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Dar Ghadames: Brand new and beautiful
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With only two Italian families staying there the first night I was in Ghadames, and three Venezualans the next night, the atmosphere in Ghadames' newest hotel was somewhat eerie to say the least. My room was lovely - big, spotlessly clean and comfortable with a marvellous bed (bliss after the Kabir's lumpy pillows and hard mattress), tastefully and simply decorated - everything I like a hotel room to be. To get to it, I had to walk down what seemed like endless, echoing marble-floored passages, all completely silent and empty. It was rather disconcerting! Of course, I was there out of the main tourist season - I have no doubt when most, if not all, the 78 rooms in this newest addition to Ghadames' accommodation options are full, things will be somewhat different. Although it is a way out of the town centre, the reality is there's not a lot to attract you into town at night. Most tour groups will probably have dinner in the hotel - and if you have travelled independently you will almost certainly have a vehicle at your disposal, whether it be your own or the one that brought you here. I ate one (very ordinary) meal in the hotel's virtually empty restaurant - the next night I ate in town with my driver at one of the restaurants on the main square - a better meal and definitely better company! The breakfasts were, like dinner, pretty ordinary, but the staff were very pleasant, the view of the sunrise from the restaurant was stunning, there was lots of hot water - and I always make sure I carry a good book. I would certainly stay here again.
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VeronicaG Fri Jun 19, 2009 22:11 UTC I liked your up to date and thorough tips, Leyle! Sorry it took me so long to drop by....hope to read about your future travels soon. | Nemorino Fri Jun 5, 2009 19:33 UTC Another great page! Amazing (to me, at least) that the dry, clean sand of the dunes was such a wonderful preservative for the Villa Sileen. You saw so many beautiful places -- but thanks also for your authoritative tip on the landmine situation. | kokoryko Thu Jun 4, 2009 20:43 UTC I’ll have to come back to see the last updates; Libya is a fascinating country and I loved to discover the Dawada Lakes and Valley of life (death?) with you, Leyle. | lynnehamman Thu Apr 16, 2009 13:05 UTC Leyle-this is an amazing page-with tips and photos that are worthy of any travel magazine or even book. I really enjoyed reading , and would love to see Libya.BTW-I love the camel pictures (those eyelashes!) Thanks |
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