Monday, February 28, 2022 Recent decisions by the European Union (EU) have focused on the use of common cookies used on e-commerce and other websites used by consumers and employees and on transfers of personal data collected through cookies to the United States. EU Data Protection Authorities (DPAs) have found that the use of widely […]
Month: February 2022
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EPA Announces New Science Advisory Board Process to Strengthen Science to Support EPA Decisions
February 28, 2022 WASHINGTON (February 28, 2022) – Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the implementation of a new process by which the Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) will evaluate scientific data that informs decisions about proposed rules by the Agency. The new process will restore opportunities for peer review and strengthen the independence […]
Saga: New York Restaurant Review
Saga matured duck with beet tagine, m’semen bread and chicory salad. Photo: Adam Friedlander Why do I feel like ten years ago people stopped eating like that? my guest whispered shortly after the relentless parade of waiters, hosts, and beverage experts who populate the suite of cocktail nooks and dining spaces at the new tasting […]
Allta Winter House is on a whole new level
wow. Before reading any further, I suggest you log onto the Allta Winter House website and try to get a reservation or waitlist. Extraordinary and joyful things are happening on the 5th floor of a central Dublin car park and you have to experience it. Chefs Niall Davis and Hugh Higgins opened Allta on Setanta […]
Fletchers at Grantley Hall, Ripon: ‘Confusing and suffocating expensive’ – restaurant review | Food
Fletchers at Grantley Hall, Ripon, North Yorkshire, HG4 3ET (01765 620 070, grantleyhall.co.uk). Starters £12.50 to £19.50, mains £24 to £50, desserts £11.50 to £14, wines from £34 I arrived at Grantley Hall on time for my reservation, and I was always late for my table. It was because of the long drive from the […]
Hotel Review: La Valise, Tulum, Mexico
From the moment you pull away from the busy beach road of Tulum into the verdant paradise that is La Valise, calm reigns. It’s a quiet retreat away from the world, it’s beautiful – hit it – it’s stunning, with traditional palapa-style roofs rising out of an oasis of greenery, and locally handcrafted furniture and […]
Website Review: Make Shaped Collages! – Newspaper
Who doesn’t like to make photo collage, whether on a sheet of paper, a large canvas, a mobile phone, tablets or a computer. Almost all of us like to make them. The traditional way to make a collage is to take or cut out images and paste them onto a clean canvas with a plain […]
Review of the week: Invasion of Ukraine by Russia | Chicago News
The Illinois congressional delegation overwhelmingly denounced Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, with the exception of pro-Trump Republican U.S. Representative Mary Miller. Chicago is home to the second-largest Ukrainian population in America, and concerned relatives and friends protested the unprovoked strike. Lifting of COVID-19 mandates The CDC will follow the state, Chicago, and Cook County in ending […]
Hotel Review: Carton House is now a five star resort, so what’s it like to stay?
Less than 30km from Dublin is a 1,100 acre park that once belonged to the Duke of Leinster. Queen Victoria is said to have stayed twice. It has not one, but two golf courses. The formal dining rooms are some of the finest in the country, and guests range from Princess Grace of Monaco to […]
Cybersecurity litigation over alleged disclosure of information dismissed
Friday, February 25, 2022 This month, a federal court dismissed a pending data event litigation in federal court regarding claims raised under the federal Driver Privacy Act (“DPPA”), 18 USC Section 2724, and California and common law. The decision reiterates that plaintiffs in data event litigation who allege they simply face a future risk of […]
Minibar by José Andrés Restaurant Review: Still dazzling, now with a Japanese bent
A gin-infused matcha welcome signals the most notable change at José Andrés’ Minibar, the acclaimed, avant-garde performance space that returned to service after 19 months in October. The refreshing, shiny green cocktail, labeled with gold leaf, kicks off a decidedly Japanese evening in the spirit. Also on a visitor’s horizon here at Penn Quarter are […]
The comforts of home on the shore of Stonehaven
Our daughter brought her boyfriend to Aberdeen for the first time and we were keen to impress. The forecast looked good, so we headed to one of our favorite towns in the northeast, Stonehaven. We love the idyllic harbor walk to Dunottar Castle. When the striking fortress appears perched atop the 160ft rock and surrounded […]
Prévost @ Haycock, Wansford: “an incredible project” — restaurant review
If you had some type of job at the turn of the century, you probably know The Haycock in Wansford. It must have once been an important post office. A large, sprawling confection of honeyed stone, squatting on the side of the A1, “conveniently situated”, as the memo always pointed out, between your London offices […]
Hotel Review: The Westin London City, London, United Kingdom
Over the past couple of years, worker mental health has been a major talking point for companies. With employees being asked to work from home for months and only interacting with colleagues virtually, there has been a focus on how companies can ensure the well-being of their staff. Wellness is “more than a buzzword,” Naz […]
A wellness sanctuary at Banyan Tree Krabi
Drinking espresso before departure and trying to wipe away all traces of the fried chicken we devoured the night before, we didn’t really feel like prime candidates for a wellness retreat last weekend. Checking into the Banyan Tree Krabi wellness sanctuary, read on to find out why it wasn’t a problem and why we found […]
Hotel Review: The Reykjavík Edition, Iceland
The latest addition to the luxury hotel scene in the Icelandic capital, The Reykjavik Edition arrived with fanfare and acclaim since opening in late 2021. The designer hotel boasts some serious design pedigree thanks to legendary American designer Ian Schrager, who is best known for creating Studio 54 in the 1970s. courtesy of Nikolas Koenig […]
Air Conscious Living Hotel Reviews
After what seemed like an endless commute and maddening afternoon traffic, reaching the hidden boutique – AIR Conscious Living – was a well deserved respite. Set in the middle of the Gurugram enigma, but completely alienated from the grind, AIR Conscious Living is the neighborhood’s newest boutique hotel. With a contemporary and chic design (interior […]
Hotel Reviews: Anantara Peace Haven Tangalle Resort, Sri Lanka
The coastal road that winds around the coconut groves and beaches of southern Sri Lanka is an excellent introduction to the gentle lifestyle of the island. An eclectic mix of tuk-tuks, bicycles, thundering buses and smiling pedestrians happily share the cramped tarmac with a refreshing lack of aggression. The intertwining streams of traffic and livestock […]
Hotel Review: Amanwella, Sri Lanka
Before the sun sets over southern Sri Lanka, its golden light falls on a picture-perfect sandy beach, fringed by a grove of coconut trees and an artful collection of just 30 luxury villas. As it sinks towards a ridge of trees, the last place you’ll spot it is the airy Amanwella cocktail bar, high on […]
Hotel Review: Chena Huts, Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka’s Wild Coast got its name for a reason. Further south the beaches can be soft and the waters inviting, but here on the east coast the waves are white and treacherous. Only a handful of lodges occupy this stunning stretch of sand and rock, nestled between the uninhabited forest of Yala National Park […]
‘The Paradox Hotel’ review – Rob Hart delivers thrilling, genre-defying page-turner
If you’ve ever wanted a book that combines elements of time travel, murder and ghost stories into one, then Rob Hart’s The Paradox Hotel is the book for you. Defying the genre to the fault, The Paradox Hotel crams so many stories into its nearly 300 pages that it’s kind of a miracle that everything […]
US Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Case of Christian Website Designer in Colorado | Courts
The nation’s highest court on Tuesday agreed to review a Denver-based federal appeals court ruling that Colorado’s anti-discrimination law could compel a Christian graphic designer to create wedding websites for same-sex couples. sex despite his religious beliefs. Conservative groups lined up behind Lorie Smith in the U.S. Supreme Court, asking justices to consider whether Colorado’s […]
Judges to review long-running dispute over gambling on Texas tribal lands
CASE OVERVIEW By Ronald Mann February 21, 2022 at 1:35 p.m. Tuesday’s argument in Ysleta del Sur Pueblo v. Texas features another side of the decades-long conflict between state gaming regulators and Native American tribes. State regulators want to bring reservation gambling under their regulatory umbrella; tribes seek to enjoy gambling facilities that are free […]
EFL review: The action of the weekend – News
Take a look at some of the Sky Bet Championship, Sky Bet League One and Sky Bet League Two titles… Huddersfield Town extended their unbeaten streak to 13 games with an impressive win over Fulham. The Terriers took a 2-0 lead in the first half, thanks to Danny Ward and Duane Holmes, before Bobby […]
Restaurant Review: Sushi|Bar Montecito | Edhat
By Rebecca Horrigan Michelin stars Sushi by Scratch Restaurants: Sushi|Bar Montecito offers a dining experience like I have never had before. Upon arrival, all notions of mastering the meal must be deliciously liberated; you can rest, sip and “rest assured” that you are in good hands. Stopping on the easy and windy Coast Village Road […]
How Online Reviews Can Increase Website Traffic | Across Indiana
Many marketers and brands still struggle to make the connection between customer reviews and website traffic. Below is the big question – “Do reviews impact site traffic?” is answered. Additionally, we explain how reviews affect website traffic. Yes, reviews have a direct impact on website traffic According to the Google My Business support page, customer-generated […]
De Vere Beaumont Estate – Business Traveler
The estate is well signposted if you arrive by car and has a driveway lined with greenery, with a gate that opens when you reach it. The estate is made up of several buildings and looks quite campus-like – see the illustrated map provided by the estate above. There are four car parks scattered around […]
Restaurant Review: Six Tables
Special occasion restaurants seem to be labeled that way mainly for their prices. This is where you go when you want to party. But Six Tables really makes you feel special the moment you walk through the door. Exclusivity plays a role (it only seats about 20 people), as does its high-end prix fixe menu […]
Thompson Austin — Hotel Reviews
Why book? This new skyscraper is set to revitalize a sleepy corner of downtown Austin with two ground-floor restaurants from James Beard Award-winning chef Mashama Bailey, a bar and a rooftop pool design and music, and two hotels in one. concept that appeals to both professionals and urban adventurers. Set the scene In a clever […]
George Carvery and Hotel’s review: We tried the carvery which says it’s the best in all of Yorkshire – Jess Grieveson-Smith
The George Carvery and Hotel in Wormald Green, Harrogate has always made a bold statement. They say they are the best carvery in Yorkshire and as Yorkshire has so many crazy carveries it left us wondering – can they really be the best? Customers rave about the food with its TripAdvisor rating of four and […]
Pine Cay Hotel Reviews, Turks and Caicos Islands
The Island The two sides of the island are quite different and equally deserted – you will hardly encounter another soul. The “back” has a small marina from which the boat departs for snorkeling on a nearby reef; The Aquarium, a heavenly lagoon-like bay for kayaking (watch out for green turtles) and swimming in bottle-green […]
Restaurant Review: Vann brings stylish coastal touches to the Twin Cities suburb
A weekend getaway to Lake Minnetonka for the coolest catch of the day probably won’t appeal to you at this time of year, when temperatures are below zero, dusk sets in as early as 5 p.m. and that ice fishing looks like a sterile fantasy. In Vann, the likelihood of making this trip is greatest […]
Restaurant Review: Mediterranean Agape – Columbus Underground
Agapé Méditerranée opened its first location on Polaris Parkway in early 2021, then followed it with another in November, a Gahanna facility. It’s an ambitious start, certainly, but the team that owns Agapé is far from being a novice when it comes to gastronomy. The Internet details a history of involvement in local restaurant operations […]
Palm Court Hotel Aberdeen
I recently started watching Ricky Gervais’ After Life TV show on Netflix and it really got me thinking about life. We all have these visions of what our lives will look like as we age, but it can throw many curve balls at us along the way that change the course of our path. I […]
Hotel Reviews: Andaz Singapore | UK week
Thanks to a five-person limit on all social interactions, mandatory mask-wearing (even outdoors), and a requirement to “check in” via an app wherever you go, it’s hard for places in Singapore to create an atmosphere. But after accelerating 25 floors in seconds, I felt a buzz in the air as soon as the Andaz Singapore […]
Restaurant review: Les Cents Marches in Versailles
Since its opening last June, the magnificent 14-room hotel Les Airelles Château de Versailles Le Grand Contrôle has been hailed as one of the most exclusive and refined new hotels in France. Not surprising, given that it was created from several fine 17th-century brick and stone buildings that once served as the offices of successive […]
The Mayson Hotel, Dublin, is beautifully designed and full of character
The Mayson spans a converted town house (from 1860), a warehouse (1870) and a glass and corten steel extension. THE PLACE Opened just before the pandemic, The Mayson is one of Dublin’s trendiest new hotels, part of the growing stable of Irish hospitality giant Press Up. Containing 94 rooms and suites and various food, drink […]
Restaurant review: Les Cents Marches in Versailles
The sumptuous surroundings of Versailles, where you can dine on a menu designed by Alain Ducasse © Renee Kemps Since its opening last June, the magnificent 14-room hotel Les Airelles Château de Versailles Le Grand Contrôle has been hailed as one of the most exclusive and refined new hotels in France. Not surprising, given that […]
Restaurant restaurant review: The Quarter Acre Hotel serves perhaps one of the best chicken cuts in Perth
Few things remind you that you are more than 30 years older than your culinary preferences. You will always opt for the first sessions, you will find the nearest place to park before leaving and if there is a queue, you do not waste time looking for the restaurants closest to the region. Camera iconQuarter […]
The Londoner Hotel Review – The Luxury Editor
The Londoner’s highly anticipated launch took place in September 2021, marking the start of a new era for Leicester Square in London. But it was also the introduction of a whole new genre of hotel accommodation, the super boutique and The Londoner has been delighting the city’s locals and international guests ever since, with 16 […]
Restaurant Review: Saratoga’s Nashville
It’s not often you’ll find me fending off Fireball and Southern Comfort shots or screaming to loud country music at 5 p.m., but in Nashville from Saratoga, they’re on a fast track to Countryville, and you’re all in or out of luck. A shot could give you the Dutch courage to sing Shania Twain tunes […]
The Zachary Hotel in Chicago
Baseball doesn’t interest me much. In fact, I don’t think I can name a single MLB player right now. But I to like go to baseball games. While basketball probably has a better claim to being “America’s pastime” in 2022, baseball games are even more fun (and better able to rival the home TV experience. […]
Hotel Palais Amani review: This luxury riad is one of the finest stays in Fez
In a word: An upscale riad offering Moroccan opulence in the fortified medina of Fez. Price point: ££ The neighborhood Tucked down an alley on the edge of Fez’s famed El Bali — the largest walled medina in the world and a Unesco World Heritage site — Palais Amani occupies a convenient location on the […]
Hotel Reviews: Palacio Solecio, Malaga, Spain
An 18th-century palace had lain derelict on Malaga’s Calle Granada for 80 years until major restoration work made it magnificent again – just months before the world went into lockdown and the international travel is interrupted. The Palacio Solecio briefly opened its doors in late 2019, and after two years of intermittent restrictions and subsequent […]
The Salt Line in Arlington, Virginia
Rockfish tartare at The Salt Line in Ballston. (Photo by Deb Lindsey.) The salt lineThe double Bloody Mary from “Perfect Storm” is literally a thirst trap. Instagrammable to the max, the $30 monster cocktail arrives in a tiki glass topped with a lobster claw, cocktail shrimp, dressed oyster, fried cod (salted cod fritter) and other […]
Restaurant Review: Moo Argentinian Steakhouse Soho
Argentinians have a passion for steak and a visit to the new Moo Steakhouse in Soho, the younger sister of gastropub Pimlico, demonstrates why they are the masters of the charcoal grill… Photo: Moo Cantina Quincho is the word for a special space in Argentine homes where the charcoal grill welcomes friends and family to […]
Restaurant Review: Gallo’s on High
For the most part, the High Street mall scene around Henderson Road is home to mostly casual joints: ice cream, barbecue, hot chicken. Gallo’s on High is an outlier in this sense. It’s a bit more upscale. It’s a bit like… if Post Modern Jukebox was a restaurant. It’s modern, yet sophisticated in an eye-catching […]
Hotel Review: Ballynahinch Castle offers lakeside luxury and Connemara chic
When is a castle not a castle? When it’s an 18th-century fishing lodge that can count among its former owners an animal-loving MP for Galway and a fishing-mad Indian prince. The original castle, a round tower on Ballynahinch Lake, was once home to the Pirate Queen herself, Gráinne Mhaol. The current Ballynahinch Castle, built in […]
Restaurant review: [‘plas] food drink
[‘plas] Food and Drink debuted in spring 2021 in a stately brick building on Fifth, not far from the High Street. Jamie George of Z Cucina fame commands the kitchen as executive chef, and his niche is fine dining. Officially, the tagline is “Modern Rustic Kitchen” and “rustic” is a term that can conjure up […]
Hotel Review: Airelles Courchevel, Les Airelles, France
Most agree that Courchevel in the French Alps is the ski capital of the world and 1850, in the Jardin Alpin where Les Airelles Courchevel is located, Les Airelles, is its most glamorous district. The setting is worthy of a fairy tale with its backdrop of tall snow-draped pine trees against a backdrop of gargantuan […]
Restaurant Review: The Crossing – News
A celebration of the diversity and versatility of Indian cuisine Published: Thu 10 Feb 2022, 23:08 When you think of Indian cuisine, the mind immediately conjures up images of elaborate feasting. But once you break away from that stereotype, you discover just how versatile the kitchen can be. The new Indian restaurant The Crossing is […]
Restaurant Review: Hamptons, City Beach is tasty and harmless but expect to smell it in your back pocket
Much like potential romantic partners on a first date, restaurants pull out all the stops trying to woo their love. Whether it’s a bawdy Sydney celebrity chef, a jazzy renovation, an amazing venue or an Instagrammable dish, there’s more often than not something that catches your eye. For me, somewhere by the water’s edge is […]
Restaurant Review: The Ponsonby Hotel is just the way you like it
HOTEL PONSONBYFood: Relaxed bistroAddress: 1 St. Marys Bay Street, St. Marys BayReservations: not acceptedDrinks : Fully LicensedFrom the menu: Cucumber and stracciatella $15; trevally sashimi $21; octopus and smoked paprika butter $24; tomato and peach salad $16; lamb skewer $26; Eton mess $13. Before I spend 800 words telling you why you should eat here, […]
Restaurant Review: The Watervale Hotel
Typically, a chef’s day starts mid-morning: there are deliveries to accept, menus to write and mise en place to prepare. But for Nicola Palmer, the life of a chef is a little different. She starts each day at dawn, checking out the morning bounty in the fruit and vegetable orchards of Penobscot Farm, an organic […]
Hotel Review: Coworth Park, Ascot
About a 45-minute drive from London (or 20 minutes if you plan to land at the hotel heliport), Coworth Park sits in 240 exquisite acres of rolling fields and wildflower meadows against a backdrop of trees. Gorgeous and wood-pocketed – towering fir trees and dense thickets of striking silver birch trees adjoin the chic country […]
Via Carota serves pasta with love
The love affair between award-winning chefs and restaurateurs Jody Williams and Rita Sodi for food led to a New York love affair in the West Village that burned for 14 years and spawned a restaurant empire in full growth. The couple’s first culinary adventure, Via Carotais one of Manhattan’s most romantic restaurants inside and out […]
Restaurant Review: Rice’s Hotel at Poyntzpass lives up to its reputation
Rice hotel bar and restaurant 2-14 Church Street, Poyntzpass Tel. : 02838318893 Don’t tell my wife, but I’ve long since given up on losing weight – in fact, since early 2019 I’ve focused my efforts on growing instead. Of course, it doesn’t make it any easier when you find an awesome restaurant serving up portions […]
Hotel Reviews: Villa Sant’Andrea, Sicily
Step into the luxury of yesteryear at Villa Sant’Andrea Sicily. Perched on the edge of the sea, with a magnificent view of a shimmering azure bay, is a divinely nostalgic hotel with impeccable manners. As you enter the hotel grounds, the narrow road reveals lush gardens and a warm welcome from unfailingly polite staff. Villa […]
Hotel Reviews: Vila Foz Hotel & Spa, Porto
Take a 15-minute drive from Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport, Porto’s main travel hub, and you’ll reach the remarkable Vila Foz Hotel & Spa; it takes its name from the place in which it is located, one of the most chic areas of Porto. We arrived under cover of darkness but as the morning light crept […]
Fryer’s Roadside restaurant review: Silver Spring restaurant specializes in fried chicken and soft serve ice cream
French fries are about as common as American food. You can find them on virtually every menu from coast to coast, whether it’s the electronic one shining above your head at Mickey D’s or the leather one at your favorite steakhouse. And yet, for all the occasions to knock over a plate of fries, I […]
Hotel Reviews: Hyatt Place Yerevan (Armenia)
For our recent visit to Armenia, we stayed at the Hyatt Place Yerevan. It was a surprise in many ways. If you are considering booking travel or signing up for a new credit card, please click here. Both support LiveAndLetsFly.com. If you haven’t followed us on Facebook or Instagram, add us today. Site Just inside […]
Spice it up with a whole new menu at Ibis Vikhroli
Spice up, the ibis multi-cuisine restaurant par excellence has been offering the same table d’hôte for some time. So when the chain unveiled a brand new range at Ibis Vikhroli, Mumbai (soon to be incorporated into other Ibis in the pan Indian country), we decided to not only check it out, but also bring you […]
Food House, London: ‘Thoroughly, in a very good way’ – restaurant review | Food
Food House, 46 Gerrard Street, London W1D 5QH (020 7287 2818). Entrance £5.80 to £9.80; large dishes from £9.80 to £24.80; cooking pot £18-£38.80; whole fish £36. Wines from £19.80 All parents will retain deep affection for any restaurant where their once small children were happy, and the family therefore harmonious and no one died […]
Lunch did not float at the Apex Hotel on Dundee Quay
Lunch with a friend on a beautiful Wednesday at the end of January, what could be better? I was so looking forward to seeing my friend Hue Nguyen. Not only did we have a lot to catch up on, but next week Hue will be tattooing me again and we had to discuss what she […]
Hotel Review: The Yeatman, Porto
Located on the quieter side of Porto, away from the hustle and bustle in the heart of the city, The Yeatman sits on the southern bank of the mouth of the Douro River, nestled among the old Port wine warehouses. Its vantage point means it is blessed with magnificent views of the waters, the spectacular […]
Hotel Review: The Vintage House, Douro
Get out of the hustle and bustle of Porto from the famous São Bento train station, along the sleepy Pinhão road, and you could be forgiven for thinking you’ve stepped back in time. The rather old-fashioned trains add to that feeling of calm that engulfs you on this gentle road that winds endlessly along the […]
Bitcoin Prime Review 2022 – Key Facts
Getting involved in the cryptocurrency market has never been easier, thanks to a bitcoin trading platform like Bitcoin Prime. There are hundreds of Bitcoin robots to consider, each offering a slightly different set of features and tools. The sections below present our Bitcoin Prime Review in detail, covering the many features of this robot and […]
UK Hotel Review: Pig In The Wall Hotel in the heart of medieval Southampton is full of charm
Nestled within Southampton’s medieval walls – and in the shadow of giant cruise liners on the city’s docks – Pig In The Wall Hotel offers a welcoming retreat in the heart of a bustling city less than a half-mile New Forest time. The smallest of the group’s eight hotels has just 12 rooms, a deli […]
Restaurant Review: Sedap Asian Street Kitchen – News
The restaurant, which seats over 100, is an ode to the sights and smells of flavor culture found on the streets of Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand. Published: Thu 3 Feb 2022, 23:31 Sedap Asian Street Kitchen is located in Dubai’s cultural oasis – Al Seef by Meeras – and offers breathtaking views of Dubai Creek […]
Restaurant review: Granite in Paris
Tom Meyer took the reins of Granite, considered the biggest opening in Paris this year © Paul Stefanaggi, Granite There was something decidedly poignant about arriving at 6 rue Bailleul, an address in a small rue des Halles in the heart of Paris, on an Indian summer day. This vest pocket space was created by […]
FTC fined $4.2 million for removing negative reviews
Thursday, February 3, 2022 Many of us have visited a website where every product has four or five stars and nothing but positive reviews. Although it is possible that the products are really fantastic, it is also possible that the operator of the website is hiding negative reviews. Most advertising attorneys intuitively know that hiding […]
Hotel Review: Wrea Head Hall, Scarborough
Published: 6:00 p.m. February 2, 2022 Less than five miles from Scarborough Beach is the Wrea Head Hall Hotel, a pocket of peace for the perfect stay. As you pass through the village of Scalby, you don’t really expect to come across a gothic style mansion in a stretch of beautiful grounds. Yet opposite the […]
PIMALAI HOTEL REVIEW | Getaways
Located on the island of Koh Lanta, which compared to most of its neighboring islands is rather laid back and less partyy, is the super luxury hotel Pimalai. The hotel is located in the southern part of Koh Lanta so it’s away from a lot of development, but that’s also a bonus as it means […]
Como Bangkok Hotel Review | Getaways
Bangkok is a huge, sprawling city made up of different neighborhoods and neighborhoods, with no real city center. But one of its main areas is Silom, the business district, which is home to several large hotels and skyscrapers, and is located quite centrally to other areas you might want to explore. It also benefits from […]
The Peninsula Hotel Review | Getaways
Just after Christmas 2021, we left for Thailand, pretty much the only Southeast Asian country that had started welcoming tourists again. Of course, traveling in Covid times is always 10 times more difficult, but we managed to get through the stages of applying for a “Thailand Pass”, booking our PCR tests before departure and at […]
Restaurant review: Exploring uncharted Italian territory
Breadcrumb Links Local Food Reviews Life Food Carlino’s menu reflects the owner’s family origins in the Friuli region of Italy. Author of the article: Mia Stainsby Dishes from the Carlino menu. .jpg Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission on purchases made through links on this […]
Rosemead will make you fall in love with California cuisine
When the masterminds behind one of the best bars in the world (Jigger & Pony ranks ninth in the world’s top 50 and second in Asia’s top 50), people pay attention. On the Wednesday we arrived, just three weeks after opening, Rosemead was already teeming with a bustling crowd of industry folks, society ladies and […]
Site123 Reviews | creative block
All website builders are different, and our Site123 review takes a closer look at a beginner-friendly platform designed for those with minimal skills who want to get online with minimal fuss. With Best Website Builders, creatives of all descriptions can display portfolios, market their work, and create personal websites to expand their customer base, and […]
The Westin London City – Business Traveler
The Meaningful Wellbeing brand attribute is based on “six pillars of wellbeing: sleep well, eat well, move well, feel good, work well and play well”. As soon as you enter you feel like you are leaving the city, with the entrance hall (“The Haven”) featuring a magnificent three-height ceiling, windows opening to views of the […]