The hotel at the Orlando International Airport, the Hyatt Regency Hotel, no prices for rooms are listed. Does this mean the hotel is free as long as you are flying to the airport or something? I really need a very close by room to stay before heading out the next morning to Disney World.
No, it’s absolutely not free. Here is the website for that location, you can check rates here:
http://orlandoairport.hyatt.com/hyatt/hotels/index.jsp
Just got off the phone to a telemarketer. I was extremely rude to her and I feel pretty slack now.
It was one of those (very polite but thick Indian accent) Congratulations you’ve won two days free accommodation! Yay! The catch is you have to book a week in a luxury hotel on the Gold-coast in the middle of winter that you don’t want in the first place.
Any tips or funny stories about getting rid of them?
well,, either:
1.you can have a little fun && mess w/em,, or start talking to em,, or s/thing like that,, ITS FUN. 
–OR–
2.just tell them that your not interested && to take you off the call list.
http://www.BinKayaHotel.com Looking for a Boutique Hotel in Turkey? The BinKaya Boutique Hotel in Dalyan West Turkey, is one of the finest examples of boutique hotels located in the centre of Dalyan.
Welcome to the Hotel BinKaya in Dalyan. Come and enjoy the golden sands of Iztuzu beach and the translucent waters of Aegean and Mediterranean seas while watching the spectacular beauty of the Dalyan history.
BinKaya Hotel is suited in the centre of Dalyan beside the river. Hotel guests have direct access to municipal or private boats that can take them for a day on the beach. Other boat trips are available such as the Moonlight Lake, Koycegiz Lake and Market, Lycian Rock Tombs, the Ancient City of Caunos, The Mud Baths, Sultaniye Thermal Springs or anywhere else you want to go in the Dalyan delta.
BinKaya Hotel comprises 13 spacious rooms equipped with private bathroom, air conditioning, television LCD satellite, Wi-Fi internet connection, mini bar, balconies, hair dryer.
Around the swimming pool, there are lounge chairs with umbrellas. The Pool bar and Restaurant have room for over 30 guests. In the morning you will be serve personally at your chosen table a Turkish breakfast (no buffet, you are on holiday). During the day various snacks can be ordered and in the evening our Chef will offer you local fish dishes or other Turkish and International Delicacies.
At the lobby, hotel guests will find safe deposit boxes in the reception area, a cosy seating area with fireplace, library, free wireless internet access and several party games. At the BinKaya Hotel both Air Conditioning and Safety Deposit Boxes are included in the overall price.
During your visit the proprietors, who speaks English, French, Dutch and Turkish and their friendly and helpful staff will be at your service at all times. We will tell you of the many trips and excursions you can take to make your holiday an unforgettable one.
Book early to avoid disappointment: http://www.binkayahotel.com
We look forward to seeing you at our hotel.
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Julie & Heather get the best view in the house at Park Hyatt Sydney. Here, they can discover Sydney on their much needed holiday.
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Looking for a nice hotel to stay on a Sunday night, either close to Paddington Station or around the Hyde Park area. Ideally, a quiet and romantic luxury or boutique hotel which serves breakfast would be nice. Have you stayed somewhere in this area that you can recommend? If so, which website did you book it through?
Thanks!
The main area for hotels in the hyde park area is Park Lane.
Here are some of the popular hotels in the area:
InterContinental Park Lane Hotel: £160 ($250) per night.
The Lanesborough (one of the top hotels in London): £475 ($740) per night.
The Dorchester (also one of London’s top hotels): £301 ($470) per night.
The Berkely: £299 ($470) per night.
The Halkin: £260 ($405) per night.
These are just a few of the Hotels in the area, visit www.hotels.com for more.
Hope this helps 
A friend and I will be arriving at Berlin Tegel airport and we will need to get to our hotel: art’otel berlin mitte, by park plaza. I think the address is: Wallstrasse 70-73, Berlin D-10179, Germany. Could anyone advise what our travel options are? Also any tips to make our visit a good one? We already have an idea of things we want to see. Thanks for your help!
The hotel is located directly opposite the subway station "Märkisches Museum"
There is no U-Bahn at the Berlin-Tegel airport, the other Y!A contributor may have mixed it up with the Berlin International Airport at Tempelhof.
From Tegel you take Bus X9 to Ernst-Reuter Platz (16 minutes) and change to subway U2 in the direction of Pankow (19 minutes). Märkisches Museum is the 12th stop. The stop before is called Spittelmarkt. Cost for a single ticket (Zone AB) is 2,10 €.
http://www.fahrinfo-berlin.de/Fahrinfo/bin/query.bin/en?ld=0.1&seqnr=5&ident=ox.0124321.1217282391&
Alternately you may use a taxi. The Berlin taxi association provides an internet taxi fare calculator, which amounts the fare for this distance (12 kilometers) at 20,10 €. However, that is based on optimal trafic conditions without jams.
http://www.taxi-in-berlin.de/taxitarif/tarifrechner.php
I’ve heard about this as an inexpensive (though slow) way to get across the ocean, "booking passage" on a freighter or cargo ship. How does one do this? I know the accommodations would be pretty Spartan, and the food wouldn’t be wonderful, but it’d be cheaper than flying.
If you tap "cargo ship travel" into your search engine you will find links to quite a few web sites with all the information you need!
Can anyone suggest a nice small hotel or apartment in Paris that I could get between 31st July-3rd August 2010? My budget is about £500.00 for the 3 nights.
We have a collection of Boutique Rooms on http://www.checkyourroom.com/
Maybe you can take a look at it, and feel free to contact us if you need more.
We also have a "find a room" service that can be useful if you want a tailor-made selection of rooms that suit your needs and preferences.
The taxi ride is going to be pretty expensive so is there a cheaper way to get to a hotel in San Francisco from SFO airport
(I am trying to get to an area near San Francisco City Hall)
Thanks!
BART $6.50 one way
If you take Samtrans bus, it is $3.50
i’m a American . and i’m looking for a accommodation in new delhi .
and i also want a luxury stay in new dlehi so any one suggest me the name of palace ???
or this is best hotel for stay in new dlehi ???
here is link :- http://www.hotelnanak.com
There are many 5 stars hotels in New Delhi.
I would suggest the followings…
1) Hotel Sheraton
http://www.starwoodhotels.com/sheraton/property/overview/index.html?propertyID=1996
2) The Imperial
http://www.theimperialindia.com/home.htm
3) Hotel Shangri La
http://www.shangri-la.com/en/property/newdelhi/shangrila
If u need a guide at a reasonable rate, mail me at soraisam@gmail.com