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Primm, Nevada, the point of entry into Nevada on Interstate 15 from Southern California, is home to three large casinos: Buffalo Bill’s Resort Casino, Terrible’s Primm Valley Resort, and Whiskey Pete’s Hotel Casino. All three are owned by Primm Valley Resorts, which operates free shuttle buses between the three properties. There is also a free single-car monorail that provides access between Terrible’s Primm Valley Resort and Whiskey Pete’s, which are on opposite sides of Interstate 15
Buffalo Bill’s Resort Casino has 1,242 guest rooms and suites and is located on the east side of Interstate 15. In addition to a 46,000 square foot casino, Buffalo’s Bill’s also has a 6,500 seat Star of the Desert Arena, which is designed for concerts, and a pool in the shape of a buffalo. Buffalo Bill’s also has an impressive roller coaster for thrill seekers, called the Desperado, which is one of the fastest and tallest roller coasters in the world. The roller coaster reaches speeds up to 80 miles per hour and has a drop of 225 feet.
Terrible’s Primm Valley Resort offers guests 623 rooms and suites. It has over 1,500 slot machines as well as table games and a sports book. The hotel has an exhibit featuring the bullet-riddled car that Bonnie and Clyde were in when they were killed. The resort also includes the Primm Valley Golf Club, which is two miles to the south in California and features two challenging golf courses.
Whiskey Pete’s Hotel Casino is the oldest of three large casinos in Primm, having first opened in 1977. It has 777 rooms, a large outdoor swimming pool with a water slide and spa tub, three restaurants, and approximately 36, 400 square feet of casino space. Whiskey Pete’s is typically the most economical of the three major hotels in Primm. It lends its name for the area’s original owner, Pete MacIntyre. In the 1920’s, in addition to his convenience store, Pete MacIntyre also set up a bootlegging operation. Thus he became known as “Whiskey Pete” and was a popular figure in Primm history.
Learn more about these and plan your visit to Primm today at http://www.primmnevada.net
Posted by libertees on May 14th, 2012 | No Comments »
samui is located in the Gulf of Thailand. Is a district in Surat Thani Province. From Surat Thani to the east about 84 kilometers wide area of 247 square kilometers, 21 kilometers long by 25 km road around the island. (Street multiplying Phakdee) 50 kilometers long, 1 in 3 of the plains surrounding the mountain in the middle island. Climate characteristics. As tropical storm season is a 3-month rainy season from May to October. Winter months from November to January. Is the monsoon period. And summer months from February to April. The waves calm. Tnnladyag on the island throughout the island make the trip comfortable. Can lead to film car ferry ride to the island was comfortable. In addition, a motor vehicle site. Jeep rental availability minibus and car hire motor sites on the island have been – sent to various beaches. From 06.00-21.00. Pm price is not expensive, seafood, fresh is another charm that invites the mind. Samui Beach has several beautiful beaches of the island. Popular tourist beaches to relax together and Chaweng Beach is very nice but the beach is the beach at Ao Ban Bangrak beach face down wells pop belly rubber beach beach beach-oriented of China’s rivers and so on. Nice beach. Nice beach about 4 km long beach north and south end of the beach is relatively quiet. Clean beaches and clear sea water, other areas of the central Gulf of suitable water for the rest than play. May be the second from Chaweng Beach, the colorful and vibrant. And beaches are not as detailed. But the southeastern coast of this island. Distinguished in the atmosphere is quiet and relatively cheaper cost of living. But there are dozens of beer bars. Concentration in street at night. Beaches, vibrant with both Thai and foreign tourists. Nice beach is famous tourist attraction. The resort in koh samui is also home sandstone choice.
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Sun-drenched beaches, magnificent mountains, pulsing cities, safaris and breathtaking sunsets… these are some of the reasons South Africa is one of the top tourist destinations in the world.
Some of the top South Africa hotels are located in these exciting locations, which includes Africa’s leading hotel Group, Southern Sun Hotels. So, whether you’re here to enjoy the hustle and bustle of Johannesburg or to relax on the beach, there’s hotel just right for you.
In Cape Town, one of the most beautiful cities in the world, Southern Sun The Cullinan, one of the most iconic South African hotels, offers five-star luxury accommodation in the heart of the city, with splendid views of the harbour and Table Mountain.
If you’re planning a more laid-back affair, KwaZulu-Natal, is home to the renowned Beverly Hills Hotels, and Durban offers some of the top and best beaches in the world, with almost year-round swimming weather in the warm water of the Indian ocean. Or head to the Drakensberg Mountains for hiking, peace and quiet and breathtaking scenery and stay over at the relaxing Drakensberg sun Lifestyle Resort.
For the more adventurous, the Wild Coast offers unspoilt nature, rolling hills dotted with traditional huts, cows lazing around on the beach, hiking, fishing, canoeing and horse-riding.
Heading inland, you can opt for a truly African safari in the bush and try to spot the Big Five. While you’re in the bush, there’s no reason to sacrifice luxury, with top , including Southern Sun Hotels with their family resorts, including the Sabi River Sun Lifestyle Resort.
No trip will be complete without a few days in Johannesburg, the economic pulse of Africa. Whether you want historic and traditional, ultra-modern and chic or colonial Africa, experience township life or stay on a fancy golf estate, you’ll find something in South Africa’s city of gold. Here, Southern Sun Hotels have a choice of hotels from five-star to budget – the choice is yours.
Montecasino, in the upmarket northern suburbs of Johannesburg, offers luxury accommodation, restaurants, shopping, gambling and the largest theatre in Africa, or head to the new Southern Sun Hyde Park, one of the newest (and hippest) additions to Jozi’s hotel repertoire.
Posted by libertees on December 28th, 2011 | No Comments »
America the great big land of opportunities has plenty to offer in terms of holidaying. You will find that this huge nation with a wide diverse of communities and cultures have an amazing adventure that would be realistic in the minds of all you visit and discover the country by one of its American tours.
Many tour operators nationally and internationally promote and offer great deals through their American tours packages, which offer clients a time of their life. America as everyone knows is the place of spectacular locations that offer the best in sports, adventure, site seeing, entertainment and knowledge. Here below are some of the exciting American tours that one can embark upon:
Tours from New York to LA, traveling through Appalachian forests and the beautiful Yosemite National Park
Canyons and Indian lands
Freedom Trail
West Coast highlights
Western Belt
Western Wonder
The Grand Canyon
Mammoth Lakes – Death Valley
Yellowstone National Park
Niagara Falls
To enjoy a great holiday a visitor must witness various destinations that have plenty to offer for tourists like the few that are mention below among the various that are available:
The New York City tour
Boston tour
Las Vegas tour
Key West tour
Washington D.C. tour
San Diego tour
Disney World – Orlando
Los Angeles
For families with children there are plenty attractions that would keep the kids busy. You will find the number one spot is Disney World among others like Olympic National Park, Washington, Graceland, Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum, The National Civil Rights Museum, Hershey- Pennsylvania, the home of American chocolates with many other interesting museums, parks and entertainment centers.
Another amazing packages are the winter vacation at ski resorts which are enjoyable for families and individuals of all ages. One will find a wide range of activities that will be fun for the entire family all enjoyed in the whiteness of the cold. One can witness besides skiing, snowboarding, bonfires, sleigh rides, dog sledding, tubing and other fun activities involving snow.
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Posted by libertees on December 27th, 2011 | No Comments »
Hotels are meant to be your home away from home. Often, though, especially with the advent of boutique and luxury hotels, they are even more than that, they become experiences in and of themselves.
From art-themed, to book themed, to green and clean to haute cuisine and high fashion, hotels have clung onto every chic and hip meme out there, developing them into posh design concepts which easily attract the curious and smart from all corners of the world to lay down their heads and their dollars for a night’s sleep.
Of course, you’ve got your standard beachside paradises, fully equipped with peace invoking reflecting pools, shabby-chic villas with mosquito netting romantically slung around the beds and organic chocolate covered coffee beans on the pillows; and you’ve got your upscale, metropolitan affairs, architecturally zeitgeisty structures that double as upstanding lessons on high class and elegance as well as those staid, institutional hotels which never go out of style.
But, for those looking for something different, for something a little more off the beaten track, something more adventuresome or creative, there are a host of options out there.
Here’s a look at some of the world’s most unique and unusual hotels.
The Magic Mountain Hotel, in Panguipulli, Chile, at the center of the Huilo Huilo nature reserve, is a hotel in the shape of a mountain. Water spouts from the top of the mountain, cascadeing down the sides creating a spectacular sight. This is definitely not your ordinary hotel. It’s set in the middle of a forest in beautiful southern Chile; there are hot tubs made out of tree trunks, perched on a wooden deck overlooking the woodlands; and there’s also a nearby golf course. Rooms start at around $170USD per night.
In Sweden, visitors to Jukkaskjarvi can stay in a hotel made out of pure, solid ice. Although there are several ice hotels in the world, this one was the original Ice Hotel; it’s also the world’s largest hotel made out of ice and snow, covering some 5500 square meters. The hotel started out as a small igloo built on the Torne River, as an art exhibit. Some visitors decided to sleep in the igloo and the ice hotel concept was born from there. Today there are several ice hotels all over the world.
The Lighthouse at Harlingen Harbor in the Netherlands, once served to shepherd sailors and ships in the harbor; it was closed in 1998, however, one intrepid individual determined that although the light might be extinguished, the historic structure and landmark itself could still be put to good use. The lighthouse is now a luxurious hotel; guests can sleep in the tower, where the beacon once was, or they can stay in the lifeboat, which now rescues people from the daily grind, rather than the harrowing north seas.
The Franklin Feel the Sound Hotel in Rome is all about music. This place is dedicated to good tunes, good design and modern technology. Located a few blocks away from the Vatican in the Prati quarter, this hotel offers guests all the creature comforts including high quality stereo sound systems and vinyl records.
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Posted by libertees on December 24th, 2011 | No Comments »
Mumbai the economic capital of India is thronged by the tourists throughout the year. All type of trading is carried out over here and is also known as the capital hub of India.There is numerous places of tourist attraction which one can visit in Mumbai. The beautiful beaches, the colonial construction, museums and art galleries are the chief tourist attractions in Mumbai which attracts millions of tourists round the year and from ll parts of the world. The Elephanta Caves, Prince of Wales Museum, Gateway of India, Haji Ali’s Tomb, Victoria Terminus, and Bollywood Industry are the most sought after places in Mumbai.
Gateway of India Mumbai city’s primary attraction is The Gateway of India. It was constructed in 1911 to celebrate the trip of King George V and Queen Mary for the Delhi Durbar . Positioned at the Apollo Bunder, the gateway has historical importance as the British troops that left India by sea, walked through its gateway. The monument is complete with four towers and elaborate latticework engraved into the yellow basalt stone.
Elephanta Caves
Elephanta Caves are well known in the whole world for its sculptural beauty and in the rock cut caves. There is A Shiva temple in these caves which is also a great attraction present here and is also marked for the beauty of the sculpture of the temple and the image of the Trimurti Sadashiva.
Prince of Wales Museum Another important place of tourist interest in Mumbai is The Prince of Wales Museum. The museum was constructed in 20th century to honor the trip of Prince of Wales to India. The design of the museum was planned by George Wittet, who also gave the design of the prominent Gateway of India. These are the stunning structures of the city and they grab the attention of the people.
Marine Drive
A leisurely walk down the Marine Drive is the most excellent way to see Mumbai. This zigzag stretch of road with skyscrapers on one side and sea on the other extends from Nariman Point to Malabar Hills. Due to its shape and large number of street lights, it was previously called the Queen’s Necklace.
Juhu
Designated as the fashionable bourgeois heaven, Juhu Beach is a destination that allures a great number of tourists all round the year. Crowded by walkers, earsplitting children and romantic couples, the coastline stretches in an area of approximately 5 kilometres. Juhu beach is appealingly surrounded with numerous deluxe hotels providing the clients an impressive vision of the coast. The shoreline is evidently jam-packed on weekends. Furthermore, the seaside actions like camel rides, pony rides, acrobats, performing monkeys and entertainers will keep you spellbound and engrossed all the time.
Other attractions in Mumbai are Hanging Gardens ,Kamla Nehru park, Chowpatty,Array milk colony ,Doll house,tower of silence ,Jain temple etc.
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Posted by libertees on December 21st, 2011 | No Comments »
Cape Town offers an abundance of top-rated accommodation venues, situated in sought-after areas throughout the city. From coastal chalets to vineyard retreats, there are accommodation establishments to suit every budget and travel style. Of course, one of the best ways to experience the diverse and lively city of Cape Town is by staying in a luxury hotel in the heart of it. Boutique hotel accommodation in Cape Town’s City Bowl is popular among travellers, and both businesspeople and leisure visitors choose to stay in these opulent establishments.
There are plenty of upmarket hotels in the Cape Town city centre, offering a range of exclusive facilities to guests. City centre accommodation also provides quick and easy access to some of Cape Town’s top tourist attractions, and a superb springboard from which to explore the greater Cape Town region. You’ll experience some of the Cape’s finest dining, drinking and entertainment establishments in the city centre, as well as a host of trendy boutiques and shops. The City Bowl also features many curio stands and craft markets, a number of large retail outlets, and a quick access to the renowned V&A Waterfront.
Book your Cape Town hotel accommodation online today, or read on to find out more about the upmarket hotel chains in the Cape Town city centre.
Why choose upmarket hotel groups in South Africa?
There is no shortage of holiday accommodation in Cape Town. From backpackers’ lodges to boutique hotels, the range of accommodation venues caters to every type of lodging requirement and travel budget. However, if you’re not on a student budget, it’s likely that you’re seeking a more upmarket hotel venue in the city – one that offers top amenities, and all the facilities you’ll need for a luxury city holiday.
While there are a number of 5-star establishments in the City Bowl, you need to choose the right one. Your accommodation venue can make or break your holiday experience, and thus it’s important to select a venue that caters to your individual accommodation needs. Regardless of a hotel’s rating, it’s essential that it provides excellent service and all the amenities you desire. Personalised service is also a very necessary requirement, as a cold or sterile environment doesn’t encourage guests to relax in comfort.
Consider the upmarket hotel groups and hotel chains in South Africa when deciding upon your holiday accommodation. An internationally-recognised hotel group, with an established name around the world, is likely to provide some of the most opulent amenities and facilities – and not to mention, the highest levels of service. Some of these hotel chains also offer high-quality spas, health centres and gyms, encouraging guests to unwind, work out, or rest in blissful settings. For a truly rejuvenating accommodation experience, select a hotel that offers the type of facilities that you most want to experience on holiday.
Booking your boutique hotel accommodation in Cape Town
Finding and booking boutique hotel accommodation in Cape Town is easy. Simply browse the hotel’s website to discover the types of rooms and suites available, as well as the rates, facilities and amenities it offers. This will help you to get a good idea of the type of accommodation you can expect at each hotel. Once you’ve found the establishment that most appeals to you, you can book your stay online. Most hotel chains in South Africa offer online booking facilities, which enable you to make a booking quickly and simply over the Internet.
Be sure to explore the newest Cape Town’s luxury hotels, located in the city’s trendy City Bowl. These hotels offer opulent lodgings in the vibrant and cosmopolitan heart of Cape Town.
Taj Cape Town is part of the Taj Group of Hotels, Resorts and Palaces, a leading international hotel group featuring luxury hotels around the world. Discover the new Taj Cape Town, the latest .
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Florida is often described as America’s playground and with Orlando at its heart there is certainly plenty to do when it comes to theme park frivolity and fun! Although the Sunshine State offers some of the most spectacular natural sights, such as the Everglades, the Florida Keys and the marvelous Gulf of Mexico coast it is the theme parks of Orlando that draw visitors in their millions.
Ever since the Disney World resort opened its doors in 1971, the region has prospered attracting a series of other theme parks and entertainment options in addition to the Disney offerings. It is certainly the undisputed theme park heaven, offering adults and kids of all ages the opportunity to enjoy an action-packed holiday of a lifetime.
Disney World resort consists of four theme parks and two themed water parks. The first of the parks to open was the Magic Kingdom in 1971 followed 11 years later by Epcot. Disney’s Hollywood Studios opened to a huge fanfare in 1989, and the most recent addition to the Disney family Animal Kingdom threw open its doors in 1998. The themed water parks of Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon offer a superb relaxing alternative and many people intersperse theme park visits with days spent splashing around and topping up their tans. Guests staying on resort get to use the water parks as part of their accommodation deal.
Indeed, there are many different types of accommodation in Orlando and Kissimmee to suit a full range of budgets, from budget motels to luxurious five-star situated at the heart of the resort. Most of the larger off-park hotels offer free shuttle services to the theme parks, but for the ultimate experience many guests choose to stay on resort and get benefits such as early entry to the parks. Universal, has two parks in Orlando and also offers top-notch on-resort accommodation, such as the Hard Rock hotel offering its own range of benefits.
Although the majority of Orlando visitors devote their entire holiday to staying within the vicinity of the theme parks, many holidaymakers choose to combine their break with a few days or longer in one of Florida’s other popular destinations such as the Keys, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, The Everglades or the Gulf Coast. All offer an alternative to the furious theme park pace, and a tranquil taste of the Sunshine State. Whether it’s the natural beauty or the manufactured theme park thrills that appeal, both are in ample supply in the Sunshine State of Florida.
Matthew Pressman writes for a digital marketing agency. This article has been commissioned by a client of said agency. This article is not designed to promote, but should be considered professional content.
Posted by libertees on December 17th, 2011 | No Comments »
Cape Town is a city with a fascinating history, reflected in the striking landmarks dotted throughout the city. Even today, much of the original architecture exists, and the magnificent buildings of yesteryear are still prominent features in the city centre. A tour of Cape Town’s CBD reveals an eclectic juxtaposition of old and new, as Victorian monuments and old Cape Dutch homes flank the city’s modern buildings and office blocks.
Cape Town’s distinctive character – a combination of old-world charm and modern sophistication – is best experienced in the vibrant city centre. Here, a smorgasbord of cultures and traditions come together to create the atmosphere that is uniquely Capetonian. A proudly South African city with international appeal, Cape Town boasts a warm, friendly ambience that permeates its city centre. A place of classic sophistication and rustic charm, this city beside the sea is one of South Africa’s historic gems.
Historic Cape Town, a traveller’s delight
For travellers with a passion for cultural exploration, Cape Town offers many a fascinating journey through the annals of history. Although the city was formally established more than 350 years ago, echoes of its earliest settlers can still be felt throughout the city.
The Castle of Good Hope, for example, is the oldest surviving building in Cape Town, having been built by the Dutch East India Company between 1666 and 1679. It is one of the defining features of the city centre, and is a must-see attraction for anyone with an interest in military history, art, period furniture – and spooks! It’s long been believed that the Castle is haunted, and many people have claimed to have seen spooky apparitions within its passages and dungeons.
Cape Town’s “Historical Mile” is also a prime attraction in the Western Cape, and spans the scenic route between Muizenberg and Kalk Bay. Here, travellers can take in exquisite views of the coast whilst viewing Posthuys, South Africa’s oldest building. It’s also a beautiful place to enjoy long lunches beside the sea, or to explore the quaint books shops and boutiques lining the streets.
Robben Island is another major historical attraction in Cape Town, and no trip to the city would be complete without visiting Nelson Mandela’s infamous place of incarceration. These days, it serves as a museum and cultural landmark, and visitors can travel there by ferry, departing several times daily, from the V&A Waterfront. The Waterfront, of course, is in itself a very popular attraction. Here, contemporary shops and restaurants are positioned beside the historic Victoria and Albert basins, the original Cape Town harbour. It’s a unique leisure destination, surrounded by the ocean and framed by Table Mountain.
Historic tours of Cape Town can be enjoyed throughout the year, and are recommended for anyone interested in Cape Town’s fascinating past. Many tours operate in the city, and these can generally be booked upon your arrival. However, if you’re visiting Cape Town during peak holiday time in December or January, it’s a good idea to book your tour in advance.
Accommodation in historic buildings in Cape Town
For a truly authentic experience of Cape Town, book holiday accommodation in the historic city centre. From here, you can take in the sights and sounds of the bustling city from the comfort of a luxury Cape Town hotel.
Best of all, if you choose to stay in one of the newest 5-star hotels in Cape Town’s CBD, you could reside in a truly unique venue: One that is located in the historic buildings of yesteryear, ideally positioned on famous Adderley Street. Here, luxury hotels have been established in some of Cape Town’s oldest buildings, making for an opulent accommodation venue in colourful surrounds.
Book your luxury hotel accommodation in Cape Town now, and secure an exclusive suite in Cape Town’s trendy City Bowl.
Taj Cape Town is a luxury hotel situated near Adderley Street in Cape Town. Established in , the Taj offers opulent accommodation in a glamorous setting. Guests will enjoy in Cape Town, in one of the city’s most sought-after locations.
Posted by libertees on December 15th, 2011 | No Comments »
Fort Lauderdale is the perfect vacation spot for dedicated sun worshippers, boasting seven miles of breathtaking golden beaches and a warm sunny climate all year round. Formally known as the spring break capital of America, the city has recently shrugged this reputation and is now better recognized as a cosmopolitan stylish vacation hotspot with some of the best beaches, shops and restaurants to be found on the West coast. <BR><BR> Often referred to as the Venice of America, due to its numerous canals that wind throughout the city and surrounding areas, Fort Lauderdale is a dream destination for holiday goers and its biggest draw has to be the beach. <BR><BR> Fort Lauderdale’s Beach has recently undergone a 15 year renovation project costing $26 million which has seen the coastline transformed into a paradise playground for its residents. The sandy stretch looks out over the Atlantic waters and, with its palm tree lined walkways, feels more like a tropical destination than an old US naval base, its original function. <BR><BR> The water at Fort Lauderdale beach is clear blue and the white sandy beach is patrolled everyday by trained lifeguards making your sea swimming experience a safe one. The West coast climate makes this an ideal spot for sunbathing but if relaxing on the beach or paddling in the sea is a little too tame for you then there are numerous water activities to add some excitement to your stay. You can take a ride on one of the many charted yachts around the bay or try snorkeling or scuba diving in the natural coral reef system that can be found just a few hundred feet offshore. Wind surfing, jet skiing and deep sea fishing are also available and the beach is host to various events throughout the year making it the perfect place for tourists. It hosts the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, Oceanfest, The Air and Sea Show and Beachfest, amongst many others. <BR><BR> If you’re looking for something more off the beaten track then you can visit one of the many other beaches to be found in Greater Fort Lauderdale, Deerfield beach, Hillsboro beach, Hollywood beach and Hallandale beach are amongst the best of the rest and all offer their own little bit of paradise and fun. <BR><BR> Whether it’s lazing on the beach or high octane water sports you’d prefer there is always something to take your fancy. Many <a target=”_blank” href=” Lauderdale Hotels</a> can be found a stone’s throw away from the beaches so you never have to travel far to grab that perfect sunbathing spot. In fact you will never need to be far away from the beach to enjoy the best of what Fort Lauderdale has to offer. <BR><BR>
Matthew Pressman writes for a digital marketing agency. This article has been commissioned by a client of said agency. This article is not designed to promote, but should be considered professional content.