Royal Empire Hotel

... 25 minutes, hardly time to go to the toilet before you had to buckle up for the descent.  We were staying at the Empire Hotel and Country Club complete with Jack Nicklaus golf course. The hotel was reputed to have cost 800 million US dollars to build ...

... similar to our round the world souvenir collection but on a much grander scale. After the museum we went to catch the bus to the empire hotel which we really wanted to see as it cost over a billion pounds to build and was apparently made of gold. We were ...

... have been a bitch and I bet it doesn’t fit on the mantle. In the afternoon we climbed aboard a bus to visit the Empire Hotel; apparently this massively over the top structure used to be the royal family’s ‘guest house’ and what a ...

... have a distinctly Indian persona with Shiva, the god of destruction being the main diety worshipped.  However, as the empire evolved, Buddhism, specifically in the 9th and 10th centuries.  However, later Champa again turned to Hinduism as the ...

... played a greater influence on the development of the western world. About 2000 years ago Romans thought their city (and its empire) represented the entire civilized world.  To be Roman was to be civilized.  To be anything but ...

... Elizabeth, Montreal, Quebec; the Royal York in Toronto, which when it opened in 1929 was the largest hotel in the British Empire; the Hotel Saskatchewan, Regina, Saskatchewan; Palliser Hotel in Calgary, Alberta; the Hotel McDonald in Edmonton, Alberta; ...

... much third world litter and dirt. However, it's a must on any Vietnamese tour as it contains the archeological remains of Vietnam's empire, if ruins less than 200 years old can be refered to as archeological. All of the royal burial complexes are 4 to 16 ...

... turn around and go back. We eventually arrived in Siem Riep 10 hours after we left Khon Kaen. We checked into our hotel – the Royal Empire – and ate lunch at the hotel’s buffet. More Thai food, even in Cambodia. J After lunch, we piled ...

Sunday 18 April, 9.44pm, Empire Hotel Saved on my computer there is a list. It's a list of all the countries I plan to visit in the distant and not-so-distant future. This list is a big list, and with me adding new countries (hello, Palau!) all the time, ...

... told! August 5th: Head to the Royal National Hotel to meet up with my Contiki group. August 6th: Depart the Royal National Hotel aboard a bus with 47 complete strangers... and end up sitting in between 2 Melbourne people anyway...Shaun and ...

... . We bought some scarves and were tempted with some Vietnamese plates but I really wanted something from Brunei.   Back at the Empire we decided to opt for high tea. Why is it that these English customs are always appear more often abroad. The ...

... Friday morning at 10:00... our flight is at 14:50, we will see if i get to Nepal. We also checked out the Royal Princess Hotel's facilities, walking up to the top floor, the sports center and looking into the pool. Hanging around the Khao San Rd. i got ...

... the supermarket and headed out of town towards Oamaru.  We ended up staying at one of the nicest hostels of the trip, the Empire Hotel BBH, really lovely.  At around 4pm we headed to Bushy Beach to see if we could spot any yellow eyed penguins ...

... at the map and trying to find landmarks. We seem to go an awful long way, then he proudly announces - here we are - The Royal Park Hotel! It is a flash looking, Chinese motif hotel, and we have no idea where it is, not on map, no use as a reference. ...

... me up. By the next morning Joe was feeling a lot better and we started my Birthday luxury a day early by checking into the superb Empire hotel in the MG road area. It's bliss round here there's so much to do and the atmosphere's buzzing. You go into ...

... ; you will probably run into your university buddy or long-lost second cousin. * El Truca (Plaza Regocijo 262, inside Hotel Royal Inka hotel/expensive) - a good attempt at western cuisine influenced by Peruvian dishes. You will be charged for nightly ...

... to be busy with National Day celebrations. We saw the Sultan's Palace, a couple of Mosques and the very lavish Empire Hotel and Country Club Resort.   At our hotel the receptionist advised the National Day parade would start at ...

... comfortable.  I can't sleep.  But $2???  I had to.  So, I went and lined up at the Royal York Hotel to catch Greyhound's NEON service between NYC/Buffalo/Toronto and was lucky enough to at least not have anyone sitting beside me the ...

... was really nice, what we found out later was that the staff were not so nice and I would recommend NOT to stay at the ROYAL ANGKOR HOTEL since they obviously have no morals and just want to get money from you to the point that when our bus pick up was ...

... of the immortal soldier’. With that our tour was almost over and we pottered off back towards our hotel, passing by the Royal Plaza Hotel which looked amazing, if only we had the money to stay there.  We did make a quick stop at the pretty ...