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	HOWARD JOHNSON HOTEL THIBODAUX - THIBODAUX (LA) - US
while this hotel is definitely not new, i thought it was excellent. the rooms were spacious and very clean. the staff was most courteous. i would definitley stay here again.
By Noel

	Quality Inn Navajo Nation - TUBA CITY (AZ) - US
Considering the size of the town, the accommadations were excellent. Better than to be expected. Thanks.
By Robert

	The Woodlands Resort & Conference Center - THE WOODLANDS (TX) - US
The facility was beautiful. The shuttle to the pavillion where we attended a concert made the whole stay easy and relaxing.
By craig

	BEST WESTERN PLAZA HOTEL - THERMOPOLIS (WY) - US
my friends and i had a wonderful time in your hotel. the staff was friendly and courteous. my room was clean and very comfortable. i enjoyed the "continental" breakfast you provided. i would definitely stay in your hotel again. thank you
By Carole

	BEST WESTERN PLAZA HOTEL - THERMOPOLIS (WY) - US
My family and i had a wonderful time at the quality inn in thermopolis, wy. the suite was comfortable and uniquely decorated. we are planning our next trip to thermopolis and we are taking more of our family to enjoy this unique destination.
By Phil

	Charter Inn & Suites - TULARE (CA) - US
The room was very confortable. the oversize bathtub was great. yummy breakfast buffet. will stay there again.
By Elizabeth

	Sleep Inn Tinley Park - TINLEY PARK (IL) - US
Very nice.
By Dave

	La Quinta Inn & Suites Woodlands South - THE WOODLANDS (TX) - US
The room was very clean the staff was very nice and helpful, the breakfast buffet was delicious. if we had to travel to the area again we would definitley choose to stay at that hotel again.
By Tania

	Drake Hotel - TORONTO (ON) - CA
J'ai séjourné au Drake du 5 au 9 novembre 2006, et je dois dire que c'est le meilleur hôtel où je sois allé. J'étais à Chicago pour un congrès technique qui se tenait dans un autre hôtel. J'ai eu de très bons prix sur le vol et l'hôtel grâce à Hotwire. Les chambres, assez grandes, sont d'une propreté exceptionnelle. Les lits sont super, et le hall semble sortir d'un film. Mais le must de ce séjour, c'est le service limousine gratuit (à quelques pâtés de maisons de l'hôtel). Le chauffeur, PJ, était épatant ! Je ne peux dire que du bien du Drake.
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	Drake Hotel - TORONTO (ON) - CA
Super emplacement, chambres magnifiques et service remarquable.
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	Drake Hotel - TORONTO (ON) - CA
I only stay at the best hotels and when I am in Chicago its the Drake, daughter and I stayed two nights. The treated me like I deserved to be treated. I would have only fired one staff if I owned it. Best suite in the house and didn't charge me what can I say. Good service and luxury are a standard of this world class hotel as its stood the test of time will return
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	Drake Hotel - TORONTO (ON) - CA
We did a 4 week tour of the USA over December/January 2007, with 3 older children (girl, 22, boy, 19 and boy, 18), going to San Francisco [Omni Hotel], Miami (South Beach) [Beacon Hotel], Orlando (Disneyworld, Pop Century Resort), Chicago [Drake Hotel], New York (for Christmas) [Beacon Hotel], Boston [Omni Hotel], New York (again) [Roosevelt Hotel] (including New Year’s Eve at the Renaissance Hotel overlooking Times Square), and a day trip to Niagara Falls. It was sometimes very cosy - sometimes downright stressful - with the kids. Anyway, here are my accommodation reviews. I’ll mention side trips and tours too. Sometimes the accommodation was arranged through a travel agent, but on a couple of occasions I organised it direct. I chose The Drake purely on its reputation, history, celeb status, etc. I did not expect this to be a cheap or budget stay (and was not disappointed!), but I did try some cost-saving measures which The Drake was happy to accommodate (see below). Put simply, I wanted to stay at the famous Drake Hotel in Chicago, regardless of cost. I couldn't seem to get a travel agent who could organise it, so I ended up contacting the hotel itself. I tried email from their website several times early in 2007 (for a December stay), but received no response. As I really wanted to try this hotel, I ended up phoning it from Brisbane, and made the booking that way. The girl I spoke to was very helpful with room options, but despite a promise that I would receive email confirmation, none came. It may have been my "Strein" accent. However, when I sought confirmation in November by email, I did get a favourable response promptly by email, and when we arrived at the hotel for our 3 nights, all was in order. One thing to note - we couldn't pre-arrange transfers from Chicago O'Hare airport to the city (the only place in many countries and cities that I haven't been able to), but it was simple enough to arrange a return transfer door-to-door from the transport desk near luggage collection at the airport, and phone in a booking for the return journey. The Drake is an old and impressive building, with views of Lake Michigan. Great foyer. It was all I'd hoped for in that regard. It is very well located - close to shops (including Macy's) and restaurants (some great and reasonably priced Irish pubs - we ate twice at the close-by Dublin Pub it was so good - and it is also close to a great pancake place - The Original Pancake House - where we had breakfast every morning). Some of our best meals were in Chicago. The Drake is also virtually next door to the enormous John Hancock Centre (you can view The Drake from the top). Very convenient location. We had a Junior Suite with two bathrooms, which would have been superb for less people. It had 2 comfortable queen sized beds, couch and chair, desk and chair, TV unit with drawers, closet, room safe, minibar, ethernet, and two enormous bathrooms (I'd say the best bathrooms on the trip). As there were 5 of us, we also took 2 trundle beds (my cost-cutting measure) at no cost (that I'm aware of). The staff were helpful in that regard. That meant everyone had a separate bed, but it was cosy, and the two extra beds (which stood upright during the day) took up a lot of floor space at night. We had windows but were too low down for a good view. The room was quite austere - very Hilton - but nothing to complain about. Reception/check-in was fine, as was check out, and the staff helpful with maps, etc. We did a city tour with an ex-Chicago cop as a bus driver/tour guide, which was very entertaining. We later changed buses to go to the John Hancock Centre (which was the last stop on our tour). Both drivers were happy to stop the bus and open the doors to let me take photos. Afterwards, when we were supposed to be returned to our hotel (remember - just around the corner from the John Hancock Centre), that bus driver was kind enough to take us all the way to the Sears Tower, even though he was under no obligation to do so. Just us 5 in the big coach - he earned his tip for that! At the Sears Tower, the bus driver (at his own suggestion) got out of the bus, lay on his back on the sidewalk and took photos of us 5 with the Sears Tower towering above us. Very friendly folk in Chicago. One girl passing in the street offered us help to find the Dublin Pub without being asked, simply because she'd heard us mention it . Lake Michigan was an awesome sight in winter. I recommend the free zoo at Lincoln Park. Chicago was great, and though expensive, I'm pleased that I stayed at The Drake.
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	Drake Hotel - TORONTO (ON) - CA
I have stayed in hotels around the globe and I can honestly say by far The Drake Hotel in Chicago is my favorite. It is vary clean and well kept. There are several restaurants and bars. The food is the finest. The staff from Ben the black doorman who is preacher to the General manager who is beautiful pampered me with everything I needed for a comfortable stay from cosmetics by Gilchrest and Solmes of London to Fresh news papers. Dont loiter in The lobby because you may be offerd a coffie and a copy of the Chicago Tribune. They dont miss a beat. They have a mall or arcade in the basement with many great stores even an art Gallary. I adored their Restaurants and I dont remenber all the names but the restaurant which is a straight walk from the lobby through palm court has the finest views of the lake in all of chicago. I have stayed at most of the hotels in chicago and no hotel has better views. The Drakes Chose the location in 1918 as the place to build way before any of the others. They did pick the best spot in all of chicago! Back then Wicker park was a farm where the Scandinavians retreated to. And as a matter of fact The Drake Hotel is in the Movie Wicker Park. Its purely a grand classic from the wooden elivators with the cushy couchs and fresh fruit at every stop to shoe shines in the lavatorys. The Hotels grand lobby is decorated with fine Italian furnature and everything is always spotless and in perfect shape. The only I can compare it to is Buckingham palace. Its a classic! I promise you will love it! When in Chicago if you happen to be visit this grand hotel over a drink or dinner and you will learn that it is the best. I have stayed in it many times and I loved every minute of it,
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	Palm Garden Hotel - THOUSAND OAKS (CA) - US
Good location, quiet, well maintained pool, good breakfast, excellent internet access (when available)
By Mike

	Howard Johnson Hotel Toms River - TOMS RIVER (NJ) - US
The hotel was cozy, clean and affordable.
By Meghan

	Sutton Place Hotel - TORONTO (ON) - CA
For the Memorial Day weekend of 2007, I visited Chicago. As I planned my itinerary, I initially shot for an airport hotel to save money, then figured on renting a car. But when my Chicago area friend suggested that I ditch the car rental and book a downtown hotel to better experience the city, I decided to look both in the Loop and in the River North areas. Somehow, Sutton Place caught my fancy, and I booked there. This is an edited version of a review that I had originally submitted to Epinions.com, which I have since deleted. -Rates- For Memorial Day weekend, the rates ran around $185 per night for a standard king room; without the Memorial Day discount, the room rates would've been closer to $225 per night. I booked four nights through United Airlines' UnitedEscapes package, which included roundtrip airfare from Los Angeles, for the grand total of $1,090, including taxes and fees. (The same package would've cost $990 if I had booked a day earlier. Tough luck.) -Location and Arrival- Sutton Place is a small chain of boutique hotels, with only four locations. The Chicago location is the only location in the United States; the rest are in Canada. The hotel's location was fantastic. Standing on the corner of Bellevue and Rush, it was literally steps away from the nightlife of Rush and State Streets, and only a few blocks from the Magnificent Mile (Michigan Avenue) shopping district and John Hancock Tower. Getting to the rest of the city was not too difficult, with Michigan Avenue buses heading for Lincoln Park, the Loop, Museum Campus, and Grant Park, and with two Red Line subway stations (Chicago/State and Clark/Division) a 10-minute walk away. The exact address is 21 E. Bellevue Place, Chicago, IL 60611. I took a cab from O'Hare Airport to the hotel. It was an easy ride on the Kennedy Expressway (I-90), getting off on Division, turning left, then heading a short distance to State Street. -Arriving- I arrived at 2 in the morning thanks to weather delays on my flight. Nevertheless, UnitedEscapesme, and a clerk checked me in without delay. I was given two metal keys: one magnetic key for my room, and one key for the minibar. Access to my 11th floor room was through two high-speed elevators. -The Room- Upon entry, I found a huge bathroom to the left. It was decorated in white and black tiles, with a bathrobe prominently hanging next to the full-length mirror. There were more towels and toiletries than I could count. The toiletries even included a clothing mending kit. I had to look into a drawer to find a hairdryer, however. The shower and bath were separate, and both had great water pressure and comfort. Opposite the bathroom was a roomy closet, with an iron, an umbrella (for those Chicago thunderstorms), dry cleaning bags, and an extra pillow. Next to the bathroom was the minibar and a counter. With minibar being quite expensive as usual ($2.50 for a can of soda), and with a breakable plastic tab keeping the minibar closed, I decided not to bother with it. The room itself was very roomy. Although there were no pictures hanging on the walls, a few mirrors here and there made up for it. The drawer cabinet had a large flat-screen TV on top (with 40 or so local and cable channels, including WGN and the all-important Weather Channel), and a DVD player and a receiver in the middle. A few CDs were also provided, so that I could listen to music while relaxing in the room; in fact, sometimes the housekeeping left my room with the music on. Toward one corner was a work desk, with the hotel's guide to services and a sign indicating the availability of wireless Internet. Since I didn't have a computer with me (my laptop was dead at the time of this trip), I didn't bother. I do believe that Internet connectivity cost extra - a minus in my books. A modern, purple lounge chair was located next to the bed. The bed itself was very comfortable, covered with white and brown sheets. I had no problem sleeping here, despite all the excitement of being in Chicago. The bed was flanked by two lights and drawers, one housing the Gideons Bible, and the other displaying various Chicago travel guides and magazines. My room was near the northwest corner of the building, affording me a good view of the Rush Street nightlife and a sliver of Lake Michigan. Despite the raucous atmosphere on the streets, my room was very quiet. Housekeeping came by twice a day. The first came midday to clean up, then the second came late in the afternoon to deliver two bars of chocolate, the next day's weather forecast, and a breakfast room service order sheet. The bed sheets were also folded and rolled down to make it more inviting for me to get into bed. Nice touch. My room key got demagnetized after three nights. For my final night, I had to show my ID at the front desk and get the key re-programmed. I didn't like this - reminded me of some seedy hotels in Washington D.C. and Seattle. -Other Amenities- I did not spend time exploring the rest of this skinny, tall 1988 building (remodeled in 2003), but I noticed a few amenities. Room 509 was a fitness facility. I didn't bother, as I decided that all the heavy-duty walking through the Magnificent Mile and the Loop qualified as workout. The fourth floor had a business center, but it opened only on workdays between 7AM and 5PM. I stayed over a long weekend, and the business center stayed closed for the duration of my visit. This forced me to visit the Apple Store on the Magnificent Mile to get on the Internet. There was a restaurant/bar on the ground floor, which I did not visit. I decided to eat out with my friend at a bistro (Bistrot Zinc) just a block away, and eat my brunches in some of Chicago's fine museums. There were a number of meeting rooms in the lower floors, which I did not check out. There were plenty of attendants in the lobby on the ground floor, happy to open doors and assist guests and visitors at all times. -Leaving- I left at 4:30 in the morning. Although I had the ability to check out using my room TV, I decided to check out with a clerk the old-fashioned way. With no purchases from the minibar, returning the key was all that there was. -Frequent Guest Program- Sutton Place has its own frequent guest program, with enrollment available online at its website, suttonplace.com. -As I look back- The key glitch and the closed business center made my stay at Sutton Place less than perfect. But the luxury touches were definitely refreshing, including the two maid services per day, the free chocolate, the DVD player and music, and the comfortable bed. I absolutely loved the modern bathroom as well. All at a price that's above my usual budget, but still within reason. And to top it off, the location could not have been any better, with easy access to the rest of town. I will definitely book here again for my next visit to Chicago - and given that Chicago has so much to offer, and I could barely scratch the surface during my weekend, I'm definitely returning.
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Sutton Place Hotel - TORONTO (ON) - CA

I LOVED my stay here. Met a girlfriend for a four-day, three-night shopping and play trip. The room was large, with soft beds & down comforters. The decor was sleek, but cool and soothing.
The bathroom was extra large, with a vanity big enough for two sets of cosmetics. Separate walk-in shower & deep soaking tub. Full length mirror (and three other mirrors in the room). A dozen wooden hangers in the closet. And the staff was uniformly friendly and accommodating. The one negative - lack of a coffee maker in the room - turned out to be a positive. A call to room service in the morning brought a pot of delicious coffee ASAP, and the tray had, besides the coffee & china cups, wine glasses filled with ice water and a bud vase with a flower in it. By the time we left, we had fresh flowers everywhere in the room! The hotel location was the best. Three small caveats: Parking is expensive - about $42/day - but you have in & out privileges, and if you want to just leave your car the doormen will direct you to a garage a half a block away that's half the price. The restaurant in the hotel has wonderful Mexican food, but mu

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