Hotel Executive Rome

... the next morning before going to the ship.  Scott is a Hilton Diamond member so we had access to the executive room at the Cavalieri which offered complimentary sandwiches, snacks, beer, wine, and water in the early evening.  His diamond ...

... to get to the hotel as you have to go back out on the ring road to traverse the city and traffic is sooo bad. We just vegged out and did our washing. how boring. Though we did get to see sights of Rome from a different angle on the coach back to the ...

... , it is just as stunning the second time.  After a little shopping and gelato we are back at the hotel, having some free drinks and desserts in the executive lounge.  It's a good thing JP is a diamond member because a can of coke in the hotel is ...

... through when my eyelashes finally parted ways. Fasten your seat belts folks, Deutschland is waiting. Firmly encamped in the Frankfurt Executive Lounge I played one of my favorite games, "what's my foreign line" where I attempt to identify the origin ...

... Honors one I was standing in). Our first stop was the place that would become our little home for the time we were there, the Executive Lounge on the 5th floor. We had a quite tasty and filling breakfast (a full English, and then some). Sated, we kept ...

... still outside waiting, The small leftover group included myself, Craig, Monique and Erin, whom after a brief consultation made the executive decision to head elsewhere.   We didn't venture very far; in fact, we only headed to the restaurant ...

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... that we were only two people. I told him thanks for not helping and we got on the bus.  The room is nice and the executive lounge here is nice. We have a view of the Duomo from the room and have two tours and cooking class coming up. I'm gonna ...

... .  We took a walking tour, very cool, the furniture in our hotel is older then Canada.  The gym here is classified as executive; the dumb bells are chrome and only go up to ten lbs.  The girl behind the desk walked in on me trying to rig a ...

Our big adventure is heading north past Rome through Tuscany Wine Country heading heading towards Siena to meet up with Dorothy. ...

... seeing the line for tickets, the crowd packed onto the bus (no seats), and the time (already after midnight), I made an executive decision and insisted on a taxi. Although the taxi line was also long, they are very efficient in Athens (versus La ...

... Gate-- something of a tomb for the unknown soldier-- and then to see parliament and the president's house and the central government executive buildings.  All very pretty in the dark!  Day 2 in India Dana stayed at the hotel with Spencer who ...

... beers and we were set for a fun van ride.  After about my sixth sighting of Ho Chi Minh on a large billboard, I made the executive decision to play the Ho Chi Minh drinking game.  That game later morphed into the "we just ran over a huge bump" ...

... or color.  Budapest by contrast has MUCH color, each old building a different pastel color.  After searching a while for our hotel (we were practically on top of it and kept missing it), we walked in very chilly 50 degree misty-rainy weather ...

... ' but no view. I was not happy so to compensate they gave us free access for the week to the Executive Lounge that is on the top floor of the hotel with free huge breakfast ' drinks ' private swimming pool ' bar ' etc. all included! That was a bonus! ...

... holiday romance in a woman having a week off travelling alone. She had quite a bossy personality, perhaps because she was a senior banking executive used to having her way. Bringing her along to dinner each night was a strain on some of the tour party, as ...

... places in Europe for hundreds of years.  The Palace tour takes you through the private home of the Doge, executive, legislative and judicial rooms, and you finish the tour by walking across the Bridge of Sighs to the prison.  ...

... 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, ...

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