Sharq Village and Spa Hotel Operated by The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, B.V. Doha

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The weekend escape to Qatar

A travel blog entry by edip.okur

I am now on my third week in Mumbai and things are starting to get a bit more settled and I am finding myself being a bit more familiarised with what is happening in and around the city. The weather seems to have taken a bit of a break from the perpetual rain that we were observing, but the humidity still hasnt improved. The monsoon season is still …

The Grand Heritage Hotel and our Stay!

A travel blog entry by greekcypriot

... and Coffee machine which was highly appreciated. The suit had it all. I cannot imagine of anything else one might want!

Bathroom: Our bathroom was like 3 rooms in one, impressive with mirrors around with the rainfall style shower and the Penhaligon's Bathroom toiletries which I loved.

Staff and Management: I have travelled so much in my life, stayed in so many hotels all over the world but never ...

My Eid Holiday

A travel blog entry by shawndeleu

... and came in 4th, out of 40+ teams. I did not contribute much; I don't know where all my knowledge has gone, or else I spent too much time in my youth watching sports on TV! Still, it was lots of fun.
Yesterday, Tuesday, Norbert and I went sailing. We joined a sailing club and are learning to sail lasers, small sailboats big enough for maximum 2 people. The winds were pretty strong but I liked it as we ...

Hub Restaurant -Ramada Encore - Dinning

A travel blog entry by greekcypriot

... hummus, moutabel and fattoush with hot kebbeh served with cheese and spinach fatayer. (Qr,45) and we had the Avocado and Shrimps Cocktail for Qr.50. Both dishes were amazing, so delicious and so nicely presented that exceeded my expectations.

If you are after soups there are three kinds to choose from at the Hub. It is the Minestrone, the Cream of Chicken soup and the 18^th Century French Onion Soup. All cost Qr. 38 and we tried the latter which was superb.
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Enjoying being home

A travel blog entry by tpuckett

... playing cards, going to the orphanage with Elliot & the Tappers, hanging out at Whiskey Point with Babaya, swimming, teasing Riaz, arm wrestling with Musamuel, surfing, kite flying, walking on the beach, rat hunting with Hassan, hammock swinging, talking, throwing Frisbee, playing cricket, watching elephants, hunting crocodiles with Nowshan, reading, eating pizza at Mambo’s, drinking delish hot chocolate at Gecko, happy hour and yum dinners at Hideaway, lounging at ...

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