Located in the heart of Southern California, Days Inn by Wyndham Castaic Six Flags Magic is the perfect destination for both business and leisure travelers. With its convenient location near major highways and attractions like Six Flags Magic Mountain, this hotel offers easy access to endless entertainment options. The hotel boasts comfortable and spacious rooms designed to provide a relaxing atmosphere for guests. Each room is equipped with modern amenities such as flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, and comfortable beds, ensuring a comfortable stay for every guest. Additionally, some rooms offer stunning views of the nearby mountains, adding to the overall charm of the hotel. Days Inn by Wyndham Castaic Six Flags Magic also offers a range of on-site facilities to enhance guests' experience.
Days Inn by Wyndham Castaic Six Flags Magic also offers a range of on-site facilities to enhance guests' experience. The outdoor pool is perfect for taking a refreshing dip or lounging under the sun. The fitness center allows guests to keep up with their workout routine while traveling.
Review: The Curse of Saints by Kate Dramis
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'A sparkling masterpiece of fantasy! The world building was original and expertly done, the enemies to lovers is unmatched' 5***** READER REVIEW
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'This book has everything I adore about this genre - powerful female lead, full of action and adventure, twists and turns . . . Brilliant!' 5***** READER REVIEW
____________Has she been sent to save the realm or destroy it?
As Spymaster to the Queen, Aya's blood oath ensures she protects those she fights alongside - including Will, the Queen's Enforcer and Aya's bitter rival.
When rumours of dark magic rise in a nearby kingdom, both are sent to investigate.
But when Aya's power acts beyond her gods-given affinity, she risks being turned into a weapon in a war she doesn't know how to win.
And when her relationship with Will unexpectedly shifts, neither knows the danger that will follow . . .
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'I wish I could read it again for the first time. You will fall in love with not only the characters but the story itself, absolutely breathtaking' 5***** READER REVIEW'Every interaction between Aya and Will made me squeal and I am obsessed with them' 5***** READER REVIEW
'The first paragraph of chapter one grabbed me and I was immediately hooked' 5***** READER REVIEW
Kate Drami’s debut novel The Curse of Saints makes use of many well-loved tropes, but it’s missing that special something that distinguishes it from its comparators.
As Spymaster to the Queen, Aya is one of the most respected – and feared – people in her kingdom. Part of the Queen’s guard and her Third-in-Command, few citizens of her realm are more powerful. But unbeknownst to all, even her beloved Queen,, Aya’s tenuous grip on her staggering powerful magic is weakening. If she doesn’t learn to control her emotions, disaster will inevitably follow. If only Aya didn’t have to work so closely with Will, her bitter rival since childhood and a major pain in her ass. As the Queen’s Enforcer, the pair must work together to capture spies, foil plots, and generally uphold the interests of their realm.
When rumors of a dark magic in a nearby kingdom begin to spread, Will and Aya are sent to investigate. Could this power be the prophesied darkness that will break the veil between humans and the gods, calling forth the end of times? While investigating (spying) abroad, Aya’s emotional state becomes even more tumultuous as she begins to suspect that Will himself might be connected to this darkness – and even a plot to unseat the Queen.
Bit by bit, Dramis reveals the reason behind their discord – and it’s a good one. It may be a trope as old as time, but I love a good enemies-to-lovers romance arc. What can I say? Sue me. The seething tension between Aya and Will is delightful (Will’s “romantic” lines, less so). Unfortunately, I thought Aya and Will were much more compelling when they hated each other’s guts compared to their dynamic as a couple. It felt a little flat, which is a major disappointment in a fantasy romance novel.
These people are spymasters, generals, and diplomats, but half the time they’re running around acting like teenagers.
As with so many fantasy novels I’ve read lately, my main issue here was with the characters. I can forgive fantasy romance a lot of sins, but I can’t forgive sloppy character work. These people are spymasters, generals, and enforcers, but half the time they’re running around acting like teenagers. Maybe fantasy writers should give it a rest with all these twenty year-old government officials. I don’t know how safe I’d feel if I knew that the people running my kingdom, supposedly cunning and dangerous people, were falling for juvenile schemes. Blowing off a mission to get drunk in a medieval style dive bar after a fight with your prospective girlfriend is incredibly embarrassing behaviour.
I also wish I could speak more to the world building, but it was weirdly convoluted. Aya, Will, and the other members of the Queen’s elite forces all have magical abilities given to them by the gods, but the reason why the gods bestowed these gifts was never explained. Their magics are meant to stop the coming of an apocalypse, but the apocalypse might actually be the gods returning to the realm? I swear I was reading carefully, but I didn’t grasp it. Maybe that confusion is intentional, since Aya doesn’t understand the scope of her powers or her role in the coming battle, but instead of being intrigued by the mystery I just felt frustrated.
The Curse of Saints has significant crossover appeal for YA readers, but that isn’t me. I wanted to read an adult fantasy romance, not an average YA fantasy with a bland and familiar setting and characters. I won’t be continuing the series.
Additionally, business travelers will appreciate the well-equipped business center, perfect for staying productive during their stay. The hotel's location near Six Flags Magic Mountain is a major draw for thrill-seekers and families alike. Within a short drive, guests can experience the excitement of roller coasters and fun-filled attractions at the famous amusement park. For those looking for outdoor activities, Castaic Lake State Recreation Area is just a stone's throw away, offering opportunities for boating, fishing, and picnicking. Guests can also take advantage of the hotel's proximity to the bustling city of Los Angeles. A short drive will lead to popular attractions such as Universal Studios, Hollywood, and Beverly Hills. Whether it's exploring the famous entertainment industry or indulging in world-class shopping and dining, there's something for everyone in the City of Angels. Whether you're in town for a business trip or a family vacation, Days Inn by Wyndham Castaic Six Flags Magic offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and adventure. With its well-appointed rooms, excellent amenities, and prime location, this hotel is the ideal choice for travelers seeking an unforgettable experience in Southern California..
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1. Jane Smith - 1 star
I had a terrible experience at Days Inn by Wyndham Castaic Six Flags Magic. The room was dirty and smelled musty. The bedsheets were stained and the bathroom was not well-maintained. The staff was unhelpful and seemed disinterested in ensuring guest satisfaction. I would not recommend staying at this hotel.
2. John Doe - 2 stars
I was disappointed with my stay at Days Inn by Wyndham Castaic Six Flags Magic. The room was outdated, with old furniture and worn-out carpeting. The air conditioning was loud and barely kept the room cool. Additionally, the Wi-Fi was unreliable and kept disconnecting. The hotel needs to improve its overall maintenance and update its facilities to provide a more comfortable experience for guests.
3. Sarah Thompson - 1 star
I had high expectations for Days Inn by Wyndham Castaic Six Flags Magic, but it fell short of them. The cleanliness of the room was subpar, with visible dust and dirt in corners and on surfaces. The bathroom had a leaky faucet and the shower drain was slow, causing water to accumulate. The noise from neighboring rooms and the hallway was also quite disruptive. Overall, it was not a pleasant stay and I would not choose to stay at this hotel again.
4. Mike Johnson - 2 stars
I was not impressed with my stay at Days Inn by Wyndham Castaic Six Flags Magic. The room had a strange odor and felt outdated. The walls were thin, as I could hear noise from the adjacent rooms. The breakfast provided was disappointing, with limited options and low-quality food. The hotel could definitely use some upgrades and improvements to make it more comfortable for guests.
5. Emily Wilson - 1 star
My experience at Days Inn by Wyndham Castaic Six Flags Magic was extremely unsatisfactory. The room was dirty and showed signs of poor maintenance, such as peeling wallpaper and stained carpets. The bed was uncomfortable and the pillows were lumpy. The staff was not friendly or helpful, and the overall atmosphere of the hotel was lackluster. I would advise avoiding this hotel if you value cleanliness and comfort during your stay.