HSH Hotel Apartments Wilmersdorf
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Med Summer '12
... and the new guests wines organised, glasses polished and all meal prep done for their arrival the next day. Then up for 7/8am to start a new charter. We had all sorts of nationalities this year - Russians, English, American, Arabic, Mexican and mainly cruised the south of France, Amalfi Coast/Italy, Sicily and Aeolian islands, Corsica, Sardinia and Greek islands. The most memorable group were probably the Russians, having never worked with Russian guests before, it ...
Poor but sexy
... I waited in the 200m line; for five minutes. Essentially this place is an old power station transformed into a huge nightclub for people ready to party all day and all night. When we came across the line it was 2:30 in the morning and from what I can understand the line was only going to get bigger. I think I'll quote the guys who were standing behind me, "maybe we'll come back at 6 when it's a bit quieter". Anyway ...
Glamorous Germany!
Hello All!
Here we are in Germany...First stop: Berlin:
I really liked Berlin - probably more than Paris. We had quite nice weather and spent a day walking around the sights….it's amazing to think that 70% + of Berlin was destroyed during the War and yet there are many, many beautiful old buildings – I imagine a pretty penny was spent restoring damaged buildings here…
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Dinner for One and fun for a million
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The journey to Alexanderplatz was 23 minutes and everything was on time. By guesswork we exited the busy station on the right side but felt badly in need of a street map to help us find the allSeasons hotel. Actually a sign with a street name would have been useful. We eventually found the hotel by a rather circuitous route, using Google maps on Julie's 'phone and having only taken two wrong turns, including a dead-end by the police station.
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"Don't be shy, you're in Germany now"
... left in German society following the persecution of the Jews. We both felt that the material covered this in the museum was enough to make you reflect on the horrors that went on and the 'modern memorials' dotted around the museum, like the voids, just turned it into a bit of a gimmick, which was a shame. A lot of the 'exhibits' were simply items that a Jewish person has owned at one point in history, combs, books and jewellery for example. To us it felt a ...
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