Del Aire Inn

公路旁邊的二層小型汽車旅館，象木頭房子不隔音，聽到晚住早離的隔壁房客抱怨説話燒水沖淋關門聲，室外汽車聲，我住的木頭房門不好關，設施陳舊（或破舊），有冰箱，微波爐能否正常便用看運氣，水壓可以，洗漱間使用正常，洗漱用品欠缺，有的房間什麼都沒有需找店家領用，早知道不會選擇這兒

The room service could have been better. We left early to travel but did not find new towels, etc., upon our return.

Ottimo per una o due notti a Los Angeles con l’auto col parcheggio gratuito e vicinissimo all’aeroporto internazionale. Classico Motel americano non nuovo ma decente per stare dentro un budget low cost.

地理位置好，停車安全，服務周到，值得推薦，5分好評！

很一般 勝在真的便宜

這個價位都還可以

倒酒店快0點了，入住的房間，比較乾淨，wifi信號差，沒有拖鞋和牙膏牙刷，不知道是忘了放，還是這邊都不配衹，太晚，就一老頭在門口接待處內室，要，也沒去打擾他

Fëanor created the Silmarils in the Years of the Trees during the Noontide of Valinor.[1] They were named after and crafted of a crystalline substance named silima, and contained some of the light from the Two Trees of Valinor themselves (made by Yavanna and Nienna, and named Telperion the Silver and Laurelin the Gold). While it was said that no violence within the kingdom of Arda could mar or harm the Silmarils, they could still evidently be destroyed, as the Valar were implied to have the ability to break them open to release the light within. Recognizing their immense beauty, they were hallowed by Varda, Queen of Arda, so that no hands unclean, or anything evil, could touch them. Before Melkor began stirring up trouble amongst the Ñoldor, Fëanor would often wear them blazing on his brow at feasts and would allow others to see them, but as he began to suspect his kin he no longer displayed them openly, allowing only his father and sons to view them. After Fëanor was exiled to Formenos, the Silmarils were stored in a chamber of iron.

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