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Nice to stay at justa. Good staff .food also good. Mr. Gajendra singh and Abdul Aziz also served well and full supportive. Rooms were very well designed and fully wooden work as well as some rooms has balcony to get fresh air and sunshine early...More
Overall experience in justa was excellent. Location and services were as per expectation. special thanks Abdul Aziz Mr Abdul Aziz was prompt on his service. The in room dining was done very very quickly. Overall pleasant and amazing stay. food 5 Service Quality 5 Value...More
Stayed here during an office trip. This place is good if you are traveling for work in DLF City area as it's quite close by. Breakfast starts early and is good. It looks like a big house turned into a hotel.
I had a comfortable stay in justa. The staff is very friendly. The hospitality is great. I loved the services during my stay. I stayed for a couple of weeks and in the end it started feeling like home.
Small calm Hotel, they serve great breakfast with variety of Indian food and fruits. Room is clean and not noisy. There is a small garden and balcony. There are minor issues with internet or with warm water sometimes, but the friendly staff makes up for...More
Yes there are. I and my colleagues had 5 rooms with balcony booked for us. Smoking in the balcony was not restricted.
“I have stayed at this location three times for a total of eight months. The staff is great! They are very professional and helpful. They have always treated me like family during my stays!! It makes it hard to...”
We LOVED our stay at Ho'oilo House. The pictures do not do this place justice, it really takes your breath away. We stayed in the Akala Manu room; the mountain and water views were perfect for us. And the bed was huge and so comfortable! I didn't get an opportunity to meet Amy, but we saw Dan every morning and... More
This place has the best sushi. The Lion King. The Love. The jalapeño tuna poppers. Everything is so good. Sometimes busy, but not much usually. Great service. Fast. If you love Sushi, eat here.
This is still the place for sushi in the creek. Love the Ryan and Nama rolls. Definitely not authentic rolls you find in Japan but pure California cuisine which is fine by me. Green tea is served hot and delicious. If you are in the...More
Friendly service and OK tempura and sushi. The tempura was a bit too pasty and greasy though copious. The miso soup a bit thinned down and the California roll average. The chicken teriyaki was good.
Came to Nama as it was a 10 min walk from my hotel. The service was quick and the food was average but tasty. I had the nigiri tako and saba, with a Craig roll. The roll was tasty but lose and not well constructed....More
We were really disappointed after our second visit to Nama. Our first visit was also poor quality rolls but we hoped to redeem our first impression with a second visit. The roll had several major flaws : not enough rice to hold the roll together...More
There's nothing special, fancy nor exotic about this restaurant. The atmosphere is very basic, the service is ok and the sushi is fine. The wine list is very limited. I can't really say anything bad about this place, but can't really say anything good, either....More
We come here alot and we love it. Service is great, food is fantastic and we always have a great experience. We've been coming for 6 years now. You can never go wrong with this place if you're into Sushi.
Always great Sushi and great service. Their hamachi Kama is fresh and cooked just right. You can never go wrong here.
We have been here a number of times. The prices are reasonable and the food is awesome. The atmosphere and décor are nothing fancy, but the food and pricing definitely make up for this. Our favorite rolls are the Love Roll (baked scallops), and the...More
The food is great, the servings are ample and the service is amazing, even when crowded. The waitress had to run, which made me believe that they are understaffed. We usually go to the (quieter) Nama Sushi in Pleasant Hill but they were hosting a...More
Looking for something to do this Saturday night! 8 of us are coming up for a bachelorette party. We are looking for fun bars/live music/good restaurants. Also any ideas for during the day if it's rains? Thank you!
Hyannis is probably your best bet as it is closest. For bars with dancing, try Embargo (Excellent tapas), Torino (Very popular) and Trader Ed's (Outdoors so might not work on Saturday). British Beer Company and Duck Inn Pub will have live music, but the Duck Inn is a total dive. The Fresh Ketch will have karaoke, I always see bachelorette parties in there. There are also some good spots with live music farther out from S.Yarmouth like the Improper Bostonian in Dennisport, the Woodshed in Brewster and the Beachcomber in Wellfleet.
In addition, Sundancers in Dennis has live music. That's going to be your closest option. Hyannis has the most bars on Main Street where you can park once and then walk around. I like the BBC but it's really hard to get a drink in there as it's always packed.
My husband and I booked for a single night (our 48th wedding anniversary!) We chose the Hafod Hotel in part because my family all come from the Devil's Bridge area. It looked wonderful, so I booked through the website and was delighted to secure a "superior double room". I registered the fact that we are both vegetarians and that 1 of us also needed the food to be gluten-free. We arrived mid-afternoon to find the office closed but a notice informing us that we should register in the bar. The young woman serving there was very busy and we waited patiently until the bar customers had all been served. She found us on a list and handed us a room swipecard, but didn't say what number room we were in. Fortunately, I had noticed a 24 next to our names so we headed to room 24, which was enormous and impressive, with a view over the gorge. As we had been walking before we arrived, my husband headed into the ensuite for a shower, while I settled onto the sofa to look at "Hinterland", the book. The seating end of the room was rather dark so I had to move the standard lamp from next to the bed, where it had been replacing a broken bedside lamp. When I went to shower I looked around for a complimentary shower cap to keep my hair dry as the shower head was...My husband and I booked for a single night (our 48th wedding anniversary!) We chose the Hafod Hotel in part because my family all come from the Devil's Bridge area. It looked wonderful, so I booked through the website and was delighted to secure a "superior double room". I registered the fact that we are both vegetarians and that 1 of us also needed the food to be gluten-free. We arrived mid-afternoon to find the office closed but a notice informing us that we should register in the bar. The young woman serving there was very busy and we waited patiently until the bar customers had all been served. She found us on a list and handed us a room swipecard, but didn't say what number room we were in. Fortunately, I had noticed a 24 next to our names so we headed to room 24, which was enormous and impressive, with a view over the gorge. As we had been walking before we arrived, my husband headed into the ensuite for a shower, while I settled onto the sofa to look at "Hinterland", the book. The seating end of the room was rather dark so I had to move the standard lamp from next to the bed, where it had been replacing a broken bedside lamp. When I went to shower I looked around for a complimentary shower cap to keep my hair dry as the shower head was fixed to the ceiling some 10 feet above the floor. I searched in vain, gave up and washed instead. When we went down t the bar to eat, I asked if there was a spare shower cap and explained the difficulty. I was surprised by the defensiveness my request was met with. I was told that it was a "monsoon" shower and did I realise that our booking had been upgraded to a "suite"? Well, I didn't, but all I was asking for was a shower cap, which wasn't available . We also asked if the heated towel rail could be turned on.
Looking at the menu, we realised that the online menu was THE menu, not a sample menu and that actually none of the vegetarian options was also gluten-free. We asked the waitress's advice and were told that any of the options could be served gluten-free and she suggested swapping spaghetti for cous-cous! Eventually the chef produced an amazing aubergine steak on a bed of vegetables. After supper I asked, in the absence of a shower cap, if I might have a plastic bin-liner and some string to put over my hair while I showered. These I was given, but no apology. Returning to our room, we found that the heated towel rail still wasn't working and there were no instructions to help us. The back of the room door was absolutely empty, so there were also no instructions on what to do in case of a fire. This was upsetting as only a few weeks previously the Grenfall Tower fire had heightened awareness of the dangers of fire. Apparently, the room had only been finished and decorated a few days before our stay and, to my mind shouldn't have been made available until everything was fully functioning. I subsequently sent an email to the hotel and asked that it be passed on to the owners for comment , but I haven't had a reply to date. Needless to say, we won't be rushing back to the Hafod anytime soon!More
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Myself and my partner stayed here a couple of weeks ago, the room we stayed in was very dated and run down but clean...the uneven floor caused some amusement when everything we put on the bedside table slid off onto the floor ( maybe not quite as funny when it was my boyfriends full glass of wine that he had just brought lol)... but the hotel is in the process of being renovated and the pictures of the 4 rooms that are finished looks great.
We drank in the bar and i had a luvly Pimms, although we didn't eat I wished i was hungry as the food looked and smelt gorgeous and the staff were friendly and helpful.
Hafod hotel - beautiful new room. "That place was amazing" was a quote from one of our group. Food was great. Service was awesome. We got there at ~1500 and they were out of scones. The chef whipped up a new batch and we had warm scones with our tea. The trout at dinner was fantastic. The rooms were new and very nicely decorated and furnished. Beds very comfy. Parking was out behind the hotel and a small walk to and from. There may have been a back way on a path, but it was overgrown. The staff was great, but our waitress for both dinner and breakfast was WAY too overworked. They just didn't have enough help when where were there. Would highly recommend this hotel and restaurant though.
We visited the Hafod for our anniversary meal and the team ensured we had a fantastic evening. The staff were great, attentive and super friendly and the food, well that was incredible! I highly recommend the lamb shank but everything we tried was well presented and top quality. It was a pleasant surprise to find generous portion sizes, which combined with this level of food standard is rare.
In summary, I highly recommend the Hafod and if you get the chance stay in one of the newly refurbed rooms go for it!. The management have great taste, these are a very high standard too.
A lovely location, totally spoilt by the very poor service and extremely arrogant and rude service provided here
Waited well over an hour for our table and then over half an hour more for our starters, and they didn’t all come at the same point in time. The last starter came at the same time as the mains!!! The mains appeared at different times!
We didn't get off to the best of starts with this stay. We arrived earlier than the specified booking in time but were shown the room. I noticed that it didn't have a wardrobe but were advised that a workman was about to put some sort of rail up. We agreed to come back in a couple of hours which we did but the rail still hadn't been put up. We asked to change rooms which we did but the 3 sockets where the kettle didn't work. We were advised to boil the kettle where the bedside lamp was. At least there was a wardrobe in that room. There were other issues such as where the hotel car park was which made it totally unusable for us. It was a shame as the room was very nice and had been recently refurbished (but obviously not finished). It was disappointing as we paid £125 per night for 3 nights. We never really got any sort of apology so would not stay there again.
We always go here when we return to Lima as its just around the corner from my Wife's Parents house and every time we eat here the food is excellent. The service and the price is also very good. Its a typical Peruvian fish restaurant which I would definitely recommend. We will keep on returning here as we've just had another excellent meal there today. Its always packed which just shows how good it must be!
Hotels is one of the finest in the area. Restaurants are expensive and gentlemen had to wear jackets in the main dining room. Now my negative points - they own a lot of acreage and I live in the area and they opened a rifle range and I I hear all day long echoes of guns going off. I am not against guns but like my piece and quiet that the Poconos offers.
We were attempting to use the Adventure Center - Rock Climbing for our 5 year old. We made reservations with the Center, confirmed twice that 5 year olds are able to Rock Climb. The website advertises it is accessible for everyone. When we got to the center to check in the desk representative said you have to be 10y and older. And snickered that 5 year olds to 95 year olds can do this. Needless to say, we left with a crying 5 year old and overall disappointment. When we tried to talk to the manager (Deanna), she left an interrupted voicemail back (that 5 year olds can rock climb), then, never returned the two other voice mails I left her. If visiting the lodge, stick with the walk around the lake or playing in park outback, rather than hopes of being able to take advantage of the Adventure Center.
We went on the full adventure course and our guide, Josh, was friendly and funny! It was a challenging experience but so much fun.
My girlfriend had never gone ziplining before. We choose Skytop. The courses are usually packaged with a full adventure tour, but we were only interested in the zipline. If you only choose this, they run only at 10:00 am.
Our guide was Joanna, an athletic girl from Poland, who was very thorough in explaining how to zipline and the proper safety measures to take.
There are 7 lines, the last one 100' long. The height is only about 20-35 feet above the ground - perfect for beginners who are apprehensive about heights.
When you call for reservations, make sure you get the exact location. Don't go to the lodge! Wear hiking boots or closed toes. It was a nice, cool day so no bugs - but bring bug spray. Ladies with long hair - bring a hair tie.
The guides during the summer are foreigners but that's okay! They speak English very well! Arrive at least 30 minutes ahead of your appointment to fill out waivers, pay, etc.
It can't hurt to ask what the size of the group is. You'll have more fun with a smaller group like we did!
This was our 5th and last visit to this zipline course using a Groupon. We went on a Monday afternoon when it was raining and were the only 2 people on the tour. Our guide did what she needed to, but was not happy to be out in the rain. During the 4th section of the course I slipped and bruised my lower leg but finished the coarse up to the 6th or diamond section. I than limped to the Adventure center while my daughter did the 6th section. The guide started to follow my daughter on the Diamond section but after I left she went to the ground level and just watched her. By now I had a goose egg bruise on my leg and a 3/4" cut. I asked for a band-aid and ICE from the staff. While trying to be helpful they were only able to find a Band-Aid for like a childs finger and NO ice. Now I was not expecting a EMT but really find it hard to think I was the 1st person to need some 1st aid.
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