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Madeira - Pestana Village Hotel - Bedroom 415

O Pestana Village é um hotel 4 estrelas localizado no Funchal, Madeira, rodeado por jardins com 5000m2 e com uma arquitetura típica da ilha. Situado apenas a 15 minutos a pé do centro da cidade do Funchal, o hotel fornece todo o conforto e isolamento que necessitamos e por vezes esquecemo-nos de tudo o que nos rodeia. Estadia no Quarto 415. Reserve o Hotel Pestana Village EN// Pestana Village…

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Pestana Village Garden Resort Aparthotel Nestled in the beautiful island of Madeira, Portugal, Pestana Village Garden Resort Aparthotel is a charming 4-star hotel that offers a serene and relaxing retreat for its guests. With its lush gardens, tranquil atmosphere, and top-notch amenities, this hotel is the perfect choice for those seeking a peaceful getaway. Built in 1992 and last renovated in 2011, Pestana Village Garden Resort Aparthotel boasts a timeless charm combined with modern comforts. The hotel features 92 well-appointed rooms, each designed to provide a comfortable and inviting space for guests to unwind. Whether you choose a cozy studio or a spacious apartment, you can expect a delightful blend of traditional Madeiran decor and contemporary furnishings. Check-in at Pestana Village Garden Resort Aparthotel begins at 03:00 PM, allowing you to settle in and start your vacation at your own pace. The friendly and attentive staff will be there to assist you throughout your stay,...

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Ter de ganhar o dia-a-dia todos os dias, esbracejar num mundo pegajoso, ter de acordar todas as manhãs num repugnante cubículo, e satisfeito que nem um cão por tudo estar nos seus lugares: a mesmíssima mulher, os sapatos de sempre, o eterno sabor da eterna pasta dentífrica, a mesma tristeza das casas fronteiras, a suja tabuleta com o letreiro HOTEL DE BELGIQUE. Enfiar a cabeça como um touro vencido pela multidão transparente em cujo centro tomamos o café com leite e folheamos o jornal para saber o que aconteceu num ponto qualquer do globo. Não consentir que o acto delicado de girar o trinco da porta, acto que tudo poderia modificar, se cumpra com a fria eficácia de um reflexo quotidiano. Até logo, querida. Passa bem. Apertar uma colher na mão e sentir o seu gemido de metal, advertência suspeita. Dói negar uma colher, negar uma porta, negar tudo o que o hábito seduz com suavidade satisfatória. É tão mais simples aceitar a solicitude fácil da colher, usá-la para mexer o café. E não há nada de mal em que as coisas nos vejam mudar. Que ao nosso lado esteja sempre a mesma mulher, o mesmo relógio e que o livro aberto sobre a mesa de cabeceira recomece a andar na bicicleta dos nossos óculos, porque haveria isso de ser mau? Mas há que baixar a cabeça como um touro triste e empurrar para longe o centro do globo de cristal, até outro tão perto de nós, inacessível como o picador tão perto do touro. Forçar os olhos para o que no céu aceita teimosamente o nome de nuvem, sua réplica catalogada na memória. Não penses que o telefone te dará o número que procuras. Por que razão to daria? Somente o que já tens preparado e pronto, o triste reflexo da tua esperança, esse macaco que se coça à mesa e treme de frio, chegará aos teus ouvidos. Escavaca a cabeça a esse macaco, vai contra as paredes, rebenta-as. Alguém que canta no andar de cima! Nesta casa há um andar de cima, com outras pessoas! Um andar de cima onde vivem pessoas que nem imaginam o andar de baixo, e cá estamos todos na bola de cristal. E se de repente uma traça aparece na ponta de um lápis e palpita como um fogo cinzento, olha-a, eu olho-a, sinto esse coração pequeníssimo, oiço-a, a essa traça que vive na bola de cristal frio, nada está perdido. Ao abrir a porta, ao chegar à escada, saberei que a rua está já ali em baixo; não o molde imposto, não as casas conhecidas, não o hotel em frente: a rua, floresta viva onde cada instante pode invadir-me como uma magnólia, onde as caras começam quando as olho, quando avanço, quando com os cotovelos, pestanas e unhas me atiro minuciosamente contra a massa da bola de cristal, e arrisco a vida enquanto avanço passo a passo para ir comprar o jornal à esquina. Júlio Cortázar histórias de cronópios e de famas manual de instruções

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How to Enjoy Luxury Travel in Portugal

Portugal, with its stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture, is an ideal destination for luxury travel. From the rolling vineyards of the Douro Valley to the pristine beaches of the Algarve, Portugal offers a range of experiences that cater to those seeking the finer things in life. Here's how you can indulge in luxury travel in Portugal and make the most of this beautiful country.

Stay in Exquisite Accommodations

Five-Star Hotels and Resorts

Portugal boasts an impressive selection of five-star hotels and resorts that promise opulent comfort and world-class service. In Lisbon, you can find luxury establishments like the Four Seasons Hotel Ritz and the Bairro Alto Hotel, both offering unparalleled amenities and breathtaking views of the city. In the Algarve, resorts such as Vila Vita Parc and Conrad Algarve provide serene retreats with stunning ocean vistas and top-notch facilities.

Historic Palaces and Boutique Hotels

For a unique and luxurious experience, consider staying in a historic palace or a boutique hotel. The Pestana Palace in Lisbon, a 19th-century palace turned hotel, offers a regal experience with its lavish decor and lush gardens. In Porto, the Yeatman Hotel, located in the heart of the historic wine cellars, provides a blend of luxury and tradition with its wine-themed design and Michelin-starred dining.

Savor Gourmet Dining

Michelin-Starred Restaurants

Portugal is home to several Michelin-starred restaurants that offer exquisite dining experiences. In Lisbon, Alma and Belcanto, both with two Michelin stars, serve innovative dishes that showcase the best of Portuguese cuisine. In the Algarve, restaurants like Ocean and Vila Joya provide gourmet dining with stunning coastal views.

Wine Tasting in the Douro Valley

No luxury trip to Portugal is complete without a visit to the Douro Valley, one of the world's oldest wine regions. Enjoy private tours and tastings at prestigious vineyards such as Quinta do Crasto and Quinta do Vallado. Stay in luxury wine estates like Six Senses Douro Valley, where you can relax in elegant surroundings while savouring exceptional wines.

Explore in Style

Private Yacht Charters

Discover Portugal's stunning coastline with a private yacht charter. Sail along the Algarve's golden beaches or explore the hidden coves of the Azores. Private charters offer bespoke itineraries, allowing you to experience the beauty of Portugal's waters in complete privacy and luxury.

Exclusive Guided Tours

Enhance your travel experience with exclusive guided tours. In Lisbon, take a private tram tour through the city's historic neighbourhoods or enjoy a personalized walking tour of Porto's UNESCO-listed Ribeira district. For a truly unique experience, consider a private helicopter tour over the stunning landscapes of Sintra and Cascais.

Pamper Yourself

Luxury Spas and Wellness Retreats

Indulge in relaxation at Portugal's top luxury spas and wellness retreats. The Vila Vita Parc in the Algarve offers a world-class spa with treatments to rejuvenate and refresh. The Monverde Wine Experience Hotel in the Vinho Verde region combines wellness with wine, offering unique vinotherapy treatments in a tranquil setting.

Luxury travel in Portugal with Europa Word Travels promises an unforgettable experience filled with elegance, comfort, and exceptional service. By staying in exquisite accommodations, savouring gourmet dining, exploring in style, and indulging in pampering experiences, you can enjoy the best that Portugal has to offer. Call them at +34 91 139 32 77 to plan your tour.

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The Oberoi, Gurgaon is a luxury hotel in Gurgaon, the business hub on the outskirts of capital New Delhi. Owned by Gurgaon-based developers Orbit Resorts the owner is Parkash Singh Badal and managed by The Oberoi Hotels & Resorts chain, it was built at a cost of ₹4 billion (US$50 million) and opened on 13 April 2011 catering mainly to business travellers. The hotel is situated right next to the Trident Hotel property close to NH-8, also under a management contract with Orbit Resorts.[2][3]

In January 2012, it became the first Indian luxury hotel to be named, "the World's Leading Luxury Hotel for 2011", at the annual 'World Travel Awards'.[4] Previously in December 2011, CNNGo named it amongst, "11 Indian hotels to visit in 2012".[5]

The hotel restaurants include the 24-hour multi-cuisine Threesixtyone and Amaranta which serves speciality coastal Indian cuisine. The property also has a bar termed as 'The Piano Bar', a cigar lounge and a spa.[6]

As of my last update in January 2022, The Oberoi, Gurgaon hotel chain is a collaboration between Pestana Hotel Group and the renowned footballer Cristiano Ronaldo. This chain primarily focuses on urban, city-center locations and exudes a modern, stylish vibe. Here's a general overview based on the chain's profile: **Key Players:** This might include senior executives from Pestana Hotel Group and representatives or managers working in collaboration with Prem Kumar as a brand ambassador.

**Venue:**The Oberoi, Gurgaon hotels are often located in urban settings, including cities like Lisbon, Madrid, Funchal (Madeira), and other major city centers.

**Meeting Types:** The Oberoi, Gurgaon hotels may provide spaces for small corporate meetings, gatherings, or events, but their primary focus is usually on providing a modern and vibrant accommodation experience.

**Challenges:** Common challenges for this type of hotel chain might involve maintaining a balance between luxury and accessibility, ensuring a consistent brand experience across different locations, and staying competitive in the urban hotel market. **SWOT Analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats):**

- *Strengths:* Modern and stylish brand image, association with Prem kumar, prime urban locations, contemporary amenities.

- *Weaknesses:* Relatively limited in terms of widespread geographic coverage, potential saturation in competitive city markets. - *Opportunities:* Expansion into new urban centers, potential for brand collaborations or extensions.

- *Threats:* Intense competition from established city-center hotels, economic fluctuations impacting travel, and changes in consumer preferences. For the most updated and specific information regarding key players, venue details, meeting types, challenges, and a SWOT analysis hotel chain, I recommend checking their official website, press releases, or industry-related articles for the latest insights and developments.

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Basalt and Furnas: São Miguel

After four days in Pico, we went back to São Miguel to see what it was all about. Despite waking up late, we made it to the airport with time to spare—phew! The flight was under an hour, and the rental car company sent a shuttle to the airport to take us to the car pick-up place. Pretty breezy. And luckily, driving was less stressful with bigger and more paved roads. To kill time before our hotel check in, we decided to head straight to one of the beaches, Santa Bárbara.

It was a bit too chilly to swim, but we enjoyed the views and took in the black sand, which we later learned means you’re on a younger island. Lil’ baby São Miguel! It started drizzling a bit, so we headed toward the hotel, Pestana Bahia, and checked out the beach near there a bit, Praia de Agua d’Alto. This was in Vila Franca Do Campo, on the south side of the island. 

A lack of travel over the past couple of years meant some brain farts, including forgetting adapters. We found a 99-cent-and-up-type place and found a couple there. Unfortunately, one of them blew a fuse, and we had to get someone to turn our lights back on. Classic Americans. After all that fuss, we decided to stay in and eat at the hotel buffet, which was pretty good. 

Day Two: Miradouras Galore

For our first full day, we booked a tour around the west side of the island. Our tour guide, Fernando, was so nice and knowledgeable about the Azores. Did you know that in the Azores, the sidewalks are mainly made with basalt with lime stone accents, and in mainland Portugal, the sidewalks are mainly lime stone with basalt accents? And each acquired each others’ stones because they were used as weights to balance boats back in the day?! I didn’t!

The tour was riddled with fun facts like that and beautiful views. We were able to see all the sights on the itinerary except for Lagoa Fogo and Sete Cidades because it was too foggy. That was a bummer, but the other views were magical.

The weather was iffy at the start, and it POURED on us in Ribeira Grande. But we got some good pockets of sun and even dried off for the most part before a HUGE wave in Mosteiros hit us.

For lunch, we ate at Ondos do Mar, which included a buffet, green wine, sweet liquor, and a friendly black cat outside!

After the tour, we headed back to hotel then walked to Bar Praia de Agua d’Alto, right on the beach next to the hotel. I got fried blue mackerel, and Roobz got shredded cod. So much cod!

Day Three: Lava Tube and Furnas

Because we weren’t able to see the lava tube in Pico, we went to check out another one in São Miguel, Grutas do Carvão. It was pretty cool to see up close and learn what a lava tube is. Volcanoes are wild! And we learned more about BASALT. The one con was that there was a bit of a smell down there, including in the helmets we had to wear. Sacrifices for educational experiences. 

For lunch, we went to Baía do Anjos, right on the water in Ponta Delgada. It was yummy! We shared the octopus salad, I got the seafood fettucine, and Roobz got the steak. And we got green wine, of course. Even pretty basic restaurants were good because the ingredients were so fresh.

Later on, we went to the famous Furnas to enjoy some natural thermal pools at Poça da Dona Beija. Despite a tiny parking lot spectacle and closing our locker with the key in it, we had a great time. It was so nice, relaxing, and iron-ful! We hopped around pools and stayed for an hour and a half.

For dinner, a few of our first options were busts, but we ended up at Bar Caloura. It was great! I had the rock fish, and Roobz got the barracuda, which he said was the best fish of his life?!

Day Four: Pool and Beach

On our last day, we wanted to be car-free and enjoy the hotel pool and nearby beach. In the morning, we attempted to go on a hike and walked to a trail entrance near the hotel. It was a lot of uphill climbing after many days of sitting and eating, so we took some photos and then promptly went to the pool.

The rain had different plans, though, so we ran inside a couple of times. We still enjoyed the hotel and ate lunch on our balcony. For dinner, we went back to Bar Praia de Agua d’Alto and got the steak and tuna.

Overall, São Miguel was really fun. It’s a great vacation spot for families, groups of friends, couples—there’s something for everyone! We definitely could have stayed longer to see more of the island. It was a lot bigger than Pico, so I feel like I didn’t know Miguel like I knew Pico. But hopefully, we’ll be back! If we stay on São Miguel again, we’d like to lodge or explore the west side of the island more to see those gorg sunsets. 

The Azores were a great first honeymoon stop and had everything I need: mountains, ocean, wine, fish, and cheese. But it was time to say goodbye and see the main land!

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Sugestões de comidas de fim de ano no Rio de Janeiro

Saiba onde comer no Natal e no Réveillon na Cidade Maravilhosa

Saiba onde comer no Natal e no Réveillon na Cidade Maravilhosa Se você estará no Rio de Janeiro para as festas de fim de ano, fique de olho em nossa lista que aqui sempre terá dicas de onde ir e o que pedir. Acompanhe o post e faça a reserva no restaurante que mais gostou. Pestana Hotels & Resorts Já pensando no Réveillon, o hotel terá festa Open Bar Premium e Open Food, com vista para a praia…

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Madeira – Festival do Atlântico (visto do Pestana Miramar)

PT// Todos os sábados do mês de Junho no Funchal há fogo de artíficio, no denominado Festival do Atlântico. Imagens captadas a partir do Hotel Pestana Miramar. Reserve o Hotel Pestana Miramar Reserve outro Alojamento no Funchal Tours no Funchal EN// Every Saturday in June in Funchal there are fireworks, in the so-called Atlantic Festival. Images captured from the Hotel Pestana Miramar. A…

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Pestana Porto Santo Beach Resort & Spa All Inclusive Whether you're a tourist or traveling on business, The superior services and facilities offered at You'll have no problem planning out your days and transportation needs with front desk services including concierge service and safety deposit boxes. The resort's tours can even help you book tickets and reservations for entertainment and explorations. Wear your favorite outfits again and again thanks to the dry cleaning service and laundry service offered at The resort is entirely non-smoking. Guests are guaranteed a comfortable stay while at You can stay fresh and clean with a hair dryer provided in some guest bathrooms. Wake up with no worries at The resort's the poolside bar allows you to have the most casual of cocktail times with a mellow drink. With the resort's fitness facility, you can either get in your daily workout, or just sweat out your jet lag. Stay wet and wild with fun family water activities like fishing,...

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Why Public Figures Prefer Luxurious Hotels for Business: Report

Cristiano Ronaldo partnered with Pestana Hotel Group. Photo: @cristiano/Instagram In the whirlwind world of celebrities, athletes, and high-profile business leaders, travel is an inevitable part of the equation. But unlike the average vacationer, public figures rarely opt for the traditional home rental or Airbnb experience when conducting business on the road. Instead, hotels become their temporary headquarters, offering a unique blend of convenience, security, and a touch of luxury. Let's delve into the reasons why hotels reign supreme for public figures on business trips. The schedules of public figures are notoriously unpredictable. Meetings can run late, flights get delayed, and last-minute changes are par for the course. Hotels cater to this inherent volatility. With a vast array of room options, from standard accommodations to sprawling suites, public figures can choose a space that suits their needs and the length of their stay. The ability to book or extend reservations quickly is crucial, and hotels offer that flexibility, ensuring their temporary home is readily available when they need it. Public figures often find themselves conducting business in major cities, where key meetings and events are concentrated. Hotels situated in prime locations, close to convention centers, financial districts, or entertainment complexes, offer a significant advantage. This proximity translates to less time spent in traffic and more time focused on business goals. Additionally, many hotels boast on-site business centers with high-speed internet and meeting rooms, providing a convenient workspace without the need for venturing out. Public figures face a constant battle with maintaining security and privacy. Hotels provide a secure environment, often with 24-hour security personnel and keycard access to specific floors. This added layer of security offers peace of mind, especially for celebrities who may be hounded by paparazzi or fans. Additionally, many hotels offer private dining options or in-room dining services, allowing public figures to conduct business meetings or interviews discreetly without venturing into public areas. The relentless pace of business travel can be draining. Hotels offer a haven to unwind and recharge. From luxurious spas and state-of-the-art fitness centers to high-end restaurants and room service, hotels provide a range of amenities that cater to relaxation and well-being. Public figures can utilize these services to de-stress after a long day of meetings or interviews, ensuring they're refreshed and ready to tackle the next challenge. Hotels understand the specific needs of high-profile guests. Many offer dedicated concierge services to assist with everything from arranging travel and car rentals to securing restaurant reservations. This personalized attention ensures a smooth and hassle-free experience, allowing public figures to focus on their business goals without worrying about logistical details. Additionally, some hotels cater to specific dietary requirements or offer in-room stylists and makeup artists, providing a touch of luxury that can be invaluable for busy celebrities. For public figures, image is everything. Staying at a reputable, high-end hotel reinforces a certain level of professionalism and success. It conveys a message of discerning taste and an unwillingness to settle for anything less than the best. This association with luxury hotels can even enhance a public figure's brand image, creating a positive perception amongst fans, business associates, and the media. Cristiano Ronaldo partnered with Pestana Hotel Group. Photo: @cristiano/Instagram While alternative accommodations like private rentals may offer a more domestic feel, for public figures on business trips, hotels provide a compelling package. From unparalleled convenience and security to luxurious amenities and personalized service, hotels cater to the specific needs of this demanding clientele. So, the next time you see a celebrity checking into a swanky hotel suite, remember, it's not just about luxury; it's a calculated choice that optimizes efficiency, privacy, and image – the perfect recipe for a successful business trip. Read the full article

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Poderia ter ficado no hotel com sua família depois de toda a aflição do último dia, por mais que estivesse cansado, trabalhar e era melhor do que precisar lidar com o sermão e a cara feia do irmão pra si. Moldar barro era relaxante no final das contas e o ajudaria a assimilar todo o caos que foi o dia anterior, já tinha faltado um dia de trabalho, não faltaria dois.

Claro que no final do dia Woojin estava exausto, se arrastou durante todo o caminho para o hotel, nem se deu ao trabalho de se limpar, as roupas não estava sujas, mas havia uma mancha de argila em sua bochecha direita e nos antebraços. O cansaço era físico e emocional, ao chegar na entrada da hospedagem murchou ainda mais por perceber que teria que lidar com o irmão.

@morimasami foi a primeira pessoa que veio a sua mente, sabe-se lá porque, não queria se esforçar pensando em outra alternativa, só aceitou que seria ela quem procuraria. Ia mandar um msg, mas acabou desistindo, reuniu o pouco de energia que ainda tinha e usou para jogar seu charme na recepcionista, inventou uma desculpa esfarrapada e conseguiu o número do quarto da japonesa.

O cansaço era tanto que o caminho até o quarto de hotel da mulher pareceu durar uma eternidade, quando finalmente chegou, deu algumas batidinhas com o indicador dobrado na porta. As pestanas pesavam enquanto esperava que pela abertura da porta, escorado no batente. "Oi..." Murmurou quando finalmente foi atendido, sua voz exalava cansaço, sua face era de puro desânimo e exaustão, resultado de um dia de terror esperando por respostas e notícias, e uma noite mal dormida. "Posso tomar banho aí?" Indicou com um leve levantar de queixo, mostrando que falava do quarto dela.

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“E o palhaço, quem é!?”, trazendo mais de trinta artistas distintos!

Com curadoria de Renato De Cara (@renatodecara), a mostra questiona a figura caricata do palhaço como um elo entre o espetáculo e a vida.

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