Retreat at Westpark Apartments in Houston, TX. Have any comments?
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Again, I don't have any comments.
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Housing is pretty quiet. It's kinda lonely.  I don't know about the inside of the homes but they look pretty roomy.
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For my personal rating?\nA five star smells good when you enter the room. Everything works, every thing is clean, there are all the extra amenities , the rooms are fairly sound proofed so next doors TV doesn't bother you. Indoor pool and spa, weight room, adequate parking, and a hot breakfast!
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My parents have a place on a lake about an hour and half away. I try to get down there as often as possible in the summer. When I go on vacation, I love going down to my timeshare in Palm Beach right on the ocean. I look at the website sometimes and just wish I was there. My other retreat at work is Yahoo Answers.
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Yes. I thought my name would give it away.\n\nAlways something going on in Houston or Clear Lake area, come down to Kemah Board walk with a GF this friday or sat nite around 5pm, also T-Bone Toms has a great band to listen to their.\n\n\nCheck out City Search for stuff to do of for places to go.
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Not yet... ok just checked them out, pretty good.\nEver heard of Westberry Rose?\nFind them doing the July 6th, 2006 event for my buddies on the Jersey shore.
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http://www.thescottsdaleresort.com/\n\nWe went there in the fall and had a great time.  We were too warm to play tennis but the pool was god, food was good.  I am not happy about a stocked bar in my room, I would have liked instead an ampy fridge.  There is a mall not too far away and also lots of shopping.
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My gf's cousin is there at the moment, and he loves it.  He's living close to the uni itself (so accommodation must be fairly readily available) and the town itself is very nice - well provided with shops, pubs, clubs, and the like.\n\nNot a bad choice at all!
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I can't tell you which of the many are best, but I can tell you about one I lived in briefly.\nI lived for a month in the Avalon at 4th and King. I was put up there as a corporate apartment. While it was fine, it was relatively expensive, and the rooms were small. It also had one of those rooms that served as kitchen, dining room and living room all in one. I'm not fond of these kinds of rooms, which are particularly American. The smell of cooking, people watching TV, people eating -- these all seem like activities that should be separated from one another. Call me old fashioned.  \nThe Avalon had a big gym, however, which was very good, and concierge service, which was very convenient. Most of them were very friendly. One concierge even hugged me when we left and said she was going to miss me!  Also convenient was its proximity to the Caltrain, the Safeway across the street and the Starbucks. But if you crave culture, this ain't it: everything is a chain store nearby.\nSo depending on your budget, your need for convenience and culture, and your tolerance for small rooms and/or omnirooms, it may suit you.
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Went to Park City in 2002 to officiate and spectate. A WONDERFULL experience. Went with a group of 15 people. Rented a condo about 1 mile from the site( for Luge). Had to split the cost 8 ways ( couples) only way to afford it. Ticket won't be Available yet but start sniffing for a place to stay. Be ready for sticker shock.\n\n                    Lugeman
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my friends mom lives there 64 yrs old ...she loves it and I have visited her its a great place and not a typical retirement community !!! visit in person before you decide that's your bet bet :)
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If you're looking to live in the city I would suggest Stevens Community Apartments.  I LOVED this rental company in Minneapolis the entire 2 years I lived in their building and was sad to leave when I moved out of state.  Their buildings are located mostly around Stevens Square in the Stevens/Loring Heights neighboorhoods.  Its basically in between uptown & downtown very close to Loring Park & the Walker.  Everybody in the rental office knew are names right away and always greated us when we came in to pick up packages.  They even gave us a welcom basket with laundry tokens, toliet paper, chips, & cleaning products.  The neighborhood can seem a bit sketchy at first but in the 2 years I lived there I never had a problem, and I actually loved how very urban it felt with all the old buildings in the area.  Another bonus of that is nealry all the apartments have all or nearly all hardwood floors.  The prices generally start at about $535 for a studio/one bedroom and go up from there with deposit  being the same about as the 1st month's rent.  You should check though because sometimes they have specials.  Otherwise I had good luck looking on Craig's list too, and their you can even look to move in with other people so you don't have to pay so much on your own.  Good luck!
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Yes, it's a very nice place. Depending on your style and what you want, there are different places you can live. New Haven's by the coast and is a city if you like it busy. Where as towns like Guilford that are more quiet. Also the food is great, especially the pizza! You must have seen Mystic Pizza, lol.
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i dont attend, but it is gorgeous. There is a gorgeous lake with geese and thir is a sidewalk around the entire thing. it is also full of trees. outside it a great place to study. their athletics program is great as well. they have a place for all to workout. Their cafeteria is actually good too. they serve chickfila and subs and pizza.i love it! you should definitely go there!
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Wow, great question..\n   The park is awesome, but I find water to be relaxing. The beach or a lake is great. Hanging out with friends, donating your time to a good cause is great too, like volunteering at an animal shelter or helping out at a children's hospital. It doesn't cost anything and it makes you feel good!
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Wow that sounds like fun.  Let me know when you find out so I can move there.
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I haven't been there either, sounds like a good place to go. Let me know how it goes.