Eliot Hotel

17th Mar 2008 Of Eliot and Me; New York News Provokes Memories Eliot Spitzer certainly has been in the news lately. I haven’t been able to follow all the sordid details, being pretty much confined to the internet--and not much of that-- and the ...

... suite. The Al Capone Suite was where hit-man Thomas "Fats" Walsh was fatally shot in 1929. 2. Beverly Hills Hotel, Beverly Hills, California Reclusive billionaire Howard Hughes racked up millions of dollars in hotel bills while staying on and off for ...

... like seeing Elizabeth I and Bloody Mary's tomb (its so weird that they're buried together!), Geoffrey Chaucer, Lewis Carroll, and T.S. Eliot.  Very cool!  We had a lunch break after that during which V and I returned to the Globe to see the free ...

... of the game. Ha-Ha. Who knew. Nobody told me about this. But it is a perfectly safe, hip, upscale neighborhood, the kind Eliot Spitzer is used to hanging out in I am sure. =). Sunday April 13, 2008 - After being a bum much of the day Saturday and ...

... .  We got a room there for $10 with a private "bath" - and if using the Mike Howenstine rating system - this hotel falls in category 1, otherwise known as the "no toilet seat" category.  I never thought that I would be freezing cold when we ...

... ;                     -T.S. Eliot ...

... Symphony Orchestra )   BEETHOVEN Symphony No 1 BEETHOVEN Symphony No 9 ('Choral')   Sir John Eliot Gardiner conductor Rebecca Evans soprano Wilke te Brummelstroete mezzo-soprano Michael Spyres tenor Vuyani Mlinde ...

... some of Rachel's friends and said "Are you girls 'DTF'?", which is a vulgar term used on the show. It was odd... Tomorrow will be a fabulous new day with new experiences to share!GOODBYEEE!!!  sincerely, Eliot, Steff, and Rachel     ...

... avoid one another as they pass through the giant open air lobby. I wonder if the United Nations has an easier time than the Botswana hotel employees have with this sort of thing. Leonard is a pig. He harasses Helgah, our server and I finally tell him off. ...

... , and we are livin' large in MEMPHIS TENNESSEE! We left this morning super early, and arrived to see the rock and soul museum. I, Eliot, thought it was the most interesting of the trip so far, perhaps because I play and listen to the music it focused on. ...

... ; However, the crowd is nothing but tourists in Hawaiian shirts and sandals, often with bratty kids, and that atmosphere of T. S. Eliot, Forester, Woolf, Sackville-West, and the entire Bloomsbury group is something one must squint very hard to see in the ...

... to Mompos. We tried to offer her a tip for going so far our of her way to help us but she laughingly refused. The hotel was perfect, except no hot water which is quite normal for the more northern parts of Colombia. After settling in we went for a short ...

... threading through the Old Quarter of the city, with its narrow streets and abundant street life, and checking into my lovely hotel (a splurge at $25), I begin to explore the area, and almost immediately feel far more welcome and fascinated than I ever ...

... middle of it. I walked around til my feet were absolutely pounding in agony - saw Merton College, where JRR Tolkien and TS Eliot were residents - and went to the Bodlein Library, where unfortunately not much is open to the public except on tours that I ...

... :D Yesterday after getting home, Marco called me as he had a business proposal... not much later I was sitting in the 5-star hotel 'the arabian court' zipping on a corona in this BEAUTIFUL Moroccan setting, while a 'steve wonder' kind of guy was ...

... all the way to the airport to meet up with the other passengers, since we could see the port (where our boat surely was) from our hotel, but we always follow instructions to the T, so we had our full backpacks with us to schlep all the way up and back. We ...

... a twentieth century Italian composer. It was premiered at La Scala on March 1, 1958, and is based on a play by T.S. Eliot about the sensational murder of Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury. Since tomorrow is a National Holiday in Italy, many ...

... , luggage, security queues, and so on that travel today means, the highlight of the day was to see the musical of Billy Eliot at the Victoria Palace Theatre. I was dubious after the excellent film, but the musical came from a different angle and was ...