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If you're reading this your obviously are interested trail riding. The question is do you help with trail maintenance? Here's an reprint of a recent article from my Back Country Horsemen Column on how one group does it, gets lots of folks involved, and at the same time to moved the equivalent of ten elephants worth of gravel.
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Midge Grinstead, the Lawrence Humane Society director, just wants to get back to work - instead of remaining on paid leave for the third week in a row. 6News reporter Will DuPree dug for details, and explains more about the situation.
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EARTH CITY, Mo. -- Three women stood outside St. Louis Rams headquarters posing for photos with a life-sized Sam Bradford cutout following practice Monday.
BradfordThey giggled like schoolgirls.
Adoring fans might get to see more of the real Bradford than anticipated when the Rams face the Tennessee Titans in their next preseason game Saturday at the Edward Jones Dome. They can thank the new labor agreement if it happens.
"My gut feeling is we'll play the first group a little longer than we normally would have in a second preseason game," coach Steve Spagnuolo told reporters after practice. "That may change. I think they may need the work -- that's what we're thinking about right now."
By Spagnuolo's calculations, the Rams are seven practices behind where they were at this point in training camp last offseason. Collectively bargained rules limiting on-field work during training camp have compounded preparation efforts following a four-month lockout. Players haven't been on the field nearly as much as past offseasons would have allowed.
"The whole league is (behind), so we're not behind in comparison to the other 31 teams, but you have to find that extra work somewhere," Spagnuolo said.
The Rams were originally scheduled to play a fifth preseason game instead of the usual four. The lockout dragged on long enough for the NFL to cancel the Hall of Fame Game, which would have pitted the Rams against the Chicago Bears.
Bradford played 24 snaps during the Rams' preseason opener against Indianapolis, a 33-10 victory on Saturday night. That was up slightly from 21 snaps for Bradford in a backup role during the first preseason game a year ago.
The chart shows how many snaps Bradford has played during the preseason to this point in his career, not counting plays negated by penalties. Asterisks denote games Bradford started. Starters have traditionally logged the most snaps during the third preseason game.
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Very soon, Cesar Millan will have a new television show, a book, a tour, a documentary, and - if she says yes - a fiancee.
The year is ending on a high note for Millan as he ends his reign as TV's "Dog Whisperer" and bounces back from a suicide attempt in May 2010 that left him unconscious and hospitalized.
In "Cesar Millan: The Real Story," he talks publicly for the first time about the overdose that almost took his life. The documentary, which airs Nov. 25 on Nat Geo Wild, will also launch a global speaking tour.
"It's rare when someone with his level of celebrity is willing to completely open up and share the struggle and hardship it took to find success and happiness," said Geoff Daniels, executive vice president and general manager of Nat Geo Wild. "Cesar doesn't hold anything back, and I'm certain our audience will feel even closer to him for it."
The 43-year-old Mexican-born dog handler rose to fame in 2004, when his first TV series, "The Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan," became National Geographic's top-rated show. Millan grew up in Culiacan, the largest city in the Mexican state of Sinaloa, and worked on his grandfather's farm in the hopes of becoming the best dog trainer in the world.
At 21, alone and unable to speak English, he crossed the border and lived on the streets for two months before getting a job as a groomer and walker. Jada Pinkett (pre-Will Smith) hired him and got him an English tutor when she learned he wanted to be on TV.
As his popularity grew, his professional and personal lives appeared rosy: he became an author, made appearances in movies and on television, and his wife gave birth to two sons. In 2010 though, things took a tumble: his go-to pit bull, Daddy, died in February; a month later, he learned his wife of 16 years planned to divorce him; in May, he attempted suicide.
"I felt defeated, a big sense of guilt and failure. ... I was at the lowest level I had ever been emotionally and psychologically," he wrote in June on his website without mentioning his overdose.
He rejected antidepressants, choosing instead to get a grip through his pack dog wisdom and use exercise, discipline and affection to heal, he told The Associated Press. Another pit bull trained by Daddy has taken over Daddy's duties, though Junior will never take his place.
"Daddy was my Tibet, my Himalaya, my Gouda, my Buddha, my source of calmness," Millan said.
A new love in his life also helped, one whom Millan calls "the one." Jahira Dar lives with Milan and his youngest son in Los Angeles, and Millan said he planned to propose soon.
"It's a surprise," he joked. "I am a traditional guy, so I like to do the whole parent thing. I know they are going to say yes, but I like the whole Cinderella story."
Besides meeting Dar, constant work also helped him turn it around, said Millan, who described himself as a punctual workaholic who delegates chores and seldom cracks a smile. He runs a rehab complex, the Dog Psychology Center, at a ranch in Santa Clarita, a magazine and a philanthropic foundation, and sells his own line of dog products and instructional CDs and DVDs. His seventh book, "A Short Guide to a Happy Dog," is due out Jan. 1, and Nat Geo Wild will premiere a new show, "Leader of the Pack," on Jan. 5. "Dog Whisperer" ended its run on Sept. 15.
The new series, which was filmed in Spain, aims to increase pet rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming around the world. It will feature his training philosophy, a belief that every dog knows its place and follows rules set by the pack leader - in this case, a human such as an owner or a trainer.
His success hasn't been without critics. Bonnie Beaver, a board-certified veterinary behaviorist in Texas, said he mishandles animals and that he is losing credibility because "in some situations, he is actually making a diagnosis."
"He may not even recognize he is making a diagnosis," she said, adding that when he says a dog has separation anxiety or dominance problems, "he's putting a label on it and in reality that label is a diagnosis."
In California, that is legal, but in Texas it is not, she said, because "making a diagnosis and setting up a course of treatment is restricted to certain professionals."
Daniels dismissed the critics, saying that "few have ever spoken to him directly or taken the time to understand what he is all about - which is a man with a deep passion for helping animals and people."
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Fight-game history will be made in the Far East peninsula of Macau next Saturday night when the first Chinese boxer to turn professional makes his debut.
Zou Shiming, a double Olympic gold medallist and a national hero in his homeland, has been signed by the veteran American promoter Bob Arum, who believes the coup will create a whole new brawl game by opening up a lucrative market for the sport in China.
The 31-year-old flyweight with the fast hands and footwork that made him one of the stars of London 2012, is being trained in Los Angeles by Freddie Roach, whose stable is headed by the multi-weight world champion Manny Pacquiao and, until last year, also featured Britain's Amir Khan.
Zou will meet the Mexican Eleazar Valenzuela at the Venetian Hotel casino resort in Macau, the former Portuguese colony that is now, with Hong Kong, one of the two special administrative regions of China. According to Roach, Zou is "a good student and has great talent. He picks up things very quickly. Because of his amateur experience I believe he can be world champion in a very short time".
With the exception of the gloved glasnost which followed the break-up of the Soviet Union, it is the most significant breakthrough in boxing for a Communist country since the great Hungarian Laszlo Papp, the first boxer to win three successive Olympic titles, turned pro in 1957.
It is also a personal triumph for the 81-year-old Arum and his Top Rank organisation over his oldest adversary, Don King – his senior by five months – in the enduring battle of the octogenarian impresarios.
The King-Arum turf wars stretch back 40 years but Arum, once a tax lawyer in John F Kennedy's office, has finally beaten King to the punch. And last week King, who aspired to promote in China, lost his only remaining world champion when the light-heavyweight Tavoris Cloud was beaten by the 46-year-old Bernard Hopkins.
Arum says of Zou's acquisition: "This is the beginning of a new era in boxing. With a population of over one billion there is not only a tremendous fan base in China, where he is a national treasure, but potentially a hell of a lot of good fighters out there. It is a fantastic market to tap into, with China now very much open for business commercially.
"Zou may be 31 but has more than 10 years as a top amateur. I believe he will be like some of the Cuban fighters who, once they defected and turned professional, were able to fight for a world title in their first six, eight fights, because of the experience they gained as amateurs. The conventional wisdom used to be that small fighters from Asia could only reach a certain economic level. However, we have been able to destroy that myth through Pacquiao, who made as much as $30 million [£19.75m] for a fight. So the sky is the limit for this young man."
Zou follows the tennis star Li Na, hurdler Liu Xiang and basketball ace Yao Ming into a professional career. His has been a long march after China entered the boxing arena again at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics.
Zou became the first Chinese to win an Olympic boxing medal, a bronze at Athens 2004, before his golds in Beijing and London. He also won three amateur world titles.
Born in Zunyi, the economic and commercial hub of the province of Guizhou, Zou almost didn't become a boxer because his parents were worried their son could get hurt in the ring. Zou practised the martial art of wushu as a 12-year-old before he was encouraged to take up boxing because of his extraordinary speed and agility.
He says Muhammad Ali was his idol. "As a boy I watched his fights on a black-and-white television. I later had a dream that one day I would be able to stand in the ring and sweat under the lights, creating honour, as he did. As long as I am chasing my dream, everything else becomes less important.
"But I have to remind myself that this is not the Olympic Games. This is real. This is professional boxing. Boxing in China is growing. I hope that through my efforts more people can understand that it is a sport for the brave and not a blood sport for barbarians."
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FRIDAY ANNUAL HILL COUNTRY ANTIQUE TRACTOR AND ENGINE SHOW is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Friday through Sunday at The Club, U.S. 290, two miles east of Stonewall. Cost is $5 for adults and free for children younger than 12. Call (830) 634-7516 for information. THE LITTLE RIVER PLAYBOYS perform from 7 to 11 p.m. Friday at the New Braunfels Museum of Art and Music, 1259 Gruene Road. Admission is $3 and free for children. Call 625-5636 for information. SATURDAY AMERICAN RED CROSS presents "Family Services: Providing Emergency Assistance" from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Call the branch office at 608-9876 for information or to sign up. HOPE HOSPICE training applications are being accepted for training classes that take place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays through July 29. Call Mary Pendergast at 800-499-7501 for information. SUNDAY THE DANVILLE SCHOOL REUNION is scheduled from 3 to 7 p.m. Sunday at the Forke Store in Conservation Plaza. Bring sandwiches, chips and desserts. Drinks will be furnished. Call Andy Marbach at (830) 303-5305 or Nell Hoffman at (210) 342-7078 for information. ONGOING THE 2003 COMAL COUNTY FAIR QUEENS contest invites girls starting their junior year in any Comal County high school to be contestants. The contest will be at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 21 in Canyon High School Cafetorium. For information, call Shirley at 629-3528 or 625-4279, Jo Marie at 643-0455 or Jill at 914-3955. 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Flurries Snow Ice Va Msocnttc Pths ►Water flows Edwards Aquifer 679.2 ft. Comal River 389 cfs Canyon Dam inflow 249 cfs Canyon Dam outflow 335 cfs Canyon Dam lake level 910.35 ft. above mean sea level NBU Pumping Report Surface water 7.514 million gallons Well water 3.505 million gallons ► Pollen counts Molds.......................moderate Grass, pigweed.................low Ragweed................... trace (Provided courtesy of Dr. Frank Hampel) ►Sunrise/Sunset Sunrise......................6:34 a.m. Sunset........................8:38 p.m. Arrests Law enforcement officers in Comal County charged the following between June 24 and 25: Shawn H. Ayers, 24, New Braunfels, burglary of a building, assault causing bodily injury lo a family member Boart D. 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Sent: Fri 12/07/07 10:41 PM
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To: Discussion of aroids (firstname.lastname@example.com)
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Dear Aroid Friends,
[Especially Derek, Tom, Betsy and Jason!!]
I THINK I`d like to add my voice to this cacaphony.
First off, my hope is that the lurkers who have negative comments ''come forward into the light'', as it were, so we can talk and discuss the issues concerning the content of ''our'' journal, Aroideana.
My take on ALL the recent issues of Aroideana stretching back several years is that they have been close to a perfect balance of scientific/taxonomic content (see Jason`s break-down, below---thanks, Jason).
I savor reading them SLOWLY, like I savor a good wine by taking small sips, or nibbling on TINY slivers of my late mum`s rum/fruit cake made a month ago from her recipe with ground fruit which has soaked in rum and cherry brandy for over two years.
Do I like equally "like"/enjoy ALL the articles in Aroideana?? NO. But the majority I do enjoy, and I eventually do get to reading all of them!
To once more ''beat a dead horse'', unless the MEMBERSHIP steps up to the plate and submit drafts on ANYTHING dealing with aroids (as Derek and everyone else must be TIRED of saying/pleading), Aroideana will stay as a VERY high quality journal dedicated to Aroids, with a variety of interests covered.
The IAS newsletter is another matter, I REALLY enjoy receiving it, and the articles are very entertaining! GREAT work, Carla!!
Issues and subjects beyond those covered in Aroideana and the IAS newsletter I firmly believe are best covered (and I believe presently are covered!) in the discussions on forums like the Aroid-l pages, the UBS web site and others like these.
I leave it to the IAS board to decide if we can afford more than one issue a year, and if the number of issues is increased, what the format and size might be---color or B+W, but the SIZE will be critical. Those who are calling for four issues a year MUST bear in mind what the old Aroidanas consisted of, B+W only, three or four short but EXTREMELY informative articles, they consisted of just a thin ''magazine'' stapled together ( I am presently researching an issue in Volume 2 now!), so I can already hear the ''screams'' of complaint from those accostomed to the WONDERFUL large and I am certain COSTLY issues with color, which Derek Burch, our present (and for the ''abuse'' which he endures, grossly ''underpaid'') Editor has managed to produce for our pleasure.
ENOUGH said from my corner!
Thanks a million to those who have contributed to this discussion, and Derek, keep up the GREAT work!
Julius Boos
>>Dear Betsy:
This is a nice response! Thank you for replying. Remember that Derek is proposing that Aroideana be published several times a year and in color so it really would be very different from the existing item. It is true that it might not be conducive to encouraging new writers to submit but hell, we have had no success up to now (more than 20 years of trying) in getting people to submit articles despite the form of publication.
From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:email@example.com] On Behalf Of Betsy Feuerstein
Sent: Friday, December 07, 2007 10:45 AM
To: Discussion of aroids
Subject: [Aroid-l] Aroideana vs. Newsletter - food for thought
Perhaps it is for the general membership to realize that the Newsletter has become so much better and fun to read that it is OK for Aroideana to be taxonomic rather than cover both sides of the fence. I feel certain Carla, the Newsletter editor, would be delighted with offers of articles from the membership and just maybe, this is the place for little articles on more interests by amateurs to be established. I complained for a long time about the only technical aspect of Aroideana but just maybe we can be OK with it all since the Newsletter has become so much better. One could suggest that we have only one project by combining the two, but I personally like getting the Newsletter more often. Now, it may become a financial situation to contend with and that would leave an option open for less cost with one publication and one mailing per year. This is a good reason for individuals to pay their dues because we do get in a timely manner, the publications these days. I can remember when all was years behind and some gave up on the cause, but now, that is not an excuse. I know the holidays are here and paying dues is not what one wants to hear, but maybe come the first of the year, some of those who do reep the benefit of Aroid-l and shows and such will find a way to pay the dues for 2008. Think about it. We have some very dedicated individuals who do a really good job working on our behalf these days. Let's us do our part by making sure our dues are paid. Of course, if we want more subjects and our amateur members have knowledge, it is going to take those individuals to step up to the plate and offer their expertise in comments and articles so the rest of us can become more informed. It would seem to me that the Newsletter would be great place to get one's feet wet by writing on some subject that interests you. Or even to propose a question for others to answer.... even a shorter forum and less frightening. Start by letting it be known what you want and then by participating when it all gets going.
----- Original Message -----
From: "mossytrail"
Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2007 9:00 PM
Subject: Re: [Aroid-l] FW: Aroideana - and help to get it
>> Dear correspondent,
>> I am very glad that this has reached me [an interesting
>> letter on the contents of Aroideana - ed], and I have to
>> say that, as editor I cold not be more aware of the fact
>> that Aroideana has very little to offer much of the
>> society's membership. How to correct this is another
>> matter.
>> The Newsletter is getting
>> better and better, I think, while in Aroideana we remain a
>> place of good quality taxonomic material and very little
>> else.
>> So, is your
>> sharing of experience on either topic actively in your
>> computer even as we correspond ? Bashful about writing? I
>> can do it for you if you give me an article in rough form.
>> Not interested in these topics? Well, what the hell are
>> you interested in, and why I haven't I been told about it
>> directly, with an offer for a contribution as part of the
>> communication?
> Well!
> I don't know who's been complaining about what, but I
> maintain my membership for professional reasons -- to stay
> abreast of Aroid research in ANY line of enquiry, taxonomic
> and otherwise. I always assumed the main purpose of
> Aroideana was precisely to be an outlet for this kind of
> specialized work; otherwise we would publish in BioTropica,
> Actum Botanicum, or any number of more generalized journals.
> To me, the newsletter is just icing on the cake -- it is
> fun to read about collecting expeditions; but the point of
> those expeditions is to find the new species described in
> Aroideana.
> And I must say, when I contributed my first article 5 years
> ago, I was pleasantly surprised I did not have to pay a
> per-page printing fee. I learned at university that most
> journals charge the authors.
> Nor am I sure I know what you mean when you say "taxonomic
> material and very little else." In the most recent issue,
> there were 17 articles, of which only 3 were taxonomy; 4
> were about floristics, 3 were about horticulture, and the
> remaining 7 about a variety of other topics.
> It seems to me those with a serious interest in some
> particular subject, are already doing work on it and writing
> about it. So if there is something some reader wishes to
> see covered, the best advice I could give would be to start
> by writing about what you yourself have learned; someone
> else reading that article may then be inspired to jump off
> from there.
> Jason Hernandez
> Naturalist-at-Large
> _______________________________________________
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — One of the five charges in Barry Bonds' perjury trial has been dropped and the defense has rested without calling a single witness.
Bonds' attorney Allen Ruby announced the move Wednesday morning, which means the slugger will not take the stand in his own defense against charges that he lied to a federal grand jury by saying he never knowingly used performance-enhancing drugs.
The jury of eight-women and four men was sent home and ordered to return Thursday to begin deliberations after hearing closing arguments and instructions from the judge.
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This afternoon's Los Alamos-Española Valley softball game will be broadcast on KRSN AM 1490.
The game, live from White Rock, is scheduled to start at 4 p.m. It will also be streamed on the Internet at krsnam1490.com.
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Starting today, the Los Alamos Hilltopper softball team will get a shot at defending its District 2-4A crown.
Los Alamos hosts what has been its toughest district opponent at 4 p.m. Española Valley's Sundevils will be looking to put the Hilltoppers into an early district hole at Overlook Park in White Rock.
The Hilltoppers were dominant in the 2010 2-4A race, going a spotless 12-0 against the other four district squads. While the Hilltoppers have been playing better ball in recent weeks, pulling off the same feat in 2011 could be a tall order.
Manager Roger Anaya said the district race could be a tight one this season and getting off to a good start will be key.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — This NCAA tournament had plenty of twists, turns and upsets even before the championship game. Gary Blair and Texas A&M delivered a thrilling ending.
This was the supposed to be the year Maya Moore's Connecticut juggernaut won its third straight title or Stanford broke through or Tennessee got back to the top.
Instead, the Aggies rewrote the script in their first Final Four appearance. They made the 65-year-old Blair the oldest coach to win a national championship just one night after UConn's 68-year-old Jim Calhoun did the same thing on the men's side.
The Atomic City Roadrunners will host their first Pace Race of the season tonight.
The race is scheduled to be run on the Canyon Rim Trail. The 1.5-mile race starts at 6 p.m.
The Atomic City Roadrunners host Pace Races weekly during daylight savings time hours. Runners usually have their choice of 1- or 3-mile course.
For more information, call 672-1639
Here are Los Alamos' results from Saturday's Albuquerque Public Schools Invitational:
Team scores
1. La Cueva, 61; 2. Los Alamos, 58; 3. Cleveland, 39; 4. Eldorado, 37.5; 5. Volcano Vista, 34.5; 6. Manzano, 23; 7. Albuquerque Academy, 22; 8. Sandia Prep, 21; 9. Rio Rancho, 20.5; 10. Valenica, 19.5; 11. Cibola, 19; 12. Belen, 18; 13. Albuquerque, 16; (tie) Highland, 16; 15. Los Lunas, 13; 16. Bosque, 9; 17. Rio Grande, 9; 18. Sandia, 5; 19. Valley, 2; 20. Atrisco Heritage, 1; Bernalillo, Del Norte, West Mesa, no score.
3200 meters
Emily Pittman, 12:46.64.
400 relay
1. Los Alamos (Amy Neal, Madison Ahlers, Laura Wendelberger, Chase Ealey), 50.30.
The Los Alamos Hilltopper girls tennis team placed third at its home-away-from-home invitational Saturday.
Los Alamos hosted a singles and doubles tournament Saturday. However, because Los Alamos lacks a centralized location to hold a big tournament, it was played at Capital High School in Santa Fe.
The Hilltoppers finished with nine team points in the tournament, which included three singles draws and two doubles draws.
Not surprisingly, the Farmington Scorpions, the two-time defending Class 4A champions and the odds-on favorites to win again in 2011, easily claimed the team title. Farmington grabbed 30 points at the tournament, more than the next three teams combined. Rio Rancho's Sue Cleveland finished in second place with 12 points.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — University of New Mexico officials confirmed Monday that women's basketball head coach Don Flanagan is retiring.
Flanagan is the most successful coach in the history of the New Mexico women's program. He posted a 340-168 record in 16 seasons, took the Lobos to the NCAA Tournament eight times and won a handful of conference championships.
Flanagan had one year left on a four-year contract extension. The Albuquerque Journal reported that Flanagan made the decision after five freshman players informed him of their intentions to quit the team.
The Los Alamos Hilltopper softball team couldn't come back from an early deficit and fell to the Raton Tigers 8-1 Saturday on the road.
Los Alamos fell behind 3-0 after three innings, committing two costly errors in the first inning that led to two Raton runs. Raton then scored three times in the fifth and tacked on two more in the sixth to go up 8-0. Los Alamos scored in the final inning but couldn't muster anything further.
The Tigers, the No. 2 team in Class 3A according to the latest coaches' poll, held the Hilltoppers to just six hits and played a clean defensive game, making the going tough.
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Romantik Hotel Gebhards, Goettingen
- Free breakfast and free WiFi
Main amenities
- 50 guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Sauna
- Self parking
- Business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Laundry service
- Concierge services
- Luggage storage
- Tour/ticket assistance
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- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Television
- Hair dryer
- Elevator/lift
- Minibar
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- Old Botanic Garden Goettingen (0.3 mi / 0.5 km)
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 50 rooms
- Check-in time 3 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is noon
- Express check-in
Required at check in
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- Government-issued photo ID required
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- Pets allowed *
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Self parking *
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- Free breakfast
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Sauna
- Business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
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- Elevator/lift
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
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- Free WiFi
- Phone
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Self parking costs EUR 8.00 per day
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 45.00 per night
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 25.00 per night
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 12 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.
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Excellent 4.1 /5 from 36 reviews
It was great
All was good except wifi
It's a small, quaint hotel. Clean and overall good service but we had slight issues with wifi that kept disconnecting and having to re-login. Very close to the Bahn train station and next to some great shopping. They do not have converters for international plugins/outlets which we needed. The staff didn't know where to direct us to find it. Overall still a positive stay!
The only negative aspect of our stay here resulted from unprecedented 100 degree F afternoon temps we experienced and the hotel's lack of AC. At night it was difficult to sleep both because of the heat and because of noise from the street which we heard because we had to keep the double windows open due to the heat. If the afternoon temps had been normal for this time of year, it is easy to imagine our experience would have been perfect. This hotel is very charming. The service excellent. I will book this hotel again if I come back to Goettingen.
Nice hotel and restaurant. My room did not have a shower: only a tub and a wand, so you may want to check that upon arrival. My co - workers had a room with a real shower. Classic look and feel. No central A/C so be prepared for some street noise if you need to open a window to cool down. I would stay here again, but perhaps not in the heat of summer.
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