Sun City Main Hotel

... on hearing my reply. The return or round-trip was quite exhilarating in the cool early-morning air. Before returning to the hotel I photographed St Louis Cathedral and some other areas of the French Quarter. An hour later Mavis directed me out of the ...

WOW When we were invited by Andre and Cathy to join them at their time share at Sun City, we really didn't think that we would enjoy it. We just aren’t resort people.....well how wrong we were! Usually I type these things up day by day, but at ...

... . Lucys almost perfect record of going to a post office in every country except Cambodia has to be kept going and she declared Mexico City main post office her favourite so far. It looks like a grand old hotel, huge and full of gold, a fancy ceiling and a ...

[Jenny] Well, not that kind of shock and awe. But Jodhpur, or Sun City as they call it, is a shock to the system after the relative quiet of Udaipur and our long car journey here. But, it's great and I'm truly in awe! Udaipur was beautiful, magical, ...

... a beautiful little gilded altar call the Altar of Forgiveness. Just north east of here is the Templo Mayor, one of the main temples in the Aztec city of Tenochtitlan upon which the current Mexico City is now built. I asked reception to guide me to a ...

... pride, and deservedly so. Day 1- Mon Dec 24 Arrived at Benito Juarez and took the official airport taxi Sitio 300 to the W hotel in Polanco. Not much time to look around since we arrived late in the afternoon, and went to Christmas Eve dinner (Noche ...

... and they're very boring. The next day, we had decided to check out the market and the War Remnants Museum. Our hotel was on the main backpacker street so we weren't too far from the sights and after walking through a small park and across some dangerous ...

... watched some aztec dancing, checked out the markets etc all the banks were closed coz it was saturday - oops!! chilled out in the hotel for a bit and had a word with Dawna (our guide) who was cool about the money. Dawna's californian and really ...

... could add sugar or milk to our delights. This was the real no-hurry Vietnamese traditional coffee. Those coffee served in the hotel had replaced tradition with commercial convenience.  We arrived at a pier in Mỹ Tho and changed to a small boat ...

... of it and walked along the city streets thankfully feeling much better by this stage with the hangover finally subsiding. We found the hotel easily because it’s on the corner of Madison Avenue and 41st which we could get to without a map. We have ...

... , we chat briefly whilst we wait for her husband Salvador meets us. I ask Merita how the best way is to get around Mexico City, she tells me to get a cab from the hotel it's safer that way, okay good tip, I don't think at the time, but how do you get back ...

... the Frida Kahlo Museum.  The posh taxi had no meter and cost $220 = GBP11.  Won't be getting a taxi from the hotel again - expensive.  Visited the Museum which is small but beautiful.  It's Kahlo's home in which she grew up and then ...

... in a bus we thought the morning tour looked perfect. Our pick up was at 9am and there was one other person from our hotel (a gentleman from Italy) attending the same tour which was nice.  We made off and the other tour participants were picked up on ...

... 't quite distinguish the sounds to describe them but essentially it's the sound of an extremely busy city in which absolutely everything is going on. However, the main contributor to the cacophony is the traffic which really must be seen and heard to be ...

... Saigon). We grabbed our gear and walked to our hotel which was in the heart of the tourist strip. When we arrived at the Duc Vuong Hotel, we were upgraded (just for the first night) and had a big room with a great view and a bath. The Hotel was in one of ...

... Well the past few days I have spent in Dalat. On Sunday, 9th Sept, I booked a city tour. Took in a the main attractions of the city. Went on a cable car ride across the valley  - fantastic views of the city below and the mountains. Visited a minority ...

... empty seat in the place. We jumped on a different subway line heading home, getting off at Rockefeller Center and walking the 3 blocks back to the hotel amidst dozens of street cleaners taking care of the enormous mess after the Brazilian Day ...

... was still wonky and i love sitting down! It's $150 per person (approx 8GBP), so we sat for 3 hours in the blazing sun taking in the City, it was perfect, you get a really good over view of the major areas of the city, there is an audiotour in the Queens ...

... . With so much in common, we shared a cab with Mason, our newfound friend and cabbie, who drove us into the city to find a hotel. After some debate I ended up at Belcove Hotel, which overlooked Haulover Creek and the Swing Bridge-the only working bridge ...

I arrived in Mexico City and headed to Hotel Isabel. It was right in the heart of Centro Historico where I planned to do some sight seeing after catching up on some sleep. When I awoke I headed into the heart of the city. I ate at a restaurant ...

... Patrizia managed to persuade them that it would be fine and they let us pass. The area used to be the main area of Panama City until the richer people migrated around the coast slightly and built the modern Panama City of sky scrapers and shopping malls. ...