Elite Suites Manama
PO Box 15412, Juffair Manama, Bahrain
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Anniversary in Bahrain
Bahrain Decided to take the wife to Bahrain for our anniversary. It is only a 140 km flight that takes about 4 hours when you have to be at the airport two hours before the flight leaves and then go through customs and immigration at the other end. Went on the British Airways flight that has a stopover in Bahrain on its way to London. Interesting …
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The long haul
... and two bedrooms with private bathrooms. I'm sharing the suite with a really nice man named Loren, who's from Eugene and also uses a wheelchair. We've been chatting a bit about what we might talk about during the upcoming workshops, but neither of us is that sure what to expect.
Tomorrow we have an orientation with all of the team leaders and I think some of the Bahraini presenters as well, although I'm not sure - but hopefully we'll know ...
Bahrain Day #2
... recent trip to Sydney, Australia, where I felt gouged every time I bought anything).
Arrived back in my hotel room at 9:37 to finish this blog entry. Now it’s time to get this posted, upload 20 photos from my trip last weekend to Rio de Janeiro, and then plot my day tomorrow driving around the country. No sleeping in tomorrow – it’s my last day in Bahrain and I’ve ordered a hotel van to take me to the airport at 8:30 a.m. to pick up my rental car. ...
Business And Pleasure...at Elite Suites Hotel..!
... gym and sauna to take care of your fitness as well as a well-equipped indoor play area for families to keep the children busy and entertained.
All this and its closeness from the city's main business and financial districts as well as a number of excellent shopping malls within walking distance make the Elite Suites Hotel a perfect business hotel and a preferred family destination..!!
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Loved the fort
... than we’ve seen elsewhere. Saw a couple -- both in tradition clothing -- holding hands, so the khalwat laws here must be more relaxed than elsewhere, too.
Jumped in a cab at the taxi queue -- this one also accepted US Dollars, but had no idea the exchange rate, so we gave him a good rate, plus a tip, which saved us the trouble of changing money. A shuttle bus was almost ready to go, so we climbed in, and said good-bye to Bahrain.
Back on board, we went up ...


