Hotel Angelo d'Oro Rovinj
Via Svalba 38 - 42 Rovinj, Istria, 52210 , Croatia
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Kahlan's Cool Birthday
... were closed for the winter. All the tourist have left, so everything shuts down. Kahlan's first choice was to go visit a nearby cave for her birthday. A couple of days before, Stacy contacted the cave and they informed us their website was not updated and they were closed for the winter. We tried another cave and had the same results. Feeling a little desperate, we contacted our host Zelka who specializes ...
Ears, fleas and horses
... lesson by meeting their horses. Kahlan is riding Gypsy, a 25 year old black pony with fewer teeth than a crooked Jack-o’-lantern, and Abi has Fiori, a dun colored draft pony. They learn with Mirjam how to brush and pick hooves, saddle and bridle and how to deal with an uncooperative pony. Then, onto Jutta for the lesson. Kahlan was tickled pink that she was, for the first time in her life, leading a pony by herself. I walked next to ...
A City of Light
... and today it still claims a large Italian community.
We began our introduction to the city with a walking tour :) after which I could probably offer you a dozen possibilities for overnights. We even wandered through an interesting Russian looking art deco hotel that was like a scene from a movie. But after walking the city we ended up staying only a block away from the busy harbor ...
Moving in to Rovinj
... After the soup, the rest of the food for the meal went downhill. Stacy and Abi ordered risotto for lunch and when they brought it out, the rice was not cooked so it was crunchy. After sending it back to get cooked some more, it was returned smelling very "fishy". Apparently, the chef used fish stock to cook the rice the rest of the way. Not very appealing to the vegans in the house. So we settled on ordering another bowl ...
Hotel Valamar
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This hotel was formerly known as: Villa Angelo D'Oro



