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300+ Rentals · Seattle
300+ Rentals · Seattle
A cozy, cabin-like space in a cute neighborhood. My husband had a chance to meet one of the owners who was very friendly. The space had all the amenities of a hotel minus a tv.LaurenOctober 2016
We appreciated use of washing machine and dryer, did not appreciate that the "B&B" in this instance did not mean Bed and Breakfast. Although the location was well served by public transport it is not, in our opinion within walking distance of the "heart of the city"NevilleAugust 2016
We enjoyed our stay a lot. The cottage is perfect, cozy and quiet. Plenty of privacy. The neighborhood is wonderfully calm and very safe. With the bus line you can be in the city center in 20 minutes. Great public transportation.DamarisSeptember 2016
This cottage was cute and quaint, and a great little place to come back to after a day of exploring. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was spacious, I really enjoyed my time there!CameronDecember 2016
Great place. We arrived here after having spent one night at a horrible and filthy Inn in Port Angeles. I think I would have liked it anyway but the contrast made it look even better. Recommended!JonJuly 2016
Kathy's cottage is absolutely beautiful. It has all the comforts of home available and is set in a lovely neighborhood. It's a little outside of down but very easy to get to, about an $8 Uber. Kathy and Dan were very friendly and accommodating. I highly recommended this spot.MiriamJune 2016
We had a great stay with Kathy and Dan. An adorable cottage in a great location! Thanks for everything!ReneeMay 2016
Our stay was wonderful! It had everything we needed and more. Dan and Kathy are both very nice people to meet during our trip! I would recommend anyone to stay here because it is not to far from pikes place or the space needle.BritneyAugust 2016
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Interbay, Seattle
Very comfortable place, great location, both hosts were very nice. The only issue was I came home in the afternoon to find one of the hosts in my room. I think when you rent a "private" room, the hosts should stay out of that space unless there is a good reason and this kind of creeped me out. Other than that, it was a good stay.ChelseyJanuary 2017
Mike's place is great, located near Alki beach. The host was nice enough to greet us by themselves. The was super comfy and we feel pretty much like visiting a friend's home.NatchanonDecember 2016
Mike was very helpful prior to our arrival and made us very welcome whilst saying in his home. We would recommend it to other travellers.ChristineSeptember 2016
Very cozy and comfortable stay. Mike is warm guy. We didn't talk much, but still feel his kindness and caring. He even prepared a card to congrate our wedding. So sweet, love it! The location is very good, close to the sea side. very beautiful neighborhood.卉October 2016
This is the first time that we visit West Seattle. It was a breathtaking surprise to find the beautiful views of the ocean from Alki Beach. The area is very beautiful and we look forward to visitation it again! Mike's place is located a few steps from the water and I went for a long run along the water enjoying a beautiful sunset. Mike's place is very clean and cozy. Communicating with Mike was always very easy. Checking in and out was very easy and smooth. Thank you Mike!MariaSeptember 2016
I never got to stay at or meet Mike but my regrets. I got a late start and could not catch up to my schedule yet Mike let me know he had late arrivals the following day and he welcomed me to stay well past checkout should I need a place to rest until then. He had breakfast waiting and communicated SO kindly the entire process. I can't thank him enough for his kindnesses and support. I hope to stay there in the future!!!!!DawnOctober 2016
Mike and Nancy are great hosts! They warmly welcomed us and our cat Beowulf even if their two cats seemed fairly indifferent. Their home is about the most perfect spot in Seattle/West Seattle. (Refreshing, restful, soothing, beautiful views, interesting walks along the waterfront or "up the hill") It is on a relatively "quiet" strip of waterfront that is refreshing to walk, easy access to good restaurants and the "water taxi/shuttle" service into downtown Seattle. As luck would have it, Mike is an "Uber" driver so we enjoyed the extra service of airport pick up/drop off by our host which made it seem so easy and welcoming upon our arrival. They offer an array of fresh fruit, bagels, cereals, coffee, tea...and coffee all self serve on the kitchen counter. Our feeling of comfort and relaxation was immediate and complete. The bed is a huge king size and very comfy, small balcony which affords a bit of a view into the layered landscape plus a fresh breeze. They go the extra mile with a bottle of wine, water, and a few beers in the mini fridge in the room.(along with "York Peppermints"!) It was nice to have a spacious full bath "en suite" and the washer dryer were conveniently located on the same floor of which which we took full advantage . Both Mike and Nancy checked in on our cat whilst we were out sight seeing to make sure he was (URL HIDDEN) above and beyond hospitality and we greatly appreciated it...and them. This place is THE real deal...and a real DEAL. No wonder they are booked all the time!JaniceAugust 2016
This place is quiet and comfy, and Mike is welcoming, helpful, and excellent at communication. Stay here if you want a cozy, peaceful loft. (This was my first Airbnb experience, and I'm hooked.)KristinDecember 2016
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Alki, Seattle
It was a nice stay. The house was well kept.AlexDecember 2016
Great price for a couple nights stay in Seattle.AdemOctober 2016
I think that Kim's house was very nice. It was clean, quiet and nicely decorated. So I decide to book a room for 4 days again at her house. Thank you, Kim.JiawangDecember 2016
Kim was very responsive. The room and house were very clean. Felt like I was right at home!RodolfoOctober 2016
I quite appreciated the basic amenities from oil to coffee, it made my stay far more homey.BradleyNovember 2016
GreatjulieJanuary 2017
I loved my stay at Kims place! It was in walking distance to my favorite organic eatery, chaco canyon, and is in the heart of the udistrict while still being tucked away from the main busy roads. Everything was clean and tidy and decorated nicely. I enjoyed the freedom and privacy. I enjoyed the controlled wall heater in the bedroom. The house was quite and peaceful, providing a relaxing stay. Thank you!EmmyNovember 2016
This room was the perfect place to crash for a business trip to the university. Close to lots of amazing food (check out the Western Chinese noodles!), equipped with a nice kitchen, a very comfortable bed ... a great place to stay!JonahDecember 2016
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Alki, Seattle
Beautiful and thoughtfully appointed houseboat. Fun way to spend time--used the kayaks provided to take a tour around Lake Union before dinner. Great space for entertaining or just relaxing (which is what we did).BrandiAugust 2016
Great experience on a great boat.OlivierOctober 2016
Jen was great at communicating directions and everything important a few days out before our arrival! We had a great experience here! It was cozy and warm and was well equipped for travelers. I absolutely adored the house boat and have told all of my friends about it thus far. We slept great and all the neighbors we saw were extremely friendly.KristenNovember 2016
We really enjoyed our stay on the houseboat! Jen made us feel welcome - the day we arrived she texted photos to show us exactly how to find the boat, left wine and coffee for us, and was in communication to help us find our way around. Coming from suburban Chicago, staying on a houseboat was a very unique and wonderful experience. We were close enough to the city that we walked almost everywhere. We loved exploring nearby Fremont as well as the arts district downtown. There are wonderful restaurants and shops nearby as well as the Burke-Gilman trail for walking/running. There were kayaks on the boat too, which we took advantage of one morning. What a wonderful long weekend getaway! Thank you, Jen!StephanieJuly 2016
We had a wonderful stay at Jen's house boat. Her communication was very thorough and the boat looked just like the pictures. The boat definitely exceeded our expectations! I would definitely recommend this rental to others.KatieJuly 2016
Jen was very responsive with my questions and concerns. She gave detailed information regarding check in and we loved everything about the houseboat. Our stay was excellent!HeatherAugust 2016
Jen was extremely responsive over text. Check-in was a breeze and the place was spotless with all the amenities I needed. Wifi was really good and I was able to work without a problem, as well as stream shows in HD on Netflix. Yu can walk to the main downtown area in about 30 minutes but some might consider that out of the way. An Uber Pool downtown cost me $4.KyleOctober 2016
We stayed at Jen'a place as a little staycation for our anniversary and thoroughly enjoyed it. The houseboat was lovely and we'd definitely return again.CeciliaSeptember 2016
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Great studio. Walk a block to choose from several coffee/breakfast shops. Convenient parking. Nice clean studio equipped with everything you'll need for a comfortable stay.Janet January 2017
Everything was great. The place is very clean, nice and in a great location. Definitely recommend this place!JenniferFebruary 2017
Our stay at Renato's Airbnb could not have gone better. From the little touches like the hotel-like shampoo and conditioner bottles to the easy pass key entry, Renato was a gracious and accommodating host who was kind enough to facilitate our needs when our flights were messed up. The area is really great. I don't know Seattle too well but I'd say it's a quieter portion of Capitol Hill with a really great bar round the corner. Would definitely stay again if I wasn't already moving to Seattle!JoelJanuary 2016
The place is very nice with great access to Capitol Hill. Access into the apartment was super easy with the passcode. Also extremely clean. Parking pass is provided it's just hard to land parking on the street.JaimieJune 2016
My girlfriend and I came to Seattle for the weekend and this was the perfect little studio for us to stay in! This place was very conveniently close to most of the attractions/restaurants we wanted to try. The studio was really nice and clean, perfect for a little getaway! It had a private porch too, which we sat out in and watched the rainfall. The parking situation for our rental car wasn't the greatest, but it wasn't impossible. Given the fact that we were in Seattle, where parking everywhere is horrible, I thought this place had it pretty good. The host was very kind and accommodated all our needs in a very timely response. I would highly recommend it!AiricFebruary 2016
The studio is right next to Seattle University. Parking was not an issue and was always able to find a parking space (even on the weekend of Halloween). The studio does not require a key, which makes it easy to get in and out without worrying about forgetting the key. The studio itself was nice and clean when we arrived and included fresh towels and cheap but useful toothbrushes. Overall the unit was great.DanielNovember 2016
Everything was as described! I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again. The bed was super comfortable and it was easy to park in the neighborhood. Thanks again, Renato!LisahDecember 2016
Renato was a good host. The place was clean. It was located in a good area of the city close to public transportation. Also when we had questions Renato was quick to answer them.CesarDecember 2016
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Minor, Seattle
nice place in a nice neighbourhood, good connection to/from airport and city centerPIOTRMay 2016
Nice location, very close to the L train and easy to get downtown. I stayed in room C the bed was very comfortable and very quiet. I enjoyed my stay a lot, I would stay there again. Depending what time of year you go, bring warmer clothes because they do not turn their heat on.kelseyOctober 2015
I reall enjoyed the stay in Julains house. He and his wife are very welcoming and make you feel comfortable immediatley. Their house is just 2 or 3 minutes away from the BART station which makes it an ideal starting point. Bed was comfortable and it was quiet druing the night. Thanks for the stay, i would come back any time!BenjaminOctober 2015
I didn't spend much time at Julian's, but it was very convenient for public transit and it was a nice, well kept home.KatelynOctober 2015
Very nice place. I felt very safe here and it was clean and comfortable. My host gave me advice on a close by place to eat and was flexible with my schedule. Great first experience for me with Airbnb!NicholeNovember 2015
I had a very nice stay at Julian's place. It's perfectly located close to the link. The bedroom was nice and clean. I definitely recommend it ! ThanksCyrielleJune 2016
I had a lovely few days' stay with Julian and his wife. Their house is well kept, clean, comfortable and in an excellent location with good amenities in both the house (shower rooms, shampoo and shower gel, free bottled water, comfortable bed) and around the surrounding area (cinema, coffee shops, PCC supermarket). Thank you for a great introduction to Seattle.WendyApril 2016
Hosts were kind and friendly. The house is close to the Link, it's really convenient. I spent 3 great days in Julian's house.MalorieDecember 2015
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Magnolia, Seattle
A small unit to be sure, but that much is indicated in the description. It is perfect for popping in and out while checking out all that Seattle has to offer. It's within walking distance of the amazing Capitol Hill scene and is in a gorgeous part of Seattle. I would stay here again in a heartbeat.NateJuly 2016
Very streamlined check in / check out. There was no need to meet anyone Everything was done through email and all locks were codes so no need to exchange keys. What you see is what you get. Small place in a perfect location.WesDecember 2016
Roy St Commons have become a regular spot for me to stay while in Seattle for work.. great spot for a quick trip.KelliJuly 2016
No surprises. The space is accurate to the description, and it is the best deal on the hill. I stayed 4 days/3 nights. It is small, there is some noise, but I found it tolerable and slept well w/o earplugs. Having laundry facilities on the premises allowed me to pack less, make sure to bring your quarters. I used the micro studio like a bedroom, a place to store my things, shower and sleep. The common areas made it feel like I was staying in much larger space, and I utilized these areas often. The climb up the stairs is worth it just to take in the view. If climbing stairs isn't your thing, the small courtyard in back is a nice quiet spot to take a phone call or have your morning coffee. I would definitely stay in this space again.LeonoraJune 2016
Host responded quickly to all my questions and check in was made simple by using a keypad to get into the building instead of having to meet someone for keys.Lucinda December 2016
This was exactly what I had hoped for! Super efficient communication, and a super efficient stay. The room has everything a solo traveler needs, especially with the added amenities in the house. I actually had zero problem with any noise in the room. Will 100% stay here again in the future if the need arises!JedSeptember 2016
Perfect room if you're on a budget, or want to have a little extra money for activities. The room was very clean and well kept, and having a shower, toilet, and sink in the room was convenient.JetteroDecember 2016
Place was great! Best price in such a good neighborhood. Check in and out were super simple. This is the place I'd stay when I come back. Thanks guys!MeganOctober 2016
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Capitol Hill, Seattle
Great location. I stayed for Business and was able to walk to most of my meetings in Seattle.Andy January 2017
We spent the weekend at this great downtown apartment! Lauren was excellent in her response time, answering all questions promptly! It is right in the mix of just about everything. You can take a quick uber ($6-8) or walk about 1 mile anywhere downtown. She provided great suggestions on restaurants and local sights that were helpful. Would stay again!ZaneNovember 2016
Ross and Lauren are nice hosts. I enjoy the stay there!yuanDecember 2016
The location of the apartment was fantastic relative to exploring various neighborhoods & things to do. (note: There is a bit of walking up hill to get there). The apartment was very cozy and clean.AmyJuly 2016
We had a great visit. The studio was just as pictured - bright, cute, and clean. They had a number of toiletries stocked that made our stay easy; also coffee, tea, and cold water in the fridge. It was a great location, and getting to public transportation was easy and convenient. Lauren was great - responsive and helpful. We wouldn't mind staying here again!ArynSeptember 2016
Great location in downtown Seattle! Good home base for someone looking to explore Seattle.KevinJanuary 2017
Lauren was a great host - sending clear instructions and checking in to make sure our stay was good. She even accommodated our later check out. The location is right in the heart of downtown and while by the Interstate, quiet and quaint!FarrahOctober 2016
The place was great! Exactly like described and in a fantastic spot. I walked everywhere, what an awesome city. The host was great too, easy to communicate with and fast to reply to any questions. Thanks for having me, I loved it, would highly recommend.TysonAugust 2016
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The hosts were very responsive and helpful to whatever I needed. I would and will recommend this place to anyone. Perfect location! I travel a lot as I am a flight attendant and I will definitely be sharing with my flight crew friends. The construction was right next but wasn't as bad as I expected. The air conditioner helped with the noise.TanyaSeptember 2016
This was a great choice to stay. A short walk to pikes place and the room was everything we needed. Very private and nice.DavidMay 2015
Primarily a great comfortable room in a great neighborhood. If you're not familiar with this building (which I was, very vintage), this could be a surprise as to the level of oldness/etc. Very clean, and bed super comfortable. There is construction happening on a high rise next door and there will be noise pretty early (by 6am). I could not get the Wifi to work and there is no electrical outlet that I could find in the bathroom, just something to know ahead of time. I also was almost never in the room so many of these things weren't an issue for me. Overall a great room in a great area as long a you're an early riser!JillNovember 2016
Kevin and Monica were great hosts. They replied on time, were very helpful with everything we needed but kept their distance and respected our privacy. The location of the apartment was absolutely wonderful. It is an easy walk to Pikes Place market, great restaurants, and public transportation to get you wherever else you need to go in the city. The instructions were clear and everything was where it was supposed to be. The room was very nice--I doubt you could fit more than two people in their comfortably, but it was perfect for our needs. The only downside was the construction being done next door--they start very early and since the apartment is on the ground level, it can get loud. Overall Kevin and Monica provided an excellent experience and we would love to come back next time we are in Seattle. --Edan and AlinaEdanJanuary 2015
Great location. The apartment had everything we needed during our stay, and Kevin and Monica were very responsive.EduardoOctober 2015
The apartment is just as listed! Small, but has everything you would need! You may get a little stir crazy with a couple of people staying there, but there are so many things within walking distance that we didn't spend much time in the apartment. There is construction directly outside of your window, but we were gone the majority of the day during our stay. It was pretty quiet after 6pm and we even slept in a couple of days with no problem. There is an air unit for heating or cooling to make it more comfortable and helps drown out noise! The best thing about the apartment is definitely the location. You are a 10 minute walk from Pike Street, The Market, The Pier and the ferry boats. The hills are a killer though, so be prepared for sore legs! We did not meet Kevin or Monica, but we had no issues that needed to be addressed and they always responded to our messages very quickly! I would recommend the apartment to any future travelers!LyndseyOctober 2016
While we never met Kevin and Monica, we had very good communication from them before and throughout our stay. The apartment was as advertised, and perfectly located for us to access everything in downtown Seattle, and to bus very easily to locations further afield. While the building interior was a bit old and musty, the apartment itself was very comfortable, clean, and pleasant. There was construction outside the room, as other reviewers mention, but this didn't bother us despite its starting pretty early each day. We were really pleased to have stayed here...the location was great, and it was a very comfortable place to stay. Very glad that we chose it, and we'd choose it again!LizSeptember 2015
My wife and I stayed and Kevin and Monica's for two nights. Their space is small but comfortable for two. It's easy to find and access. The best feature about the space is the location. It's a few blocks from the Link Stop in Pioneer Square and Amtrak stop at King Street Station. We walked to and from both during our stay. There are great restaurants and public spaces within two miles of every direction. The construction is right outside the window, but we never found it to be an issue. I would definitely recommend their place for anyone looking to enjoy the city and save some money on transportation costs.RaphaelAugust 2016
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David is a wonderful host and location could not have been greater. if I am ever in Seattle again I hope to stay in David's spacious studio apartment again.DmitriMarch 2016
Wonderful stay! Place was easy to find and very clean and David was extremely helpful with getting us settled in, car parked, breakfast place acquired. Highly recommend!KathrynApril 2016
It was clean, in a great location. There was housekeeping daily which was a pleasant surprise! The kitchenette area was very useful also!MaryDecember 2015
David is a superb host. Very accommodating and communicative. Arrived in the morning and the room was not quite ready. Allowed us to leave our belongings at his B&B. We arrived in our room a few hours later with our bags already in the room. The room was a great studio and spacious as described. Since the B&B was not at capacity he invited us to partake in the breakfasts, but we did not get a chance to. I would definitely come back!BryanJanuary 2015
Fantastic location! Right on the rail line and centrally located with limitless eating and drinking options. The spot is lovely and I would definitely stay here again. One word of warning, if you're around six feet, you might want to stay elsewhere to avoid stooping. The ceiling is quite low.JessieMay 2016
The bunker was amazing! Spotless and very convenient. The small kitchen was perfect for coffee and light meals. I would definitely stay here again! Thanks!ChandraFebruary 2016
Fantastic. David was incredibly well organized and friendly. Looking forward to staying there again in the future.DomJanuary 2016
Bunker 11 is perfect if only for the location. It's right in the middle of capitol hill. Short walk to EVERYTHING you'd ever want to see. The apartment itself is awesome in its own right. It's a full studio apartment complete with a kitchen, bathroom, sitting area, eating area, etc. It was, in a word, AWESOME! David was super friendly, incredibly knowledgeable about Seattle and Cap Hill. I'd stay here every time i came to Seattle if I could.Hollis January 2015
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Capitol Hill, Seattle
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South Park, Seattle
Yissie and Kyle is such a cute and nice couple!! They are super friendly and caring! The room is really clean and comfortable! It's only 5 min walk to the nearest light rail station! Very convenient! Highly recommend!! Thank you Yissie for making my Seattle trip a super great one! Keep in touch!ClaireJuly 2016
Yissie was a fantastic host, her home was warm and welcoming, and we thoroughly enjoyed our space! Columbia City is a fantastic neighborhood, and it's easy to get around using public transit.JeremyFebruary 2016
Yissie's place was a great experience. They were super nice hosts, and helped us with anything we needed. Definitely recommend their place!TylerJune 2016
We had a great stay at Yissie's! The room is nice and clean (and even has a private bathrooom). The house is in a good neighborhood and easy to find. Yissie welcomed us warmly and showed us around. I would definitely stay at Yissie's again.MarcoMarch 2016
I had a great experience there. Super easy, hospitable and friendly. Room/house was clean and welcoming. Pretty solid location away from the downtown Seattle area, but easily accessible with the light rail being walking distance.IsakDecember 2015
Great place. Kyle and Yissie are very nice and comforting people.JamesDecember 2016
Kyle was very friendly and stayed up late to show us to our room. We had a very comfy bed and private washroom all to ourselves.Ed and CarlaJune 2016
Yissie is a wonderful host. She is very friendly and helpful, and our stay was comfortable. We would definitely stay with Yissie again.ShelleyFebruary 2016
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Columbia City, Seattle
Julius had the coolest little back unit. We arrived pretty late, and he was very accomodating to make sure we had accurate directions and were able to get in with the keypad lock, which made it a breeze. The room was very clean, and felt more like a hotel room. Plus it was in a nice, quiet neighborhood but still very close to the city. Only down side, we weren't able to meet him during our stay. Hopefully next time! We will definitely be staying here again.JamesNovember 2014
We never actually met J, but he was available by phone and, we easily let ourselves into the cabin using our assigned combination. The cottage is modern and clean and cleverly outfitted, and our view of the private walled garden under way at the back was a bonus. Conveniently located in a modest neighborhood, it worked well for our two day visit with family not far away.JohannaFebruary 2016
After some communications difficulties obtaining the access code for entry (make sure you use airbnb as the communications hub and not the personal email and phone numbers Julius provides) we much enjoyed our stay at the "cabin." Perfect location, nicely fitted and furnished and ideal for our visit to Seattle for a literary event. The bed was very comfortable and we appreciated the king setup on arrival. The unit is quite compact so note that there are no hanging closets, just drawers. Provision of some toiletries (even unscented shave cream!) and a hair dryer was thoughtful. The unit was clean and except for note 1 (below) well-lighted. Heat control was excellent and ventilation through the sliding windows was fine. Parking on the street, no problem (careful you don't park in the drive and get blocked in by the neighbors' car). Good eateries a couple of blocks away on Madison (especially good breakfast at the bistro on the corner of Madison and E Washington Lake). Couple of issues: 1. The bed lamp mounted on the shelf unit upright doesn't have a power switch (that we could find). The light was on when we arrived but to turn it off meant pulling the bed away from the wall far enough to reach behind the headboard and unplug the lamp cord, neither safe nor convenient. 2. While we were grateful for the coffeemaker and just enough grounds for some morning java there were no cups in the cupboard. We enjoyed (slurped) our coffee using the two cereal bowls a la the style of France. 3. The box of plastic bin liners was empty so we used the bathroom bin (which hadn't been emptied after the previous guests). These inconveniences were minor compared to our overall positive experience. It was a typical rainy autumn Seattle day so we didn't get a chance to enjoy the secluded patio in front of the unit...maybe next time. Because of the seclusion by foliage traffic noise was minimal even though busy Madison Ave was only 1+ blocks away. A highly recommended property.DonaldNovember 2014
Julius was very nice and accommodating. He was extremely flexible and allowed us to check in early. He also helped us find my friend's bracelet and agreed to let us swing by after we had already checked to pick it up. Thank you Julius for being a great host. The little cabin itself was extremely clean and roomy. The decor was cute. I only thing I wish was available, but wasn't, was a tv. Otherwise, I was very happy with the experience and would stay again if I'm ever in Seattle again. Plus, there was free internet! And the keyless entry was very convenient and made it easy for us to come and go. Also, I enjoyed listening to the rain overnight. Overall, it was a great place to stay and I highly recommend it.MinhOctober 2014
We enjoyed staying here. It was very quiet, comfortable, and convenient to restaurants and downtown. A perfect fit for low key travelers.MelissaNovember 2014
J's guest house is lovely! Its private, cozy, and easy to access. The bed was incredibly comfortable and it was a perfect place for my quick business trip to Seattle.dorothyNovember 2015
My father stayed here for 3 nights while visiting me and he had nothing but great things to say. Super clean, beautiful unit and nice, quiet neighborhood. Would love to have family/friends stay here again!RobynOctober 2014
Wonderful place and host. Everything as described and pictured. Highly recommended.IstvanJanuary 2016
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Had a great stay in the home . Everything I needed was there. Great location to walk aroundBillOctober 2016
Hadar was great. Stayed in good contact, check in and check out was a breeze. The location and apt was just as described and very clean. There was some coffee which was great for the morning.Maggie July 2015
The place was nice. We were in and out pretty quick mostly just looking for a place to crash. Hadar was nice and met us nearby. Communication with Hadar was simple and easy.ToddMay 2015
Hadar is a great host. He went out of his way to help us, to make sure we had a good stay in his apartment and in Seattle overall. It started off with him showing us around his apartment, showing us whats there. There were plenty of amenities such as toiletries, towels, dishes, a couple water bottles, and little food items if we needed them. The room was great, perfect for 2 people, but also has stuff to accommodate an extra person if needed so. The rooftop has a great view of the Space Needle, and you can spot the apartment from the top of the Space Needle. Also he was very helpful with helping us play tourist. He helped with our bags, and even offered to drive us to the downtown area since he was heading that direction. Stand up guy, honest, pleasant to work with, and very helpful. If I was in the area again, I would definitely rent from him. Thanks for everything Hadar.KristenNovember 2015
Hadar's space was a great place for my wife and I's extended weekend in Seattle. A smaller apartment, it was perfect for two people with access to all the things you would need and we loved it as a base of operations for our trip. The roof deck had an amazing view and we would have loved to enjoy more time there if the weather had cooperated. As far as location, this is close to lots of great restaurant and bar options. Downtown proper is easily walkable (about 15 minutes or so), and you can even grab the monorail from the Seattle Center just a couple of blocks over. I would not hesitate to book with Hadar again. He and his wife made us feel very welcome, were flexible with meeting for check-in and check-out, and were only a text message away if we needed anything.BrandonMarch 2016
Excellent first-time Airbnb experience! Hadar was very accommodating to our late night check-in and even allowed for us to stay past our check-out time. The studio well stocked with everything we really needed, TV, wifi, guest laptop, clean bedding/towels, shampoo, large refrigerator, The location allows for short walks to all the places we wanted to go, and most of our Uber rides were under the minimum charge of $4.00. The building has a nice lobby and hallways that feels almost like a that of a hotel, the roof is easily accessible through the elevator and has a great view of the Space Needle. Overall, great experience!KevinJanuary 2015
Very accommodating to our need to leave our luggage there outside check in/out times. Very clean and cozy place. Excellent location, made exploring the city a breeze!CynthiaOctober 2015
Hadar was very accommodating to our needs, since we arrived late and checked out late. The location was accurately described, with a beautiful view of Seattle and the space needle. His location was an easy walk to prime tourist attractions. Would definitely recommend to other travelers.IsamarJanuary 2016
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Belltown, Seattle
Very cool little studio in downtown Seattle. Full kitchen, comfortable bed, cool location. Lance was a wonderful host -- communicative and welcoming -- and the place was spotless. I'd definitely book again. Thanks Lance!SpencerJanuary 2017
This was a great place to stay with a perfect central location.Alex January 2017
Lance is a great host! He was extremely thorough when it came to communicating and arranging a time to show me around the place! He even recommended places to eat and shop! Awesome experience, would recommend it to anyone!JonathanNovember 2016
The place is nice. The location is nice. What else even matters??MichaelFebruary 2017
The room itself is very nice. However I think it's worth noting that the building is not very nice. It's extremely chopped up and felt a bit rundown. The hallways were super skinny and stairways were confusing. Frankly, I felt very uncomfortable moving around the building, though I felt safe in the actual room. I would not feel safe traveling alone and going into that building, and my fiancé and I considered getting a hotel for the second night. But the room itself is very cozy, warm, and comfortable. Lance has done a nice job of arranging and decorating, and the bed was very comfortable. The location is fine -- it's just two blocks to Pike Place and walkable to the Space Needle. But, upon exploring Seattle for a couple days, I would say it's a better use of time and money to stay in Ballard, near Fremont Street, or in Capitol Hill. Those neighborhoods are a bit less touristy and more fun to walk around in, and I feel like you could get a room for the same price in a much nicer building.MalloryJanuary 2017
Lance's place is cute and cozy and right in the centre of the city.DianaNovember 2016
The host was great at providing as much details as possible about the location and was quick to respond to any of my questions. The studio was just was he described in his description and pictures. It's at a great location with a variety of restaurants, bars and places to tour. I would definitely recommend staying here.JasmineNovember 2016
Loved it! Great stay!AngelaDecember 2016
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I loved my week with Kevin and Louis! Their lovely home is in a quiet street but close to the bus and cafes etc. They made me welcome and answered my questions regarding sightseeing. They made my stay in seattle even more enjoyable. Thanks guys.JaniceOctober 2015
Kevin and Louis are warm and welcoming. The house and garden are lovely and very comfortable. I plan to visit them again.PeterNovember 2016
Couldn't be better. I thought I'd lost my wallet and they even looked in the streets for it. They gave us maps to get around with places to go. They gave us glasses of wine. Kevin and Louis are very kind and their house is lovely. We couldn't ask for more. Thank you!MaryJuly 2016
Kevin and Louis were both very good hosts. We had great communication, exchanging several messages before arriving and on the day of arrival and they were more than willing to help us navigate the area. Their helpful suggestions came in handy when my wife and I stayed in their home for one evening. The room itself is quite simple and the linens aren't the same ones used at the Ritz but we found our stay comfortable. There is another room right across the hall and we shared the bathroom with the guests staying there which was never a problem. In all, a great location and very welcoming hosts in modest accommodations.MikeAugust 2015
I cannot say enough about Kevin and Louis. They were extremely helpful when I arrived and gave me a full breakdown of the neighborhood and city after learning I was looking to move to Seattle. Kevin and Louis make you feel as if they've known you for years. From offering a glass of wine by the fire or just chatting with their friends, you will not find more hospitable and kind hosts. On top of that, the house was cleaned everyday. They also have two of the most friendly cats you'll ever meet. (Give the gray one, Sam, a little attention and he's your best friend until you leave.) I could not ask for better hosts, and would try to stay with Kevin and Louis every time I visit Seattle.AdamNovember 2015
Louis and Kevin were perfect hosts for my short term stay in Seattle to view apartments. I loved the room and the design of the house, very homey and clean. They have two cats, one who fetches which i adored! I was able to meet Louis late the night i arrived and he helped me find a place to eat since i was starving, then Kevin the next day was able to tell me about the details when renting in Seattle. I would definitely recommend this place to my friends and family when they visit Seattle! hope to keep in contact with them!AthenaApril 2015
Very walkable location and the cats are super cute.MorganJanuary 2017
Louis and Kevin are both very nice, always can rely on their fast replies if you have any questions. Louis was very informative about where to go, what to see and etc. Great suggestions! Very cozy and unique place. Nice walking distance to the business commercial area. Definitely will stay here next time if I visit the area again.SallyDecember 2016
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New Zealand all-rounder Jacob Oram, who came into the World Cup nursing a crippling finger injury, batted through the pain barrier to rescue the Black Caps against Bangladesh on Tuesday.
Oram top-scored with 88 off 107 balls as New Zealand were all out for 224 in 45 overs of their warm-up match.
Bangladesh were indebted to the pace-spin attack of Mashrafe Mortaza and Abdur Razzak who shared eight wickets between them.
Fast-medium Mortaza, who learned his trade under the watchful gaze of West Indies legend Andy Roberts, took 4-22 while Razzak's flighted, left-arm spin earned him figures of 4-26.
New Zealand, considered by many to be dark horses to win a first ever World Cup, will play another warm up here against Sri Lanka on Friday before switching to St Lucia for their first round Group C matches against England, Kenya and Canada.
Bangladesh will face Scotland in another warm-up here on Thursday.
They are in Group B in the first round and will face India, Sri Lanka and Bermuda in Trinidad.

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Yet despite the lapse of time they retain their freshness and force. This is a tribute to Berlin's style, which conveys an unrivalled depth of learning in prose of engaging informality. A humane light shines through every sentence. It is also a matter of the enterprise he is engaged in: seeing in broad terms how ideas fit together, how one philosophical or political or artistic doctrine gave birth to another, often very different in its tenor. Berlin's genius rests in his capacity to draw the picture with bold outlines, not in technical scholarship. So although his interpretations may be challenged, they are not liable to be displaced merely by the accumulation of new scholarly material.
As with much written at this time, the Cold War and the confrontation between liberalism and totalitarian systems of Right and Left provide the background to these essays. Berlin's hatred of Fascism and Stalinism, and his devotion to personal liberty and freedom of thought, are everywhere apparent, yet they do not distort his reading of past thinkers in the way that, for instance, Karl Popper's treatment of Plato and Hegel was distorted. Why is this? Berlin's attitude to those post-Enlightenment philosophers - Herder, Fichte, Hegel, Marx - whose ideas became associated with totalitarian political doctrines is deeply ambivalent. The revolt against the Enlightenment may eventually have had terrible repercussions, but its core ideas - human beings' need to find authentic forms of self- expression, the irreducible diversity of human cultures - remain central to our own worldview.
Moreover Berlin, Order of Merit and fellowship of All Souls notwithstanding, still is in some respects an outsider. He sympathises with the outcasts and the dispossessed, and with doctrines that express their feelings. He writes here with unexpected charity about the humanist Marxism of the second International, and, in the last essay of the book, about the need for recognition which fuels nationalist movements in colonised and backward countries. Indeed, unlike many liberals who write nationalism off as an infantile disorder, Berlin sees moderate forms of nationalism as expressing a deep-seated human desire for a secure cultural identity that wins the respect of other cultures. His liberalism is more relevant outside a narrow Anglo-American political context than, for example, John Rawls' or Ronald Dworkin's.
Readers new to Berlin will find well expressed here ideas for which he has become justly celebrated: his opposition to historical determinism, and to the idea that human societies can be understood by methods modelled on those of the natural sciences; and the line he draws between thinkers who hold that everything that is valuable in human life can finally be drawn together in one harmonious scheme, and those who hold that there are irresolvable clashes between human values, so that conflict and the need for conciliation must be permanent features of any human society.
The first of these ideas is explored in the title essay, which poses the question: if indeed there are no inexorable laws of history, what does it mean to say that one political project is feasible while another is utopian? Why did Washington or Bismarck, say, achieve their aims while Robespierre or Stalin failed? Berlin's answer is that successful statesmen display a political judgement akin to that of a historian who succeeds in recapturing the distinctive character of a past era. There is a way of understanding how people in a particular time and place think and act which also tells us what can be changed politically and what cannot. This is "the sense of reality" - something quite different from knowledge of sociological laws.
In perhaps the most contentious essay, Berlin claims that philosophers need special protection against governments seeking to suppress freedom of thought. He evokes superbly what is distinctive about philosophical thought: its capacity to shake up the most basic concepts that we use to make sense of our world. But he moves too quickly to the conclusion that great philosophy is bound to have a subversive political impact. What of those philosophers whose political principles have been broadly conservative? Berlin deals with them ad hoc: Aquinas is relegated to the philosophical Second Division; Hume is conveniently overlooked; Hegel, defender of constitutional monarchy, is revolutionised by association. "The Marxist and Fascist consequences of applying certain principles of Hegel (however distorted) are not in doubt. In this sense philosophers are necessarily subversive." The bracketed words testify to Berlin's honesty, but they fatally weaken his case.
Are authoritarian regimes more deeply threatened by freedom for philosophers than freedom for intellectuals of other kinds, historians for instance? In the Soviet Union, was it more subversive to challenge dialectical materialism or to question the official, Trotsky-free story of the Russian Revolution? This would make a splendid topic for one of those prize essays that Enlightenment academies used to propose, and it's just the kind of far-reaching question that Berlin's sparkling essays invite us to ask.
! Dr David Miller is Official Fellow in Political Theory at Nuffield College, Oxford
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This pass proved invaluable. We used it at the Zoo, Maritime museum, the hop on/hop off water tour to Manly beach, the aquarium, wax museum, the Sydney Eye, and the opera house, and hop on/hop off bus to Bondi Beach, It was well worth the money for our 4 day stay. If you are staying for 3 days or more, I highly recommend this. NOTE: you have to use the path for 3 continuous day, so plan your visit and group nearby places together. There is a 7 day option as well.
The Sydney Eye is well worth the trip, but not all of you group of 4 did this trip. We split up several times to see different attractions in the same area, like Darling Harbor.
Doing what: Sydney Attraction Pass Including Taronga Zoo, Sydney Opera House, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
If you are staying in Sydney for a longer period of time, make sure to get the unlimited pass. My spouse and I picked the Flex 3 as we were only in Sydney for a very few days. It was very worth it. You have to pick up the card with a chip from one of the vendors. We picked up ours in Circular Quay. There is one where you can pick it up at Darling Harbor area, whichever is nearest to you. You can use the card for entrance to Taronga Zoo, for the hop on hop off bus, hop on hop off ferry, etc. They will give you a brochure for which are included. It is a huge discount. Just read up on the instructions because like in Taronga Zoo, we were able to use the Safari lift going to the top and had to go to the Ticket booth at the entrance area to get the tickets so we can officially get in the zoo.
Doing what: Sydney Attraction Pass Including Taronga Zoo, Sydney Opera House, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
There is nothing like incorporating a little activity while exploring a new city! Our group took the 5-hour Sydney Harbor Bridge tour we got lucky and were the only three on the tour. Our tour guide was a new addition to the Bonza Bike Tour tour staff - and she did a marvelous job. She was well trained, quite knowledgeable about the history of the city, and had an engaging and enjoyable personality.
The bikes and equipment were in good condition and were comfortable to ride. The bike ride was gentle for the most part, however, there were three to four short, steep hills that can be considered challenging by some. Don't worry if you can't make it all the way - it is encouraged to get off your bike and walk it up the hill if you can't peddle it. There are frequent stops along the way to linger and talk about the sites. We also stopped for a picnic lunch for 30 to 45 minutes - a tasty sandwich and a bottle of water were provided by the tour operator.
The tour started in The Rocks area of Sydney. The ride over the Sydney Harbor Bridge was stunning! We spent some time riding through the North Shore of Sydney and the Kirribilli area, Luna Park and Lavendar Bay. We crossed the bridge a second time for more spectacular views, and navigated a meandering shoreline to Darling Harbor. We visited the Botanical Gardens, the ANSAC Memorial, and many other sites way too many to mention. There were plenty of photo and Q and A opportunities along the way.
It was such an enjoyable day and the absolute best way to see Sydney! Do it on a bike!
Doing what: Sydney Bike Tours
Well worth the money - helped with big ticket itesm. First day did Oz Jetboat, Opera House Tour and Imax the World's largest IMAX screen is in Darling Harbor which paid back cost of card and also gave us great ideas. Today will do Hop n Hop off and something else.
Doing what: Sydney Attraction Pass Including Taronga Zoo, Sydney Opera House, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
This is the best option to cover Sydney if you have limited time on hand. We started the tour from iMAX stop near Darling Harbour. We completed the route in 3 hours flat and only got down at Opera House and Harbour Bridge for photos. Rest was covered sitting on the top deck of the bus hearing the commentary and familiarizing ourselves with the sites at Sydney. We did not have time to cover the Bondi leg and Sydney traffic can slow you down in the second half of the day. Very good option to cover Sydney city.
Doing what: Sydney and Bondi Hop-on Hop-off Tour
This Pass was fun to have during my recent 2-week vacation. The SEA LIFE Aquarium, WILD LIFE Sydney, Sydney Harbour Cruise and Madame Tussaud's are at Darling Harbour; whereas the Eye towers over the center of the city.
The AQUARIUM is interesting, but dark. Watch out for wheelchairs and undisciplined kids running around, and brace yourself for a walk through a shark tank that's entirely made of glass top, including the floor. WILD LIFE SYDNEY is so good that I went back a second time on a different day. That's where you'll get to see Rex, a 14' long crocodile, plus kangaroos and koalas, etc. The view from the TOWER EYE is spectacular during the day, even though you can't see the Opera House. The HARBOUR CRUISE is actually the Hop On Hop Off boat that you can pick up at Darling Harbour or at Circular Quay (take the #55 free bus along George Street to get to the Quay). I was on the boat all day, but stopped off to eat [red snapper] fish and chips at Doyle's at Watson's Bay. Note that Doyle's takeout is cash only; whereas the restaurant takes credit cards. My fish and chips cost $43.50 in the restaurant, because I never changed money to Australian currency. MADAME TUSSAUD'S is fun anywhere in the world, and this venue is no exception. Here, though, the crowds are not rushed and controlled like the one in London, so you can walk through, or walk back, at your own pace.
Doing what: Sydney Pass: SEA LIFE Aquarium, Sydney Tower Eye, WILD LIFE Sydney, Sydney Harbour Cruise, and Madame Tussauds
A great way to see your choice off attractions on any day you choose. We did the Sydney Eye Tower, Toronga Zoo, and the aquarium at Darling Harbour. All excellent.
Doing what: Sydney Attraction Pass Including Taronga Zoo, Sydney Opera House, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
We started our tour at the Taronga Zoo. We went there by ferry at wharf 6 in Circular Quay. For us to be at the main entrance of the zoo, we were directed to the cable car ride upon reaching the wharf. We follow the nos. 1-9 on the suggested dotted line and we see to it not to miss the Australian walk were the saw the koalas and the kangaroos. We were also able to watch the seal show at 11am. We were finished at 12:30pm going back to Circular by ferry. The next attraction that we visited was the Opera House. It was TRULY an amazing experience. We finished before 4pm and walked back to wharf 6 for the ferry ride going to Darling Harbour for the Sealife. We were not so impressed on our last destination but good enough to cover 3 attractions in one day.
Doing what: Sydney Attraction Pass Including Taronga Zoo, Sydney Opera House, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
This was an AAT Kings tour and was a really good trip. Pickup from near our accommodation (Darling Harbour) was on time. Stops, including morning tea break in Manly, were well placed and our guide demonstrated excellent knowledge through out the tour. A great way to get a 'snapshot' of the north side of the harbour and northern beaches and gave lots of ideas to plan future visits.
Doing what: Sydney, Manly and Northern Beaches Morning Tour with Optional Harbour Lunch Cruise
Reg L Canada
This was a great find as we were in Sydney for a week and saw as many attractions as we could. At the Sydney Zoo in Darling Harbour, we had an encounter where I was able to get close to an awake Koala. He was very inquisitive coming within inches of my nose. I was able to get photo's of this. 4 of the 5 Koala's were awake while we were there. We also purchased the transit pass and used the ferry and bus system for all of our transportation needs. The Sydney Opera House tour was unbelievable with Nigel our tour guide. Fish and chips at Doyles in Watson's bay was excellent.We would recommend this package to anyone staying a few days in Sydney.
Doing what: Sydney Attraction Pass Including Taronga Zoo, Sydney Opera House, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
The package deal is a good deal for all these attractions. Much cheaper! Worth to buy this package. All attractions are must go for tourist. Finish the day at Darling Harbour with a good meal would be fabulous.
Doing what: Sydney Pass: SEA LIFE Aquarium, Sydney Tower Eye, WILD LIFE Sydney, Sydney Harbour Cruise, and Madame Tussauds
Dr. Alice USA
This was by far the best value obtainable from viator. We had nearly a month to use all the passes we received and because we had other tours booked by far the most flexible with use time. Beware though Nick owns 6 restaurants in Darling Harbor and all are fantastic but the voucher is for Nick's Bar and Grill directly across from the Majestic touring boat (which is also a must and available through the Sydney pass). Our included dinner was excellent as were our meals at Nick's local restaurants. The included meal was a real treat given the cost of meals in Australia. Our US dollar was devalued a few times while in Sydney which made prearranging our tours ahead of time an even better value. This pass truly included everything in Darling Harbor we used every voucher. Definately worth the investment. Hurry though the monorail was sold to Tasmania and won't be running past June of 2013 in Sydney.
Doing what: Sydney Attraction Pass: Darling Harbour Experience Ticket
Hazel K United Kingdom
We used most of the elements of the Harbour Pass. The only one not used was the meal voucher. This was only due to lack of time as we added our own visits to The Maritime Museum as well as a personal visit to the Wellcome Memorial and the Hard Rock Cafe to our four day stay in Sydney.
We found the pass the best value and once you had collected all your tickets from the Aquarium you were fast tracked through the prepaid shortest queues at each attraction.
We also over heard ticket counter staff at one attraction advising a customer to use the internet to get a Viator Darling Harbour Pass as it was the best way to see all the attractions
Doing what: Sydney Attraction Pass: Darling Harbour Experience Ticket
ROD C Australia
In any event, this is a cruise well worth taking: it leaves every 45 minutes from both Circular Quay and Darling Harbour, and stops at all the key spots around the harbour: Watsons Bay, Taronga Zoo, Darling Harbour Harbourside (near the Aquarium), Shark Island and Luna Park. Each of those destinations is worth exploring in more depth, perhaps none more so than Watsons Bay, where you can take an hour to walk past Camp Cove and Lady Jane beaches on your way out to South Head, at the entrance to Sydney Harbour.
Doing what: Sydney Harbour Hop-on Hop-off Cruise
Note from Viator: This review was written by Rod Cuthbert, who wrote a complete Sydney Harbour Hop-on Hop-off Cruise tour overview on our Viator Travel Blog.
We were picked up from our hotel at the exact scheduled time and after getting a few other passengers on board, we headed through Sydney, along Darling Harbour and over the famed Sydney Bridge! We made the first stop at Milsons Points right after crossing over the bridge, giving us front views of the Opera House for perfect picture shots! Driving through different neighborhoods really gave a better understanding of what Sydney is beyond the CBD, with beautiful houses and small niched harbours all around. Strolling along Manly Beach was really relaxing, watching people surfing, playing beach volley or simply enjoying lunch at one of the numerous coffee shops. It really felt like vacations! Our guide was very friendly and knowledgeable, and gave us lots of information about the city and areas we were driving through. This is a really nice tour to see beyond traditional Sydney and a great way to discover the Northern Beaches. Not having to drive was nice, giving me more time to appreciate the scenery!
Doing what: Sydney, Manly and Northern Beaches Morning Tour with Optional Harbour Lunch Cruise
Kelley A USA
We bought the 7 day Sydney card with transportation for myself, my husband and our 22 month child. We recommend doing it as it is a great way to get your moneys worth! Here is what we did in 7 days: Day 1) Picked up card in Darling Harbour, walked around there and went to the Wildlife World, then took the afternoon bus tour and rode the ferry back from Manly beach. We also went up in the tower. Day 2) Opera House Tour in Circular Quay, Jet Boat tour only one of us since one had to stay with the child, and Sydney Museum. We also walked around the Rocks Day 3) Zoo, and the Jet Boat tour Day 4), Blue Mountains, Explorer Bus and Scenic World, then when we got back we did the Aquarium. Day 5) Paddy's Markets, Powerhouse Museum, Hyde Barracks Museum and National Maritime Museum as well as the Queen Victoria Building Day 6) Susannah Place Museum, Harbor Bridge Pylon Lookout Day 7) Royal Gardens Park, New South Wales Art Gallery. It was a busy time and we were still able to meet friends for lunch and dinner and hang out in the parks and enjoy.
Doing what: Sydney Attraction Pass Including Taronga Zoo, Sydney Opera House, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
Good way to get your bearings in Sydney and useful to hop on and off to see sights. Buses run frequently and gain easy access to Circular Quay, Darling Harbour and Bondi Beach. Staff were really helpful.
Doing what: Sydney and Bondi Hop-on Hop-off Tour
Loved the Hop-On, Hop-Off bus, the Opera House tour, the Tauranga Zoo and the Sea Life Aquarium! The tour office where we went to get our passes in Darling Harbor was difficult to find with all the construction for the new Convention Center occurring.
Doing what: Sydney Attraction Pass Including Taronga Zoo, Sydney Opera House, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
We went from Darling Harbour, we had a nice view of the opera house as you go under the bridge. Taronga Zoo was a bit disappointing.
Doing what: Sydney Harbour Hop-on Hop-off Cruise
We had difficulty finding the collection booth at Darling Harbour - there was no address supplied and had to ask until we found it.
Taronga Zoo was great.
Doing what: Sydney Attraction Pass Including Taronga Zoo, Sydney Opera House, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
Sea Life Aquarium : Very enjoyable. friendly staff and always a fan of the Dugong. Bought pass online ...have to pick up passes at office in Darling Harbour at office and not venues...It says that on the voucher but we were confused...glad we went to aquarium first at Darling Harbour first...
Doing what: Sydney Attraction Pass Including Taronga Zoo, Sydney Opera House, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
I highly recommend this pass because you will save money. I got a 2 day pass and it was paid for by the end of the first day. It includes about 40 different attractions so it is easy to find things that you would be interested in seeing and doing. Just organize your day so that you know what area you want to go to and what you want to see in that area before you move on to the next area. When I went to the Darling Harbour Area, I went to the Sea Life Sydney Aquarium, Imax Theatre, and Madame Tessauds Wax Museum. After I collected my Imax ticket, I had 45 minutes before the next show so I found a nice little restaurant to eat lunch at while I waited. Stretch your time. I also highly recommend Madame Tessauds Was Museum. If you are a person that likes wax museums you will want to see it. If you are a person that is not that wild about wax museums, you will want to see this one. It is done very well.
Doing what: Sydney Attraction Pass Including Taronga Zoo, Sydney Opera House, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
The trip to Darling Harbor was excellent. Enjoyed visit to Tower Eye, Aquarium and Wild World. Food was expensive. Cruise on Harbor was worth every cent.
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Doing what: Sydney Pass: SEA LIFE Aquarium, Sydney Tower Eye, WILD LIFE Sydney, Sydney Harbour Cruise, and Madame Tussauds
Priya S Australia
We took the 1 day smartvisit card without transport. it was a really really good buy & we saved so much with tis fabulous card. we managed to do "the rocks walking tour", pylon lookout, sydney opera house tour & oz jetboating in the morningafternoon. We got ourselves by bus to darling habour by 4.30pm and did the sydney wildlife & sydney aquarium. the day was a bit of a rush but it was all worth with this heavily "subsidised" card! later, we had dinner & went to sydney tower too! please note that the last oztrek show is at 9pm.All in all, i will definitely recommend tis card to anyone,,,,,
Doing what: Sydney Attraction Pass Including Taronga Zoo, Sydney Opera House, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
A very good package. It was easy to pick up the tickets because you are able to get all tickets at one location. Though there is not a great view of the opera house from the Sydney Tower, it still offers great views of Sydney. Both the aquarium and Wildlife World are enjoyable for children, and even adults. The hop on hop off Sydney harbor cruise is a great choice, it allows access to many places that normally people wouldn't go to; however, the timetable is a little confusing, seeing as some boats don't take you back to Darling Harbor, so ask before getting on.
Doing what: Sydney Pass: SEA LIFE Aquarium, Sydney Tower Eye, WILD LIFE Sydney, Sydney Harbour Cruise, and Madame Tussauds
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Trillevallens Högfjällshotell is a classic Swedish mountain hotel, with literary history and traditions. This winter is your last chance to experience its traditional and charming mountain hotel atmosphere, at old-fashioned prices, before it is completely refurbished.
The hotel was built in 1938 by Torsten Boberg, a well-known Swedish literary figure. It quickly became popular among skiing and mountain sports enthusiasts, and was a meeting place for the crème de la crème of Swedens authors. Regular guests included Vilhelm Moberg, Harry Martinsson and Ivar-Lo Johansson.
Trillevallens Högfjällshotell has 40 bedrooms with a total of 126 beds, conference facilities for up to 250 people, a restaurant, bar, and lounge, a childrens playroom and a wood-fired sauna. In the morning, all hotel guests get a free lift by snowmobile to the lift system, which has 10 lifts and 22 slopes.


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Welcome to The Village Condominium Homeowners' Association website. The goal of The Village Condominium website is to better serve our members by keeping them informed of Association rules, regulations and membership, and to be a source of information about our community, to provide news and announcements of local events, and to provide members the opportunity to share an active role in our community. We hope you find this useful.
Beginning July 1, 2016, monthly dues assessments will be $160/month. If you use electronic payment you will need to adjust your withdrawal transfer.
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1250 Ironwood Drive, Suite 226
Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814
We want to thank everyone that participated in the important vote to raise our assessment cap. We are now in a position to remain fiscally responsible and conduct the necessary maintenance and repairs in our community for years to come.
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The Hair Color Mix Book: More Than 150 Recipes for Salon-Perfect Color at Homeby Lorri Goddard-Clark
For more than twenty years, Lorri Goddard-Clark has colored the hair of people from all walks of life—everyone from teachers and homemakers to some of the most famous heads in Hollywood. But while salon professionals like Lorri can achieve truly amazing looks, most women choose to color their hair at home. Now, in this inspiring book, Lorri shares her secret
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For more than twenty years, Lorri Goddard-Clark has colored the hair of people from all walks of life—everyone from teachers and homemakers to some of the most famous heads in Hollywood. But while salon professionals like Lorri can achieve truly amazing looks, most women choose to color their hair at home. Now, in this inspiring book, Lorri shares her secret recipes for salon-worthy coloring and highlighting techniques for the first time.
The Hair Color Mix Book shows how to combine tints found in readily available home hair kits to create beautiful, vibrant custom shades such as:
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The Hair Color Mix Book
More Than 150 Recipes for Salon-Perfect Color at Home
Chapter One
Reality Check
Thinking Outside the Box
The beautiful models on the cover of the boxes of at-home color dyes have amazing hair, don't they? Absolutely! Despite that fact, have you ever been disappointed with your hair color after using an off-the-shelf dye? Do you ask yourself, "Why doesn't my hair turn out like the model's mane?" There are three simple reasons for the difference between the promise (what's on the box) and the outcome (what's on your head).
1. First, and most important, the model's natural color is most likely not the same as yours, so your results will be different from what's shown.
2. Second, the hair color shown on the cover of the box is achieved with more than just one single-process tint.
3. And finally, if the photo itself is highly manipulated, it rarely corresponds with what is realistically possible.
The Drugstore Color Dilemma
Let's examine reason number one because it is the premise on which this book is based. Every hair color responds in a unique way to the formula in a box color. For example, you are dark blonde, and your girlfriend is dark brown. If you both use the same brand of light golden blonde, each of you will achieve a different result. Your hair will have a lighter effect than your friend's. So the first step in creating the beautiful color you want is to identify your natural color using a simplified version of a professional hair-color tab system. Only then can you choose the right single color or mix up a tint recipethat corresponds to your natural shade to achieve what I call a target color, to achieve a specific effect. I have chosen a series of target colors in this book, and a version of almost every one of them is available to you, no matter your ethnicity or age.
There are so many great at-home hair-color products on the shelves of your favorite drugstores. In fact, there has never been a better time to be an at-home hair colorist! However, in terms of reason two, at-home hair-color kits do not tell you one vital fact: It is often necessary to use more than one color to get the most beautiful, natural look. In some instances, a carefully chosen single color can work. However, you may need to choose two, three, or maybe more boxes to achieve your objective. I have colored the hair of Milla Jovovich, Charlize Theron, and Elaine Irwin Mellencamp for major print and television-advertising campaigns for at-home hair color. A day or two before the shoot, the executives bring a photograph of a particular color and say, "Lorri, give us this color." I can't achieve the color they ask for with the ingredients in the boxes their pictures will end up on. I have to give the model an all-over dye (or what I like to call a "global color"), lowlights, and highlights.
Take a look around. Does Mother Nature work with only one shade? Colors in nature are not flat. Many shades and tones come together to create the depth, sheen, and glimmer we see in flora and fauna, animal fur, and human eyes and hair. The more variation you have in your hair, the more natural it looks. Keeping it real keeps hair gorgeous.
Hair-color professionals have a large cabinet full of shades that enable us to create the richest hair colors. These bottles contain the butter and lemon that give blonde hair light and sparkle, cinnamon and coffee tones that give brunettes sultry depth, and the merlot and apricot that give redheads the passion for which they're famous. The hair colorist's spice rack and pantry have the ingredients that add many levels of flavor and warmth to hair. And that richness, in turn, punches up eye colors and makes skin tones vibrant. A box of color from the store, no matter how good it is, usually needs a little help.
Applying multiple shades reacts with the natural variations of your hair to show off its "grain" in the same way polishing a wood surface with Pledge brings out its beauty and richness: different textures, ribbons of light—depth, warmth, and coolness. It's all about the placement of light and dark. A single, inappropriate color takes away natural variations and leaves you with a one-dimensional look.
Unreality Check
How about reason three? The final factor at play is the perfection required by advertising that necessitates giving a false impression of reality. So even after all the professional color work is done on the model's hair, the resulting professionally lighted photograph is retouched, airbrushed, and digitally enhanced. You can't digitally alter your hair, of course (not yet, anyway). But the good news is that this book reveals recipes and application techniques so you too can turn off-the-rack color into your own personal couture creation!
The Big Pay Off!
The information in this book saves you money and time. The initial investment for setting up your personal salon is a bit more than the cost of one box of drugstore hair color, but in the long run, the cost of creating colors at home saves you money compared to what it would cost you to produce the same color in a salon. And you may already have many of the required items in your kitchen pantry or bathroom cabinet (Chapter 2). As I am sure you know, the price of coloring or highlighting hair, whether you are in New York, Miami, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Biloxi, or Kansas City, is high. Correcting color mistakes is even more expensive! My recipes take the guesswork out of at-home color and will reveal how you can make professional custom formulas at home—with products available at drugstores and supermarkets! I can't be with all of you in person, but with this book, I hope you feel I am alongside you, cheering you on and supplying you with information that until now has not been available to the general public.
The recipes are cost-effective and effect-effective! They allow you to achieve the best possible results at home. And the salon techniques I share make application as easy, accurate, and highly efficient as possible.The Hair Color Mix Book
More Than 150 Recipes for Salon-Perfect Color at Home. Copyright © by Lorri Goddard-Clark. Reprinted by permission of HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved. Available now wherever books are sold.
What People are Saying About This
Meet the Author
Lorri Goddard-Clark is one of the world's most in-demand colorists. She works at the Neil George Salon in Los Angeles and travels the world to cater to her top clients, who have included celebrities such as Drew Barrymore, Raquel Welch, Tobey Maguire, Brad Pitt, Reese Witherspoon, Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen, Heidi Klum, Kate Winslet, Kirsten Dunst, Michelle Pfeiffer, Avril Lavigne, Sienna Miller, and many, many more.
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I have a copy of this book in hardback, and I really like it. To save bookshelf space, I decided to get a copy for my Nook. However, the Nook version is missing the pages with the photographs of the different haircolor mixes. It is impossible to know what "merlot" looks like and how this differs from "cherry cola" without the color photos. It is very disappointing, because this is actually an excellent book (in hardcover) on how to adapt box haircolor to work with your own natural color to achieve particular shade.
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