Morris Hotel

... of this festival in Dar. · Town library very old-fashioned. Record section all vinyl - no CD's. · Old cars - Morris Oxfords & a Morris Minor. · Pawnshops - no triple balls, just signs. Maybe an indicator of poverty. · Huge volume of political ...

... me to think of something very British that I didn't expect to encounter while in Britain, I might very well have answered morris dancers, so imagine my delight!  I always enjoy watching different types of dance, and with the colourfully be-ribboned ...

... left in the 1990’s. There has been virtually no investment in the region and even the old soviet apartment blocks are falling down. Hotel Amir is a blinding light in the local area and had just opened. We were on a roll. (A felt Roll – ...

... guess what he was going to do next, knowing that he would never have seen a BSF thread or realise that nearside hub nuts on pre-war Morris' undo the wrong way. Slept for 7 hours and did not want to get up. Raining again. I will have to fix those wipers - ...

... without the slightest bit of creepiness (I thought he might be gay- he was so soft-spoken and stylish!).  I am staying at Morris Hotel, a very impressive 4-star hotel.  Such an upgrade from the hostel in Cairo!  I enjoyed lying around in ...

... I was there in the nineties  but you my dear  were not. So let do this. I immediately started  looking on line hotel booking.  For hours I would sit and  search for a nice hotel .I was in Cairo  almost 20 years ago, a lot ...

... seedy looking lane and stopped at our hotel, we looked at eachother and didnt know what we got ourselves into. The hotel was actually quite nice but at 4am the celebration for the muslim ramadan (a religious fasting month) ended and the ...

... (9am-1pm, 5pm-9pm), which made the visit difficult (I later found out that it opens straight from 9am-9pm.  UGH both the hotel staff and LP were wrong!).  I went on a sunset felucca trip at 6pm.  The sun started setting around 7pm.  ...

... as well….even if we’ll likely forget them by the time we get to the next site! From here, back to the luxuriousness of a hotel and some rest. We’re going back out later on to see Luxor Temple at night, so it’s just not worth it to ...

Hue was a short hop up the coast from Hoy An and the citadel was spectacular.  Got a really cheap room in a new hotel in town called Valentine Hotel.  The countryside around Hue was the scene for some of the most fierce fighting of the Vietnam ...

... .  Visit it now before all the big hotel resorts get built there, its a matter of when not if. Four of us stayed in the attic suite of a really plush hotel called Thien Nga at $6.50 each per night it was an absolute steal and the pool was great too. ...

... to find the two shuls that kept evading us today!  For a commercial break, we are staying at the Palm Beach Club Hotel.  It is right on the beach – the grounds are expansive and so conducive for relaxation and relaxation.  The ...

... was going to attempt a 12 hour bus ride when I needed to run to the bathroom every half an hour.  So I booked myself into a nice hotel with a TV in my room and waited for the stomach bug to pass, it took a while.  As it happened David was in ...

... do now.) Our trip started off in Bangkok (BKK), where after getting off the plane we took a taxi to an the Federal Hotel (AKA The Hotel Uncle Morris Picked). It only took about an hour and only costed 650 baht. For the Canadians that is like $24. Or ...

... you what we had, but then this would become a “food” blog! We wound up going to a Sephardi shul Friday night.  Morris was fine but I however had to just listen – which was okay.  When they got to Lecha Dodi I had no idea until ...

... the Buddha, we took in our first Thai massage which was, for lack of a better word, awesome. Definitely getting more of those! Morris and Sue parted ways at 6, heading South for a while. We went out for dinner with some Canadians, and another Irish guy ...

Joe finally joined us in America and we had a nice drive from Minnesota to South Dakota to spend a few days with Morris, Janet, Judy, George, Toby, Michelle, Emily and Garrett.  The Fred Sandal's were unable to attend, but we were able to ...