Executive Plaza Hotel

... meant it often took twice as long to get the job done. It is not often that I was face to face with a former tobacco executive and I was curious to learn about the various types of tobaccos. It was thus that I learned about the “flue cured” ...

... Krin had come to Buenos Aires on a vacation with his friend's family, the Peases.  We were supposed to meet them at the Plaza Hotel at 4 pm.  We got there at 3:59, to see Krin circling the block.  He looked right past us and kept going ...

... which made finding the hotel a little tricky.  We managed it after a couple of wrong turns and were greeted at the Crowne Plaza hotel like royalty.  Even the duty manager (Cedric, French) came rushing out to inform us we had been upgraded to the ...

... up on lost sleep. We got to Mendoza and got ourselves checked into the 'Monkey Hostel’ which is neighbours with the Hyatt Plaza hotel, probably much to the annoyance of the latter. This did mean however that we were about as central as we could be ...

...   We finally headed back to hotel for long awaited shower and to once again raid the free hors d'oeuvres in the Executive Lounge. Another early start saw us head to Seminggoh for one last attempt. This time there were over 70 people waiting ...

... Poderes Square.   The name is derived from the presence of the three governmental powers around the plaza: the Executive, represented by the (presidential office), the Legislative represented by the (National Congress, and the  Judiciary, ...

... is space in the overhead bins for both my carry-on bags. The hotel is in Kowloon, with great views. We get upgraded to the "executive" floor, but I'm not exactly sure what the benefit is as we still have to pay for internet service. I run out to find a ...

... it is one or four persons occupying the room. Their current rates were 702 Peso for the standard room and 1053 Peso for the executive room. The hotel is set in nice grounds but the rooms weren't as nice as those at Hotel Ceballos. But still, a great ...

... institutions in Argentina and our first stop was La Casa Rosada.  The Casa Rosada is the official seat of the executive branch of the government of Argentina and of the offices of the President. The President normally resides at the Quinta de ...

... I am gold they want to give me a room on the executive level but that one is not ready. He suggests I wait up in the executive lounge where I can have a drink and relax while the room is made ready.  He said that he would send the keys up to his ...

... .  My dad told me a funny tale of when he was traveling in BA on business (back when he was a globe trotting software executive) and would be ready for bed by the time his Argentine clients were ready to take him out to dinner!  Dinner regularly ...

... 2. Lunch for a family of 4 for under $20 NZ - yes we took the kids to McDonalds 3. Executive Club Access at the Stamford Plaza (Free Happy Hour Drinks, Free Internet and Free Continental Breakfast). As Shannon coined it "Club Microsoft definitely has ...

... . Next door to here you have Hotel Guarigua Plaza that is also fine, offering similar standard of rooms for the same rates. Hotel Bucaramanga Plaza, Calle 56 No. 17ª-77, Tel: (57-7) 641-0005, Web: www.hotelbucaramangaplaza.com . A couple of doors up ...

... . Their current rates were 65, 75 + 95 soles for 1, 2 or 3 persons; or add 20 soles for an executive room. Top End Gran Hotel Chiclayo, Av. Federico Villarreal 115, Tel: (074) 234911, Web: www.granhotelchiclayo.com . This excellent hotel is ...

... that to Miraflores (where we were staying) should be around S45 (roughly 3 soles to the USD).  We walked past the executive taxi stands and they were S120 to Miraflores.  We kept walking and found the S45 taxis.  Basically, it was ...

... Uwe because he wanted to see out and not sit with the ¨riff-raff¨ got us upgraded tickets and then we climbed the stairs to the executive lounge and chilled out for the ferry ride.  The ride was about 3hrs, when we arrived we took a bus tour of the ...