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hotel luxe

Uncategorized / May 12, 2008


so this weekend we were at the morrison house hotel in alexandria va.
after two weekends in a row of staying in fancy hotels, i’m questioning everything our house stands for. why do we not have 8 patterns per room? where’s our carrera marble? draperies? cut crystal? bolster pillows?
i’ve never been sold on hotel style at the crib, but i must say, coming home to our kitchen that smells like cat boxes, and our bamboo shades hung on nails– after lounging on frette and having turn down service is — not seamless.
here’s the room we stayed in — it was less… orange in person. and more lovely.

the hotel was pet friendly! which i think is fab. if you bring a dog, according to the website, they give you:doggy toys and leash (to keep)
use of our dog bowls and pet beds (not to keep)
choice of a book about dogs (we have four titles to choose from)

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