@@CloudsOnTheSun what website are you referring to? We do not have a website for you to log into.

@@ameliapollitt7981 thanks for watching

It’s Jeffrey, we were there for a Technology Brokers event so it was mostly our peeps we were hanging with

Lots of people walking the strip though

Hi Tyler. Apologies but I totally can’t remember. I do know it’s room 363 so if you reach out to Zadun they can tell you the room category. I will tell you it was stunning and the view was beautiful and very private

@@KikiAndJeffreyPearl thanks for the reply! They don't provide the best photos online so it's hard to tell what's what before booking. I'll give them a call

It’s Jeffrey, thank you! This is why we review the room and stays it’s hard for o tell from a picture of a bed and a deck

Awesome hotel! Service was incredible

@@KikiAndJeffreyPearl absolutely, we appreciate the review. It's makes our decision much easier!

Beautiful historic building

@@jorgeanesthesia we stayed in room 363

It is a bit isolated but we did walk to a fantastic Sushi Restaurant and there are a few other restaurants nearby. It’s a very large property.

@@KikiAndJeffreyPearl thank you for responding!

Thank you for watching!

Portsmouth NH is one of our favorites

I will when I get back down there, but it’s Main Beach East Hampton NY USA

Hi Michael-if you are asking Hotel vs Hotel the RC Aruba has a much nicer Club Lounge with far superior service. The Beach area at the RC Aruba Service and feeling is also much better.

@@KikiAndJeffreyPearl Yes Hotel mainly but also do you like Aruba or Turks in general better?

@@MichaelLefko It's Jeffrey. I like the Turks for ocean/beach..... food is not the best. Aruba has great restaurants, water is warm. Both Awesome, but I chose Turks over Aruba

Hello, it’s Jeffrey, thanks for watching and thanks for the comments! I bought her the dress in Santorini at a small local dress shop. We really want to go back.

How so? What do you mean?

She “prides herself on burning through chefs”. One day i asked to be trained on her hot side, she told me “I sucked”, provided no opportunity to train that side. The day I was terminated (also down a cook) she kept walking off line just to come back five minutes later after I panned an order, saying “Im working this side!”. My response would be “I don’t see you on this side, so I’m starting these tickets.” She would repeatedly tell me “You’ve never worked in a kitchen this open.” Fact is! I’ve been a chef 8 years I’ve worked in the most open kitchen, where i was directly involved in customer facing orders and cooking. She moves cook’s mise in place and she tells them to cook bacon thats overlapped on parchment paper from the case. All of my 8 years trained, she makes a mockery of, shes testy and rude, and its only directed to her cooks.

It’s a beautiful building! Have you been up there?

Yes recently this summer, we bought a package for all the summer activities and we bought a pass for next year since we were first At Loveland

It really is!

Our Marriott Member status because we spend more than 100 days a year in their hotels

Thanks!

You are 100% correct. I believe it was an old ferry landing before the bridges. Connecting Maine and NH

We were there only for about a week

It’s really just a hotel room

Awesome! Enjoy it, we are going back, it’s a magical place.

@@VidaConMe all I can say is the no seeums were so brutal we had to leave the beach after sitting outside for 10 minutes. There are signs all around about them.

We were staying in Sardinia and chartered a private boat with Natali-He’s amazing! I can try to locate his contact if you’re interested

You’ve got that right

The history here is fantastic

Kiki and were just saying the crowds are not bad here now. It’s busy but not overcrowded, I bet there are more as the summer matures. Yes so beautiful! You were so lucky to be here during those interesting times. Thanks for sharing.

Heading there now!!!

It really is!

I think you and your family would LOVE it

Wish you were here