Pegasus Hotel

... hotels and spas.  “It's where people in Paris who have money go” said someone at the hotel.   First stop was the Pegasus Bridge Memorial in Ranville.   I really didn’t know where I was going, but followed the ...

... quickly without any trouble. I collected my luggage and proceeded  to find a taxi. I told the driver  take me to the Pegasus Hotel. Once i arrived at the hotel i was greeted by a concierge. I was so exhausted, that once I got my room I went ...

... at a nice restaurant. Tomorrow morning we are sailing back home. In all it has been a great three day trip, and we enjoyed every minute we spent both at Pegasus hotel and also on the island.  I look forward to coming back in spring sometime. ...

At last we have arrived in Georgetown and have made our way to the Pegasus Hotel (N6.49.30.97W58.09.38.90) on the sea front. On arrival we checked with the management and they are happy for us to stay in the guarded car park for a few days, they were ...

... came to us via Singapore. It was then off to the lovely (or "lasseni" as us pretend Sri Lankan's would say) Pegasus Hotel for some R&R before our 6hour bus journey to Hambantota the following morning. Anna and Caroline (Richard chickened out) decided ...

... . Either way, we were happy to make our quick 30 minute hop over to Santorini and jumped in a taxi enroute to the Pegasus Suites in Imerovigli.  Since night had fallen shortly after our takeoff, we were left guessing about the seemingly awesome views ...

... fountain we saw this day was the Kapitelschwemme which is an early 17th-Century Baroque horse well situated near the Dom Catherdral. Pegasus, the statue at Mirabell, used to be the focal point of this fountain. In 1732 it got a new face with neptune ...

... we decided to head towards Mirabell Gardens & Palace to take some pictures first. The gardens are free and open till dusk, and a Pegasus statue stood in the middle - where this is a site of "Sound of Music" scene where the kids all danced before ...

... around for a guy to give the key and my credit card to.  That done, we checked in.  Rather confoundingly, the Pegasus Airlines lady who checked us in and gave us our boarding passes refused to check our bags through to Ankara.  Somehow the ...

... like turning the music on. We’d been there much longer than expected so we did a quick 'drive-by’ of the Pegasus Bridge before pulling into a cafe beside where it originally resided for a bit of lunch. From there we went to Juno Park, ...

... this that I would find it difficult to leave the hotel, maybe not a hotel to take a wander from! I finally arrived at the hotel at 1am, and collapsed into bed at 0130.  I was startled out of sleep some time later by the phone ringing... me: ...

We have now moved up to Istanbul, which we love, we flew up with Pegasus airlines, and as always the airport transfers cost more then the flight. We decided to treat ourselves to a shuttle bus into Istanbul, it cost us 30 euros’ but it was 8.30 at ...

... to me. A quick and neat tidbit of info, the church was consecrated in 1628. I did notice that there were unicorns and Pegasus' on the carved wooden pews which amused me. We took a quick pit stop at some public toilets. There were quite a few ...

... it took us a while to walk to the correct dock. We made it to our ship (which I seem to remember being called the Pegasus express) and settled down in our chairs for the six-hour ferry ride. Very little happened for the first five hours (we did ...

... in peace. We continued our way along the coast, headed towards the town of Ouistreham, along the way crossing the famous Pegasus Bridge, where a fierce battle raged between the Americans and Germans the night of June 5, 1944. We made a stop in ...

... nice piazzas and visited the 4 Rivers Fountain, as well as Trevi Fountain- a huge fountain with giant white statues of gods and pegasus-like creatures. It is the place in Rome to toss a coin over your left shoulder and the legend has it that you will ...