a higher rating if not for that. - Skieast
Jul 2007 - $30.00
We camped here Friday & Saturday night for our son's 10th birthday. Upon our arrival, the owner made it abundantly clear she is not very friendly if bothered after 8pm (we were checking in @ 7). We discovered we had to purchase an adapter for 20 amp accommodation, which limited our amenity usage. Our son was instructed to ride his bike only in certain areas of the campground. We were not allowed to walk our dog anywhere on the campground even after presenting a valid rabies certificate. Our small dog was not allowed off our site at any time. To use the pool, they insist 2 adults are there at all times. If one adult leaves the pool area, everyone has to get out until a 2nd adult arrives. This was a problem as there were many sites open which meant there were not many adults present to accommodate. Apparently, they claim it is State Law however, I seriously doubt anyone would shut down a pool with a Father & 2 10 year-olds in it. The site we were put on was tight and not level. There were many other sites available with easier accessibility. Again, not many people there. We ended up staying with friends down the road until bedtime & left promptly Sunday morning. For $30/night, we expected much more. We will never return to this campground & suggest everyone who reads this to strongly consider this information. - inthedraft8
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Excellent park that can accommodate up to 30 Class A's. Lake setting with beautiful beach. Wouldn't recommend booking on line unless you are flexible as some sites are tough to negotiate. Call first for info before booking. - naturepix


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Still missing! 1.5 yr male Husky blue eyes last seen Auburn Maine has chain choker no tags broke off runner clip may be still attached. Reward being offered for safe return 207-312-9173
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Beautiful pic of a beautiful Husky keeping cool. Ziggy will be up 4adoption soon, 2! Do u have room in your pool & heart 4him? http://www.sibes.com/
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Happy Birthday 2Wooo @norwoodsworld!!!!
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Plz RT. Neko missing since 4/16 from Dews Pond Rd area in Calhoun, Ga. 18 mos old, B&W, blue eyes, ntd male. Had on purple collar w/ id tag that had the name Kita Lumpkin 706-263-7080 or 678-986-7282. Reward.
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Husky missing from Hardy, AR. One of our blog Sibe friends - RA Husky - has a friend whose Husky has gone AWOL! I Please "share" this and through our canine network, maybe we can help Maya find her way back home! Maya is a black & white female Husky Maya. She came up missing on Monday 4/25/11 from Anthony Drive in Hardy, AR. If you have any info at all, please call the worried Hu-parents at 870-955-0261.
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This gorgeous Siberian Husky is NIKKO. He is available for adoption from our Florida rescue. Nikko is completely housebroken, neutered, microchipped and up-to-date on his shots. Please apply to adopt here: www.siberrescue.com @huskymom #siberianhuskies #dogs
- 2002 days ago via site
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Plz RT & help Wolf w/campaign 4 r ShortyAward nom by voting at: http://shortyawards.com/FiveSibesMom @shortyawards
- 2005 days ago via site
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Plz RT! Help Wolf w/his campaign 4 socialmedia Shorty Award by voting! Don't 4get 2 say Y u like us! http://shortyawards.com/FiveSibesMom
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