Sentences with phrase «come for a free tour»
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The above event is free but if you'd like to come to a paying event e.g. a Social (such as salsa or a walking tour) or a Black Label event you can also pay for friends.
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Come and review your first set of matches for free and take a tour around the last ever dating site you will use.
Feel free to come on in for a tour of the boarding facility.
Please feel free to come in for a tour, call to discuss your pets health, or meet our staff.
Please feel free to come by for a tour or to meet the staff!
The crew on Viking Pride came through for us when the ship got held up: extra free tours, free beverages and great parties.
Features: Café Delux serves breakfast and dinner for around $ 5, coffee and tea free all day, 24 hour check in, movie lounge free, kitchen, BBQ parties, free underground parking (first come basis), Internet Access $ 1/12 minutes, no curfew / lockout, free linens, lockers in rooms, private baths in all rooms, discounted tours and shuttles, free pick - up from LAX Airport 1 - 3... MORE p.m. Mon - Sat, bicycle rental
Baan Suay Karon Hotel is a 3 star boutique style hotel.Although small and often referred to as boutique, the hotel has a tremendous touch of modern designs.The 20 rooms are all well furnished with 3 room types to choose from.The spacious rooms are bright, modern, and installed with tiled floors.Within each of the rooms comes an air conditioning unit, a coffee and tea maker, a mini bar and refrigerator, electronic safe, free WiFi, and TV providing cable and satellite channels.The private bathrooms only have showers and a complementary hair dryer.Baan Suay Karon Hotel has an outdoor pool, on - site restaurant, tour desk, and on - site beauty shop and barber shop available for guests to take advantage of.
But don't wait until November to get a glimpse of what's to come: Head to the Denver Museum of Nature and Science next Wednesday, May 11, at 6 p.m. for a free live brodcast tour of the collection from Maryland, where it is currently stored.
Tales at Tate Saturday 1st May 2010 13:00 - 15:00 Admission Free, no booking required Come and join our poet and storyteller John Hughes as he tells interactive poems in out exciting exhibition space Suitable for ages 0 - 12 LOCATION FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR GALLERIES TALKS, TOURS AND DISCUSSIONS: