Safir Palace Riggae Ardiyah
PO Box 1332 Ardiyah, 92400, Kuwait
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Kuwait City
... 5 years many real estate projects have been kicked off and changed the skyline significantly. However the atmosphere is still relaxed and the people are friendly and sophisticated.
Although Kuwait does not get many foreign tourists, we were amazed of the city’s charm and infrastructure. And with petrol prices half the price of ...
Love Affair with Everywhere--Kuwait
... Marriott http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/k wijw-jw-marriott-hotel-kuwait-city/. The staff is what you would expect at a Marriott, incredibly friendly and helpful. They offer free airport transfer, but like the visa, make sure to book in advance. The JW has some on site restaurants and is just down the street from the Corniche, so when the road is not torn up from the construction like it is right now, it ...
Leaving Kuwait!
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After Phuket, I'll probably head over to Krabi for a couple days before meeting up with Felix and heading to Saigon. Of course, I've never stuck to a travel plan for more than a few days before in my life, so we'll see how this goes.
Highlights of the Day: Hot shower, 6 full hours of sleep last night, real milk with breakfast, approval of flight to Phuket and out of Bangkok
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First impressions and apartment hunting...STRESS!
... on your life!. After the first two days I decided I would have to pay more to get something half pie decent... oh yes, they’re bloody expensive. A 1 bedroom ‘furnished’ apartment (the gas oven has no bottle or connectors and of course no curtains) is $1,500NZ a month. I decided, what the heck, and I’d move in the same building as Melanie (she arrived the same day as me and has gone at it guns blazing choosing somewhere fast) but ...
Safir Airport Hotel and delayed flight
... a hostel to relax while waiting for the flight time.
The ground personnel gave us a transit visa (only paper) and transferred us to the hotel in a few minutes. No need to pass on the immigration counter. The receptionist handled us a key in exchange of the passports. Two people per room, lucky if alone ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Safir Palace



