Surrounded by palm trees, the Best Western Sweetgrass Inn is located in Charleston, S.C., ... more
just three miles from Historic Charleston and Fort Sumter. The hotel offers complimentary continental breakfasts each morning. Business services are available a...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Surrounded by palm trees, the Best Western Sweetgrass Inn is located in Charleston, S.C., ... more
just three miles from Historic Charleston and Fort Sumter. The hotel offers complimentary continental breakfasts each morning. Business services are available a...
Information:
Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Last renovated in 2005, this hotel comprises a total of 87 guest rooms spread over 2 ... more
floors. Whether travelling for business or pleasure, guests will find a great range of amenities at this hotel, including air conditioning and a lobby.
Advantages: Clean, courteous, good food, great location, easy access Disadvantages: all the one night coach stop over people
We recently had the pleasure of staying 5 nights at Rubys during a road trip that my husband and I starting from Las Vegas. Our trip started at LV, took in tthe Grand Canyon, then onto Lake Powell, then to Bryce Canyon and finally back to Las Vegas. We chose to spend 5 nights at Rubys because of the scenery, the things to do and just to explore somewhere that little bit different.
Location - Well its absolutely stunning! Rubys inn is at the gateway of Bryce Canyon which in my opinion is breathtaking and a must for those of you visiting this area. We travelled a few hours from Lake Powell (probably 4 hours) but the time goes so fast because theres so much to look at and the driving is so easy, theres nothing on the roads!! We started to see the red rock formations which opened onto this vast plain and there nestling ...
Advantages: None Disadvantages: Split into different buildings, expensive.
?? you guessed it back in the first building we visited. Begrudgingly we made our way back across the city, dodging ?sword sellers? on the way.
RoomsThe building itself looked ?ok? I can?t really describe it any other way, it was a square building with grey walls but on entering it was actually very well set out. Stone floors and stairs, interesting antiques and very clean so I was quite looking forward seeing the rooms. Well I was disappointed. The rooms pictured on the BestWestern website looked nothing like ours. I can only imagine that they are executive rooms and not standard ones. While ?grumpy?s? room had been recently refurbished ours looked like something from the Crossroads Motel. (Old midlands soap opera).
It was shabby! The furniture had seen better days, the walls could have done with a lick of paint and you had ...
Advantages: good location with ample free parking Disadvantages: a bit spartan and threadbare
Kiel is not the most conducive place for a winter holiday so it has to be reasoned that anyone wishing to stay there then would either do so on business or in transit.
Being the main centre for U Boat construction during WW2, Keil was then a favourite destination for RAF Bomber Command and was badly damaged; the reconstruction is about as imaginative as some similar city centres in the UK such as Plymouth - in other words a quick-fix urban monstrosity.
The BestWestern Hotel in Kiel rose up out of an existing office block and despite some attempts to disguise the fact, it shows. In terms of four star status it doesn't deserve it if you compare what you get in most four star hotels in the rest of Europe.
I stayed there for four days in the middle of January 2009.
It was comfortable. No frills, no pretty soaps or shampoos - no ...
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