Lemon Tree Hotels India

... and landed me a quarter mile away on the opposite side of the street. The room was clean and tidy but like a lot of budget hotels in this area it had a high percentage of long term residents. Lake Martin was at peace when I retuned and the lone cyprus ...

... restaurant in the resort, the Republic of Noodles. Shockingly expensive for India, but wonderfully good (Thai/Indian) food! Lemon Tree is a chain of hotels, and refer to their various locations as branches, but they also play on the lemon theme very ...

... The staff tried hard to provide excellent service but there are a few things they could do better.  It turns out that the Lemon Tree chain only recently purchased this property and is still training.   We were given a tour of the property by the ...

... of glass...and we can see rice barges in the distance.   http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g608471-d1160691-Reviews-Lemon_Tree_Vembanad_Lake_Resort_Alleppey_Kerala-Alappuzha_Kerala.html   - or google: 'Lemon Tree Alleppey'  and click ...

... heard.  Yesterday we had Wagner's Return of the Valkerie (Apocolypse Now) today we have some kind of Indian compilation which includes Lemon Tree (very pretty, but impossible to eat) and some Dolly Parton covers as well as Xmas songs - it's dire, and ...

... the sanctuary, is a real nuisance involving a last minute dash to the Ticket Counter at the Information Centre. KTDC's hotels and the Forest Department ought to co-ordinate this between themselves.   Eventually the motley regatta set off, ...

... the map. I should have been able to stroll across the road directly into Pahar Ganj, the street that harboured all the cheap hotels but it simply didn't exist. Shit! What now? As I speculated, a shifty looking mob that'd been approaching at speed ...

... that outside India! Lindsey prefers tea bags in boiled water! Alcoholic drinks are only really sold in high class restaurants and hotels and are expensive by Indian standards. We are generally limiting ourselves to one shared large beer a day (!), ...

... in rapids towards the Sutlej. Sangla's upper village is the usual Indian mess of concrete garage-box-style shops and restaurants, hotels and bus stands. Just beyond and along the river however is the old wooden village, with a large wooden Buddhist ...

... comparative affluence of Goa and the amount of construction going on, which seems to be mostly holiday villas and hotels. My bet? This place will be utterly changed if not completely ruined in five years. Had a banana smoothie at a ...

... lights to attract their catch. We see the local fishermen come in with the days catch and watch it auctioned off to hotels, restaurants and locals - massive array of tuna, marlin, squid, barracuda, garfish, kingfish, octopus and snapper. Jez arrives ...

... out into traffic around obstacles, but it gets better in the streets of the town itself, Cathy peels off to look at hotels offered by touts, and we carry on into town, following the geography around the lake, refusing offers of transport, finding clues ...

... now in the luxurious Cambodiana Hotel in Phnom Penh after an altercation that it was time to accept our weakness, luxury hotels. I didn't mention the sex trade in Cambodia. We see signs everywhere that if you see suspicious behavior you should phone ...

... / coffee makers’ in the room.  Apart from the fact that a cup of tea or coffee can be unreasonably expensive in good hotels anywhere (in Kenya a cup of either tea or coffee in the hotels we stayed in were priced at an average of USD 3); room ...

... pay always in Kip as if you want to use the other two you will always lose out on the exchange rate offered by shops, hotels etc. I chose to fly back to Bangkok direct from here for 133 USD rather than the long bus and train journey that would ...