Radisson Warsaw

... had broken down.  We reached Warsaw just half an hour late.  Frances had cleverly found a last-minute deal at the Radisson for $80.  We walked there from the train station, and later walked to the old town, entirely reconstructed at ...

... So it was back to the station with a ticket in my hand, a quick stop on the way for some coffee and a sandwich (The Radisson doesn't include breakfasts in its prices) and as soon as I was back at Warsaw Central Station, one of the suitcase wheels fell ...

... his father would soon be in Vilnius. This generous Lithuanian has subsequently communicated with me via email and I am to meet him at 8:00pm tonight at my hotel, The Radisson Blu Astorija. After checking in, I post this entry and await Aleksandras ...

Today is just a long bus trip (0830-1730) from Warsaw to Vilnius Lithuania where we will reside for 2 nights.   The trip was pleasant starting out on a highway with 2 lanes each way reducing to 1 lane each way. There was hardly ...

... and spectacles. Back onto bus, back to hotel ... crossing through park ... went to take photo ... no camera! ... back to Radisson ... called buslines ... sat and drank cocktails and ate until heard camera was en route via taxi ... taxi to train station ...

... Alloua, who has been a great friend over the years met us at baggage claim and helped us get on the shuttle to the Radisson Hotel near the airport.  There we also met Johnnie Lambert and Elisabeth Helmig from Germany who flew up special for this ...

... to our hotel as C. had it all worked out this time and led us there as if it was his home town. Staying in Old town in The Radisson (all I can say is 5 star my ass but they had brekker til civilised time - 10:30am) but it was fine and in a great spot. The ...