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Activities included in the resort fee for adults and children are excellent. Water aerobics, trivia games, yoga classes, parrot show, etc. Food prices on the property are pretty high given the average quality. The standout is Havana Blue which is on the reef side and privately operated --- the food there is excellent!
Swimming pools are great with the view of the sunset. They have 5 restaurants and not a great selection on the menu and very pricey. You need a car if you're going to stay at that the Frenchman's reef. Average price for a taxi was anywhere from $8 to $14. Luggage is $4 a piece.
Staff was disinterested in providing good service.
The hotel was in a nice location and nicely setup They have lot of mosquitoes all over resort and even inside the rooms. The rooms are old and need renovation
After a long day of travel it was nice to pull into a resort that was all inclusive. There was no need to leave the premises There were some signs of deferred maintenance
The location is convenient The wait to check in was ridiculously long. Even though it was 5.00, way past check in time, a lot of people were being told to wait as the rooms weren't ready. Our keys didn't work, or so we thought - turned out the door was so warped we had to literally put our shoulders into it to open the door. The room was very worn generally. Lukewarm water in the shower at best. About an hour after we arrived, the door to the room flew open - another group had been assigned our room and given keys to it. The pool was dirty with black mold and used band aids floating around. The staff were nice enough, but they are battling against impossible odds here. This place probably needs knocking down and rebuilding from the ground up.
We were using this hotel as a one night stay before we cought our plane next day. It's OK just to stay in for one night I just wish I had tile floors I'm not a big fan of carpets and the beds were not super luxurious a average hotel for a great price. And absolutely within walking distance of shopping.
We landed in St Thomas to catch the ferry the next morning to the BVI. This was right across the street and about a block down from the ferry. Can't get closer to this. Stayed both on our way to BVI and our way back. Had breakfast the first time, small portion and not anything to rave about. Had dinner the way home and it was very nice - good pasta dish. Upon arrival - late afternoon after 4 pm - we were told that our room wasn't available. We waited a few minutes with a few others in the same situation. Then we asked again and another lady found a different room that was available. Not sure why they made us wait, and would have continued to make us wait.
Bugs!!!!! Many bugs drive me crazy, and the front dest told me the manager will contact me very soon, I'm still waiting for that!!!!!
We paid over $700 for 3 nights. That is definitely not value for your money. And we did not eat or drink anything there because it was so costly.
Location near the ferry dock and seaplane base. Water front room exceptionally noisy. Saturday booze barge party passed the hotel a 100' off the sea wall until midnight with blaring music that seemed to rattle the Windows. Also the light show all night on the facade of the building made me feel like I was in Vegas. Do not spend the extra $ for water front.
Proximity Restaurant space was not nice, food was not great, coffee was week and over priced
Dirty cockroach infected and lousy air conditioning. 200 dollars for this? Only positive across from ferry dock.
After sailing on a boat for over a week, we had one night to relax before catching the plane home the next day. Literally all we could talk about was how excited we were for a hot shower. For the 24 hours we were at the Windward Passage Hotel, there was no hot water. We called down to the front desk right away and they said they were working on it. No estimate of when it would be on and no apologies. It never worked while we were there.
If you're coming or going to the BVI, hotel is across the street from the ferry terminal making it perfect for crash and dash. Nothing spectacular about the hotel. Clean, quiet, what more do you want? Walking distance to Frenchtown where there are several bars and restaurants.
The staff is so friendly, there is a restaurant/bar on the premises, and it is easy to get around. Walking is easy and near to other fine dining, and there are taxis available. The shuttle to the beach is great. No room service. If that had happened, I could have given a higher rating.
Is a beutifull hotel with view to the bay also has a perfect location for lunch and dinner is nearby for shopping so you can walk to all town tourist places. I will stay for the futher when I have to go there. short of space for parking and the housekeeping personnel does not clean well the room.
I'm an owner and spent my 3rd week here at the end of October. The rooms are very nice. We have a 2 bedroom, both of which are roomy with adjacent bathrooms and balconies. The Living Room/Dining Room/Kitchen are in the middle of the unit, providing additional privacy between the bedrooms if needed. I do recommend renting a car. I had no problem with driving on the left side (just remember to stay close to the left side of the road). The steering wheel is situated as in mainland US. There are plenty of taxis to get you where you want to go, but a car may be more economical. We paid $80 in taxi fees for 4 people to go out to dinner. We only did it so we didn't have to be concerned if we drank. The beach at the Cove is nice, but you need to be careful of sea urchins. To the right of the dock, there are rocks near the beach that you need to get over to get to where it's sandy under the water. This is where I had an encounter with a sea urchin. It's sandier on the left side of the dock. Meals are expensive and you'll be happy to have a kitchen. There are free shuttles to transport you from the Cove to the Marriott Frenchman's Reef (hotel) and to Morningstar. We like Havana Blue restaurant at Morningstar, but it is pricey.
Stayed in Nov of 2009.The setting is beautiful and the villas are exceptional. Well equiped and spacious. Food is very expensive but with the kitchenette we were able to fix some meals in the room. The location is secluded and private but that can also be a problem with transportation. Suggest renting a car but be prepared to drive on the left side. With it being still under construction going back and forth to the hotel will be more converient in days to come. There will be carts to transport guests. In some of the eateries the menus were very limited but the portions were huge and very tasty. We will definitely go back.
Stayed in the villas at ''The Cove''. If you need a lot of space--this works. Great for traveling with very young children and even a nanny. You can also set up an account at the adjoining marriot hotel and go to the beach at morningstar. The cove is not very caribean in style. Our room had granite counters and furnishings found in any Marriot--not very island-ish. We also stayed in Morningstar beachside. We preferred that location for its ambiance.
The restaurant was excellent. View of the harbor from every seat of this open air place. Even at the bar: the bartender's area was sunken to allow for better views. We were there at dusk, and watched as the daylight view of sailboats and a cruise ship turned into a sea of twinkling lights. Staff very friendly and helpful. One of the best Sunday brunches I've ever had. Easy taxi ride from airport and to ferry. Since it is on a mountainside, there are a lot of stone steps to negotiate. No elevators, which makes it difficult if you have a lot of luggage, as we did. We only stayed one night, but I would have rented a car if we were staying longer, as it is too far to walk to town. Bedroom was small but comfortable. I would have preferred one with a view. Pool was small, and in view from the bar.
The view and sea breeze were wonderful and service and accommodation was great
All the employees where extremely attentive, the room was very comfortable, beautiful views, the pool area was great, the restaurant served delicious food. Location, although you get to enjoy beautiful views in order to move around is best to rent a motorcycle or car.
a great deal and a friemdly staff nothing
What did your like? The staff was very nice and eager to please. Stair are very common at hotels on St. Thomas. This is the first place I stayed where they took up my luggage. They breakfast was good and serviced by a friendly staff. I liked that it was a family run hotel owned by locals. It is closed to all the shopping in the old downtown district which is a lot of fun. What didn't I like? I would not recommend families with small children to stay there. All the stairs would be dangerous for them. They are doing some additions which are not safe for children. If you can not walk stairs this is not for you.
Bunker Hill is located in the town near shopping and restaurants and is good value for the money. It is not a luxury or beach front hotel, but is conveniently located in the town. The rooms are adequate, wifi is available, the staff are friendly and helpful and the breakfast was very good. It is very acceptable as an 1 or 2 day stay in the town. Rooms were a bit outdated and there are no elevators to the top floors.
It Was A Very Nice Hotel..I Would Recommend It To Anybody The Location Is Horibble
So we got an e-mail a week in advance of staying here that the King bed Harbor View suite that we paid for for our dream trip was not going to be available because there were guests failing to vacate for the next week because of travel flight cancelations. You stated you would be giving us a standard room with a full size bed and a small food comp. at your reataurant for the inconvenience. Classy!! You didn't offer any other way to resolve this, as in maybe telling the guests in the King Harbor View Suite that unfortunately you have that Suite sold for the weekend and they would be more than welcome to stay in your standard room with a full size bed if they wanted to extend their vacation.......
Great location, extremely helpful and friendly staff. Just around the corner from all the shops and boutiques on Main street. Lots of stairs. Not a problem for us, but if you have any physical disabilities this is probably not the best choice.
This hotel is very basic and is OK for an overnight stay. It is clean and the room had TV, air conditioning, a small fridge and en suite bathroom and shower. I would stay here again if it was only for a quick overnight. It is value for money. The staff were phenomenal. I arrived at 11:00 PM as did other travelers. The hotel clerk came outside to the taxi to greet us and carry luggage inside. He also carried luggage to the room......the people were very friendly and helpful making for a pleasant experience. Breakfast to order, although limited, was very good and is included in the room cost.......:) Several floors with only steps - can be a challenge if you have heavy luggage and no one to help......
Great Location, staff and breakfast! Look oudated, the bed needs replacement and the shower was terrible...
The staff were absolutely fabulous! This is a smaller family run hotel, that could use a little updating [nothing major] that you could care less about because the staff is just that great. They are very accomodating [held our bags for us after we checked out for a few hours]. The only draw back for some travelers might be that there are a lot of stairs, which was not a problem for us and our two younger children. We would definitely stay there again!! nothing
Location, just a half mile from the airport. The ocean view from the villas was amazing. There was a convenient on-site, open-air restaurant. Staff was very friendly and helpful. The villas are a bit run down and are in need of an overhaul. The breakfast buffet is really not very good and way overpriced. But the drinks at the restaurant were great! If stay there again.
An easy walk to the airport Resturant was closed for remodeling
Paul welcomed me every morning for breakfast at the restaurant. Smiles all around. Big sand beach that even had a place for a novice snorkelers to see exotic fish without being terrified. Crystal clear water. John set me up with trips and cabs. Even made sure I didn't get taken advantage of. I forgot and left my safe open, with money and potent pain meds, they cleaned my room and to my surprise nothing was stolen. Florentina was the cleaner and I was left feeling secure and safe in my room. I can't say enough about the staff. I really felt at home. Beautiful beaches, sunsets, beach bar parties. Will definitely go back again. I'm not kidding I'm telling everyone I know. Spirit airlines
Nice rooms friendly service. Great Beach!
The location is not very safe! As I was sitting on my 1st floor balcony a man came up to me after dark wanting me to let him use my cell phone. He had to be told numerous times NO!! He waited on my husband to go in the room before he came over and ask me!! It was very scarybecause it was very dark and not lit well at all! Then when I was checking out that morning the forensic police officers were there to investigate a burglary they had the night of our stay! If you are considering staying at this property I would definitely reconsider! As it did not seem safe at all! It was not.a safe area. The cost to stay at this property is s RIP off!
I liked that the hotel was close to the airport and had everything. It's close to downtown and shopping as well The hotel restaurant and bar are a bit over priced and mostly American food. I was also checked into a room that was already occupied but it was quickly resolved.
Ran out of water while taking showers multiple times
Perfect location, beautiful beach front, close to the airport (you could literally walk there from the hotel) staff was friendly. Food and drink were definitely over priced but that's to be expected I guess because everything there has to be imported... Love this place and would definitely go back! The pillows and bedding weren't very comfortable, U fortunately we didn't get a restful good night sleep any night we were there, but everything else was great!!
Beach location, facilities, beachfront rooms, proximity to airport Cleanliness of bathroom, tired looking rooms in dire need of light and airy updates
It was a nice hotel. The staff was great! Needs a little updating in the rooms, but they were very clean. The food was also delicious. I would stay there again.
Loved the beach location and closeness to airport - we walked. Loved the cool tropical gardens and plushness of surroundings despite a drought. Loved the refreshing pool after being on the beach with the waterfall. Setting of restaurant is beautiful. Rooms and beds extremely comfortable and views are spectacular. Staff was very friendly and informative. The shower ran out of water while I was in it. The quality of the food was okay but overpriced. Wine was way out of line expense wise.
I enjoyed the overall experience at the Emerald Beach resort but the rooms and the property as a whole needs to be updated. It was clean and the staff was friendly and helpful and I especially enjoyed the quality inn location of the beach. It's proximity to the airport was a little disappointing but not overbearing. I would definitely stay there again but they had to straighten out the bill for me because the price did not match what I booked on kayak The locals on Saint Thomas that inhabit the island are not very friendly in general. I really think they do not like tourists or Caucasian people at all And there were many lovely experiences I had with people there but you know who the locals are and you can tell that they really have a resentment. But as for the staff at the Emerald Beach they were lovely
Great staff. Grear location. Great beach. The Hotel is a little bit outdated and needs renovations.
The beachfront location was outstanding. The staff were friendly and welcoming. The room was fairly Spartan. The bed was uncomfortable. The water from all the taps was brown with rust. The air conditioning unit worked, but it sounded like a turbo prop was touching down in our room.
the location is great if you like the beach. And the food is good.
Great staff. Great beach. Good food and drinks. The rooms were nice and clean. We really enjoyed our stay and would return again.
The pool/beach and water sports at the resort are amazing! You can snorkel right off the beach and see more fish than if taking a boat tour which is also offered at the resort. It's was great to be at a resort that is all inclusive. The view is also great! The facilities are nice and I loved the decorative tile in all the buildings. The rooms are not the cleanest; I had an ant problem in my room. Little things are noticeable such as light bulbs being burnt out and not replaced or dirty floors. They have activities at night but they end earlier than when people are ready to go back to their rooms. Not a location I would go back to as a solo traveler.
It was absolutely beautiful resort inputs and outside! We had requested two beds in a room we only got one king bed. We also met many couples who had the same issue and some vice versa they got asked for a king bed and got two doubles. also the bed was not very comfortable it was kind of firm!
Liked the view from our waterfront room, convenience of all inclusive, and the staff was good, but it being off season, seemed to be sometimes a bit short on availability. The food quality was very average. If you are used to eating out above a standard sit down chain (ruby tuesday's, applebees, fridays) you are not going to be impressed with the dinners. Lunch was generally pretty good with some fresh fish, and sometimes cold shell fish. Breakfast was decent, but i have definitley seen better spreads (i get the impression again this was off season, so not their best). The room was very nice, but there were bathrooms in the pool area and other areas that you just felt like they needed refreshed (rust stained urinals, and non working hot water in the mens room, and rusty light fixtures)
The staff was very nice and helpful. Helped me plan a romantic dinner on the beach for my boyfriends birthday. The view from our balcony was amazing . The room could have been a little cleaner( like the bathroom there was some areas I saw cracks on the toilet and the balcony area had some cobwebs ) but overall it was great.
Great location. Helpful staff. The place is falling apart. Everything feels Busch league from the way the room was decorated and cleaned to the literal worst Chinese food we've ever had.
Resort was pretty Service was the worst ever. They ran out of liquor the ran out of steak knives They ran out of milk. The did not bring coffee cups when bringing a pot of coffee from room service They ran out of beach towels by 11am every day. The beach was not really a beach... you needed water shoes to even get in the water and loads of sea urchins. Pool closed at seven every night Not much for entertainment. Very hard to get off resort unless you wanted to pay 50 buck a couple to go anywhere.
The staff was very welcoming and helpful. The amenities and number of activities you can do on site was great. The restaurants were par. ok food, nothing to write home about. The views were beautiful and the facilities were clean. The water pressure in our shower was sub par and it made for cleaning off after the beach difficult. The carnival night which was advertised as very fun and a great time was not really all that exciting. I probably would have found something better to do with my evening had I known.
The onsite water activities that is available and heavenly days Sailing boat option. Two nearby restaurants by hotel. Bathroom toiletries could of been better. Like travel size shampoo and soaps for one time/ individual use
Restaurant personnel unfriendly. Beach awful
Located close to airport. Lovely dockside restaurant and swim area. Large balcony off of the room with beautiful view of the bay. Rooms are small.
The staff was very helpful; we arrived early and couldn't check in yet but wanted to go into town and they allowed us to keep our bag there in a locked room until we could check in. We returned a little before the check-in time which was 4 p.m. and they allowed us to check in early which was nice. The pool is fine for what we needed and although the hotel was on the side of a hill, they did set up a little beach area. If you want to go to a real sandy beach, which we did, they have a shuttle that goes to the Best Western Plus across the bay and they had a great beach and slightly better pool. The ocean side bistro was awesome! We did not expect to get great food there but were tired and didn't want to go back into town but it exceeded our expectations. Get the Jerk Chicken Sandwich! Another huge plus is the front desk gave us a voucher for a free rum punch at the bar and since there were two of us actually gave us two without us having to ask. If you don't plan on being in your room much on your vacation or just need somewhere to stay overnight while waiting on a flight or cruise to leave, I would highly recommend this place. And the other reviews weren't kidding about the five minute walk to the airport! It's a hill that you have to trek up but really not bad to avoid paying for a cab. The "beach" area is really just some sand in a concrete enclosure thing with some chairs. Might be okay if you don't actually want to get in the water but we did. The bathroom had some mixed signals, it had a nice updated walk in shower (the hot water knob was messed up on ours so we thought we didn't have hot water at first but got it working) but an outdated pedestal sink. I like to have a countertop to set my things on in the bathroom so this was not a plus to me. At breakfast the wait staff seemed bothered that we were there (we were the only ones in the restaurant and granted it was 20 minutes before they closed but I only wanted yogurt!) and the food was pretty overpriced, but I think that's pretty consistent with the Virgin islands as a whole.
The proximity to the airport was great you could walk to your hotel room; however it was somewhat secluded from local amenities such as shop, night life and dinning. But a five min cab ride inexpensive. Better plumping, all water had to be shut down for temporary servicing but was back up with then an hour. Overall I would stay here again if I visit St. Thomas. Great hospitality amongst the staff and employees.
The cottage room was nice and clean, no issues The restaurant had very poor service. I was so upset because I never got my food and the rest of my group had finished I left without eating dinner and could not sleep all night.
Lunch is only available at sister hotel
Hotel was excellent!!! Booked this through here which directed me to Priceline who held my $$ on a "credit hold" & I had to pay at hotel again upon check out. Guess Priceline has been doing this. I have since paid twice for this hotel and still waiting on Priceline to settle this. BTW the price with Priceline was much higher than what I paid directly on hotel lobby. SMH Shame on you Priceline.
The hotel ia conveniently located. Considering how close it was to the airport there was no loud noise or difficulty sleeping. Rooms are clean but housekeeping only came once during a three day stay. Staff are ok. Ringing the front desk was useless most times aa no one answered. I've stayed several times at bluebeards castle for 30 more so this was on the expensive side for the value. In all, if i was in a bind like this time id return but not before looking for some where nicer first.
The location has a restaurant/bar on site... it had food and alcohol. Man made beach (no actual swimming access at this location). AC worked well. Stayed in a 'cabin', had my own porch with two chairs. Right next to airport, planes very loud. Wifi was lackluster in broadcast capabilities (here for work, needed wifi). Coffee maker in room didn't work. Paint was peeling on one of the walls, probably from constant humidity. TV was fairly beat up, looked like someone used bleach to clean the screen at some point. The room was OK, but just OK.
Convenient to airport, nice view from patio on second floor, clean bathroom Water leaked on me in the night from a crack in the ceiling, AC never cooled room down, shower was either ice cold or hot - difficulty in getting regular temp, terrible pillows, staff never answered phone
On arrival, I looked at my husband and said 'what did you get us into?' The property is still in the final stage of construction, even the office is not complete and hard to locate. After getting checked in and going to our room, we found it small, but clean and comfortable, but very small. Furnishings are a little outdated for such a new property. Maid service is extra! Laundry on property though! We spoke with the property manager about the best way to get around since we chose not to rent a car. We hiked down the hill, bought groceries and grabbed a taxi back up to the property. We settled in and went to the pool for a swim. This is when everything changed for me and was truly the beginning of a memorable vacation. The residents and the staff are very friendly and helpful, plus lots of fun. We truly enjoyed the peace and tranquility, as well as the views of the harbors and watching the cruise ships come and go. We loved grilling by the pool and chatting with others on vacation, as well as those living there. This is definitely not a resort, definitely not on the beach, since it sits up on a mountain, but close enough, at least for us. Poolside WIFI access, was a pain, especially when it rained! Yet, I honestly believe that by staying at Sunset Gardens, we made more life long friends, and memories, and definitely experienced more of the island than if we had stayed at one of the resorts. I will be following their progress and look forward to seeing it in its completed state, as we will definitely be coming back.
The lady that runs it is incredible! Also, pool, wifi, kitchen in room, amazing balcony view...I could go on....! This hotel, although conveniently located near the airport and marina, is up a rather large hill...we often walked down (and many times, someone would give us a ride), but we took a taxi up at night...$5/pp. Definitely not a deal breaker...
The Hospitality and friendliness of the people and the staff. The rooms were clean, but not enough items for like coffee, or making coffee , they had coffee makers, but no filters, or coffee packets in the rooms.
If you are looking for a place away from the mainstream tourist spots, this is the place for you. It is located on the side of a mountain above the harbor. You can stand on the balcony and watch the boats come into the harbor. You have all the privacy you ask for. We arrived a day late because of Hurricane Irene and everything was ready for us. We experienced the wonderful hospitality of the island because of the graciousness of the staff. Thanks for a wonderful stay.
Basically hotel was less than anticipated. We know what a 2 star hotel is but this shouldn't be rated that high. photos are very misleading. In poor general condition, in definite need of repair. No bedding for 2nd bed. (shouldn't have to call for bedding)
While the room had a nice few I had trouble sleeping because the light outside the door was on all night shining through the window at the door. I'm used to sleep in total darkness and this was a torture. I asked the front desk if they could turn off the light at night or at least cover the door window. This worked for one night after that a piece of cloth was covering the light to shield it a little bit. However, even that was gone at my last night, so sleepless again. The room was small and clean but needs work. The towel holder fell off the wall and never was fixed although I reported it. The thermostat on the AC did not work so it was either freezing cold or air only, the TV remote control did not work properly for turning the TV off and on (channel switching was ok) The pool was not cleaned in 4 days and was full of leaves and not usable. The ownersmanagers must be living at the next unit as I could hear their TV and conversations through the wall. I was for work in St. Thomas and needed to stay 5 more days after the reservation expired and while I usually try to stay at the same hotel if I need to extent my stay I was gald to move on to another hotel for a good night sleep.
great staff, great views, price was great for the quality. nothing to complain about at all.
On arrival, I looked at my husband and said 'what did you get us into?' The property is still in the final stage of construction, even the office is not complete and hard to locate. After getting checked in and going to our room, we found it small, but clean and comfortable, but very small. Furnishings are a little outdated for such a new property. Maid service is extra! Laundry on property though! We spoke with the property manager about the best way to get around since we chose not to rent a car. We hiked down the hill, bought groceries and grabbed a taxi back up to the property. We settled in and went to the pool for a swim. This is when everything changed for me and was truly the beginning of a memorable vacation. The residents and the staff are very friendly and helpful, plus lots of fun. We truly enjoyed the peace and tranquility, as well as the views of the harbors and watching the cruise ships come and go. We loved grilling by the pool and chatting with others on vacation, as well as those living there. This is definitely not a resort, definitely not on the beach, since it sits up on a mountain, but close enough, at least for us. Poolside WIFI access, was a pain, especially when it rained! Yet, I honestly believe that by staying at Sunset Gardens, we made more life long friends, and memories, and definitely experienced more of the island than if we had stayed at one of the resorts. I will be following their progress and look forward to seeing it in its completed state, as we will definitely be coming back.
Friendly staff Way to high on the mountain, and getting bit up by bugs.


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The water in my area is very hard but my ph is low. I wanted to get Apisto's since I fell in love with them but I also don't want to get cichlids that I have to constantly add things to the water to make them confortable. Apisto's I know, like low ph with soft water so I'd have to add something, probably chemicals, to soften the water. If I do africans, I have to increase my ph, more chemicals. I want a cichlid that stays somewhat small, 4 inches or less, that aren't going to kill my pleco or cory's. I don't care for Serverms(sp?) or the flowerhorns. I need suggestions since I'm only a few weeks away from being completly cycled so I have to start planning. Plus, any water changes I do I have to do very slowly since the fish I have now are used to they're conditions. Oh yeah, I've always had salt in the tank since I had livebearers so it would be no big deal to have to maintain salt.
Keyhole cichlids, cories, razzies, gouramis,...........
Please don't use chemicals to alter the ph of your tank. The chemicals lead to instabilities and are very harmful to the fish. Better methods are:
To soften water: Driftwood, bogwood, peat, indian almond leaves
To harden water: Crushed coral added to filter or substrate
Bear in mind however that a stable ph is much more important for your fish than a specifis ph. If properly acclimatised, tank-red fish are mostly very adaptable.
I really think I'm better off making the water softer with peat or almond leaves than trying to raise the ph. Plus, this will still make it possible to have a bunch of apistos, expensive but they really struck me.
i LOVE my apistogrammas. Like Falina said, a stable ph is better than a specific one. my apistos live in water that has a ph of 7.6 and are perfectly happy :)
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It is important, when experiencing Corsica for the first time, to do so when the mainland French, or les continentaux, as the islanders call them, have gone home. When August draws to a close, you will find, apart from the obvious benefits of deserted beaches and empty roads, a distinct improvement in the general mood of the place. As the strain of the mutual antipathy that exists between these two radically opposing sensibilities gradually lifts, waiters will smile and take time to banter with you, and guesthouse owners will relax and tell you stories about the folklore of their beloved island. You will find homemade fig jam for breakfast and free digestifs served to wash down your meal.
The French do try to love Corsica but few succeed. They call it the Ile de Beauté (the Island of Beauty) to mask their unease about this place of perpetual insurgency, unrest and superstition. They nibble at the edges of this benighted département of their republic by visiting its spectacular western coastline in private or chartered yachts, or by renting or buying condominiums in domaines that are kept under armed guard and have been magnanimously ceded by corrupt mayors and nationalist terror groups paid to look the other way.
My first trip to Corsica was a birthday present from my Parisian husband. It was October 1995 and we flew to Ajaccio for the weekend, rented a car and drove 10 minutes along the coast to the Hotel Le Maquis in the bay of Porticcio. It had its own, very pretty beach and a swimming pool with a large mosaic of a gun in it. The waiters all looked like nightclub bouncers and the owner was a fiery old lady who seemed to rule them with a rod of iron.
It was a blissful weekend. For three days we swam in the sea and drove up into the densely wooded hills towards Sartène, the sleepy mountain village that has spawned most of the ruling families of the south. We walked in the chestnut woods of the hinterland and scrambled along boulder-strewn rivers. Like many of his friends, my husband felt that Corsica should be experienced in small doses, taking in just a little of its majestic beauty at a time and leaving quickly, before the inhabitants of this fairyland could spoil everything.
He knew people who had fallen for the place and been rash enough to buy property there. A Parisian business acquaintance, who believed he had filled all the right pockets, received a call from his contractor a few days after the completion of his luxury modernist villa with sea and mountain views. The whole place had been destroyed. They had even blown up the swimming pool. The same day the Parisian flew to the island and went to see the mayor, tears in his eyes.
"But why?" he asked.
The Corsican folded his hands and nodded his condolences.
"It's all right," he said. "It was a mistake. You can rebuild."
Undeterred by such tales, I was so smitten by what I had seen on that first weekend that I soon began plotting my return. Corsica's armed nationalist movement, the FLNC and its many splinter groups, were busy during the 1990s and I began to write regularly about them for the British press. In between reports about the political chaos so irksome to successive French governments, I would manage to steal moments of pure delectation, savouring the island's beaches, its mountains, its food and (yes) even its people.
On my numerous trips, both to the nationalist heartland around Corte, or even to the coastal towns, I only ever encountered kindness and a heartwarmingly wry sense of humour. Not having to apologise for or be defiant about being French probably helped, as did not wanting to own a piece of real estate.
Corsica's predominantly upmarket tourist industry has managed to flourish alongside what amounts to a kind of gang war between multiple rival factions. I use the term gang war on purpose because the island's endemic mayhem tends to affect only those who are directly involved. Indeed, the FLNC and its regular bombing of tourist developments-in-progress are, as my Parisian friends well know, the main reason why the Ile de Beauté has remained so uniquely unspoilt.
The more I write about Corsica, the more convinced I am that its violence and its bewitching beauty are inextricably linked. What else is at stake in the endless struggles between the forces of progress and reaction but the preternatural beauty of the place? What else are the FLNC fighting for but a claim to an asset that only grows more precious with time, a piece of unadulterated natural beauty?
Dorothy Carrington, an English writer and émigrée to Corsica, in order to explain her sudden and lifelong love affair with the island, said: "I think that I found in Corsica the piece of the absolute for which I had been searching since childhood." This sense of the absolute is, I suppose, what makes me want to talk about Corsica's beauty and her violence in the same breath; it is why I still can't help mentioning bombs and politics in between the dizzying views from the footpaths of the GR20 or the coastal splendours of the N197.
It is a pity to content oneself with the picturesque when one can have the grandiose. Even if you are only there for a weekend, you will have time to open yourself up to Corsican beauty with a capital B. To this end, taking Carrington's book, Granite Island (1971), along with you will help. It is a sumptuous account of Corsican history and folklore interwoven with personal narrative. Her passion for the island and its stories infuses every page.
No need, as many people do, to shut yourself off from the reality of Corsica by travelling straight to Porto-Vecchio and the chi-chi Hotel Cala Rossa. You will find emptier, more staggering beaches on your own if you travel south towards the dramatic, cliff-edge town of Bonifacio. Go armed with good, detailed maps and take the dirt track through the maquis to the white sand beach of Roccapina, or the wild beaches of Vintilegna near Figari, or rent a boat from the port of Bonifacio and lie about in the turquoise waters of the Lavezzi islands.
The Corsicans have always lived with their backs to the sea, which, with its load of invaders, never brought them much good. That is why nearly all the cultural goodies are to be found inland. Walks in the mountains will uncover vertiginous Romanesque churches and haunting prehistoric sculptures. You could fly to Bastia and follow part of the hiking trail between Calenzana and Cargèse known as the Mare e Monti, or fly to Ajaccio and sample one of the Mare a Mare walks that dissect the island in the south. Even over a weekend, experiencing the island's interior will offer a glimpse of the "absolute" that Carrington was talking about.
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Villa I Vaddi
Tucked away from sight in countryside near Bonifacio, this secluded farmhouse-style building has thick stone walls covered in creepers. The interior is simply but prettily decorated, with dark wooden tables and big white sofas. Glass doors from the living room open on to the terrace, with the garden and pool beyond. Sleeps up to eight, from £2,000 per week (including car hire). www.coastline.co.uk
La Maison d'Aregno
Built into the hillside in the La Balagne region, this three-storey house sits among the ancient stone buildings and citrus groves of Aregno, a quiet village known for producing the sweetest oranges on the island. Bursting with character, from wooden beams to vaulted ceilings, the house is surrounded by traditional terraced gardens and a swimming pool with sweeping views across the countryside towards the mountains. Sleeps up to 12, from €3,530. www.directcorsica.com
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A modern, peach-coloured villa on the north-western coast, it has direct access to the quiet beach of Davia Ouest from the garden. The wood-decked sun terrace has a semi-circular infinity pool and uninterrupted views over the sea. There is a fitness room and home entertainment room, and the master bedroom has a plunge pool. Sleeps up to eight, from £3,100 (including car hire). www.corsica.co.uk
Campo Longo
This former winery situated near Sartène has been carefully restored using traditional materials, such as terracotta tiles and wooden beams, and even has its own stone chapel within the extensive grounds. It's a 15-minute drive from the beach but makes up for it with beautiful gardens, a pool and a great location for exploring the mountains. Sleeps up to seven, from £1,110. www.simpsontravel.com
La Domaine de Murtoli
This is a remarkable collection of 12 restored cottages in the Ortolo valley, in the island's south-west. The villas range from the rustic Arba Barona, a cave-like building in a converted sheepfold with a swimming pool cut out of the rock, to the much larger Eddera, an old shepherd's house with its own hammam and private beach, and the grand A Figa, a tall, thin building that towers over the landscape. There are two restaurants on the site, both using produce grown on the estate. The cottages sleep from two to 12, from £2,400-£15,600. www.murtoli.com
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Community-associated methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (CA-MRSA) is epidemic in the United States and other countries and poses a significant health and economic burden. As CA-MRSA is now the predominant MRSA clone in the community and in many healthcare settings, clinicians and infection control practitioners face new challenges. The community is now an important and expanding reservoir for the spread of virulent CA-MRSA strains into hospitals, likely increasing the severity of nosocomial MRSA infections. Existing infection prevention strategies are based on risk factors associated with the transmission of traditional healthcare-associated MRSA strains. To effectively mitigate the spread of contemporary CA- MRSA strains in both healthcare and community settings, we must first understand the transmission dynamics of this epidemic clone, identify factors associated with acquisition and infection, and determine the significance of environmental surface contamination in the spread of the organism. The clustering of CA-MRSA infections in households makes this a logical setting in which to study CA- MRSA transmission dynamics. Our prior studies revealed a high prevalence of MRSA colonization in household contacts of children with MRSA disease and demonstrated that decolonization of all household members resulted in a decreased incidence of skin and soft tissue infection (SSTI) in index patients and household contacts compared to decolonization of the index patient alone. Pediatric patients with CA-MRSA infection and their household members will be recruited to participate in a one-year prospective natural history study of CA-MRSA household transmission dynamics. Commonly handled household objects and surfaces, and pet dogs and cats, will be cultured. Serial colonization status and infection incidence in participants will be ascertained over 12 months. Molecular typing will be performed on all recovered MRSA isolates to illuminate the directionality of transmission and to determine whether infecting strains resemble endogenous colonizing strains, strains recovered from household contacts, or strains recovered from environmental surfaces. Using mixed effects logistic regression modeling, the relationships among risk factors at multiple levels (including household colonization pressure, host behavioral practices, and contamination of household surfaces and pets) will be elucidated to identify factors conferring the greatest risks for CA-MRSA colonization, infection, and transmission. Subsequently, study participants will be randomized into an intervention study to compare the effectiveness of decolonization measures (application of nasal mupirocin and dilute bleach water baths) in preventing recurrent SSTI when these measures are performed by all household members compared to decolonizing only household members with a history of SSTI in the prior year (as determined during the natural history study). Colonization status and infection incidence will be followed for an additional 12 months. These studies will inform optimized interventions to reduce the burden of CA-MRSA colonization and disease.
Community-associated methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (CA-MRSA) is a significant public health problem. The proposed research will define how these bacteria are transmitted within households, identify risk factors for skin colonization and infection, and evaluate approaches to prevent CA-MRSA infection. Our results will help improve methods to reduce CA-MRSA disease.
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Very nice rooms, with great view to the river and the castle. the living room and the bar is excellent for a 3 star hotel. the guest don´t have control over the room temperature. It get´s too hot with the central heating.
The panoramic views from the hotel are absolutely stunning. A very quiet, peaceful location with plenty to see and do. Prices were quite high for food and drinks in the hotel.
The location was excellent, in the countryside near the North slopes of Sierra de Gredos. The room (double level) was luxurius.. The double level room is not appropriate for a family with a very young child (3 years), especially when it was no possible to place the 3 beds on the same floor. Use of swimming pool was extra charged !!. Breakfast was also charged 15 euros/person extra. Staff do not speak English at all so communication was difficult even for simple requests.
The hotel stands in its own grounds and is well away from the nearest town which has absolutely nothing to commend it. The reformation of this historic building is very interesting and makes for an enjoyable experience, and is a nice change from the typical new hotels that seem to be everywhere. The breakfast was acceptable, but certainly not up to the standard that one would expect at a four star hotel.
It was a very good stay. Very quite and relaxing. I booked the room with SPA included. But at the reception was told that the SPA should be booked first. Had no chance to use the SPA. I would recommend not to book room with SPA. Book that service directly at the hotel.
The location is very peaceful; the rooms very comfortable. Our lack of Spanish and their lack of English made ordering dinner, and an early breakfast, a bit of an exercise!
We selected the hotel Izan Puerta de Gredos for its location close to "Sierra de Gredos". The atmosphere and the location of the hotel were excellent, relaxing surroundings and the access to the mountains, nature and picturesque villages was easy. The room was comfortable and the breakfast had a good selection of products.
The hotel is a beautifully converted historic buiding set in the superb countryside of the Gredos mountains. There is a degree of designer flair in the room conversions and reception areas and all the staff we met were extremely helpful. The hotel is quite difficult to find and better maps are needed. It is too far to walk to the local town (El Barco de Avila), and a trip into the town for dinner was disappointing. (These comments are not of course criticisms of the hotel)
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views, setting Restaurant is too enclosed, breakfast, need to pay extra to use pool no outdoor sitting area and place is in an excellent location !
The spa.
I stayed one night booking.com and a further 6 nights in conference.I think the hotel is poor. I cannot imagine anyone staying there in the winter. It is a gracious building and in a pleasant area. Possibly good for walkers. The majority of the rooms are not 4 star quality - no views (obstructed by fire escapes) - at least one with only a skylight. Mine was ground floor with a path outside and no curtains. Cleanliness is dubious -ants among the breakfast bread, and on the floor of the dining room. Dead flies in my bedroom not removed for three days. No outdoor pool or any kind of exterior seating seating. To say that it has gardens simply isn't true. There are areas of roughly cut field. Indoor pool/spa/gym poor and expensive. Should be free. Local village is typical, but it is too far to walk comfortably and offers little entertainment. Not much in the way of local information and no newspapers of any kind.
the very nice surrounding and the quietness It is a bit expensive for the comfort
The location is very quiet, outside the actual village. Beautiful mountain views from the room, well maintained grounds with little swimming pool and some sun beds. Small hotel (about 6 rooms), very quiet mon-fri, somewhat busier in weekends. Small but clean rooms with good shower. Friendly staff (hotel is run by family; husmand, wife and little daughter). The breakfast, advertised as a "buffet" is very simple and shows no variation whatsoevr. Two trays with jelly, coffee, juice, cake and toast and milk are not a buffet....
excelent breakfast, great surroundings, nice hotel in general, nice hotel staff price to high for the double superior. Room is normal, nothing special and price is too high for a room like this
The staff was very pleasant and helpful, service excellent. The general (not immediate) location is beautiful, nice views from most of the rooms. The immediate surroudings like a construction site, very poor soundproofing of rooms, suite layout very poor.


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Last month, you will recall we wrote about the important difference between the right to register a trademark and the right to use a trademark, here and here.
Despite the fact that in most cases, a "likelihood of confusion" test governs both determinations, the right to use and the right to register are not necessarily coextensive rights – defeating the right to register, in most cases, is easier than defeating the right to use.
So, just because a brand owner is denied the right to register doesn't necessarily mean that actual infringement has occurred, injunctive relief is appropriate, or monetary relief is warranted.
Hat tip to our friends at BlackCoffee in Boston, for providing this entertaining image, and another storytelling opportunity on this topic of great importance:
The name and visual identity of this portable restroom service provider were obviously inspired by the likely famous The Home Depot brand, name and logo. The orange and black trade dress, the similar all capital lettering style, the square logo, and the three word name beginning and ending identically (with the word in the middle creating a rhyme and having an overall similar cadence and sound), leave little doubt about the source of inspiration here.
So, why has Home Depot not taken action or stopped this use? Well, it appears they did take some form of action back in 2008, but the terms of any settlement are not publicly available, and they are likely confidential, but if you have any insights, please do share.
Here's what we do know, for sure.
The Thone Depot, Inc. of Arlington, Massachusetts, filed on July 18, 2007, an application to federally-register this logo in connection with the "rental of portable toilets," claiming a first use date of January 1, 2006.
We also know for sure that the application was examined by the USPTO and approved for publication, without any citation to Home Depot or its federally-registered rights, and in fact, the Throne Depot logo published for opposition on July 29, 2008.
It is also clear that The Home Depot filed extensions of time to oppose registration of the claimed logo, and then the registration application was voluntarily abandoned by Throne Depot on January 26, 2009.
The missing information, of course, is what terms might be contained in the apparent settlement between Throne Depot and Home Depot.
What we can reasonably surmise from abandonment of the application is that Throne Depot relinquished the right to register — as they have no pending trademark or service mark applications at the USPTO for any mark.
We can also surmise that The Home Depot did not extract a promise from Throne Depot to cease any and all use, and it seems unlikely a license arrangement exists, since there was no assignment of the application to The Home Depot.
If you're in the mood to speculate, any thoughts on what other restrictions Home Depot might have extracted from Throne Depot to resolve the dispute on terms that apparently contemplate the continued use by Thone Depot?
Would you have dethroned only the right to register if you were the sitting king of this trademark enforcement effort?
Might Home Depot have been concerned about what is now called "trademark bullying"?
How strong is the likelihood of confusion claim here, and does it improve knowing that Throne Depot caters to the construction industry?
What about dilution of a famous mark, perhaps a tarnishment theory, given the nature of the services being provided by The Throne Depot?
What about these mocking Vine videos linking the two brands?
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