I wasn't expecting much from the hotel; I had been there briefly, but only to the roof top bar (which is a most to checkout if you're in the downtown area), and it looked trendy, but I didn't imagine the rooms to be anything more then something you'd see at a Holiday Inn.
Below is my picture tour of the hotel that now ranks number three on my list of great ones...
The bed was a on a platform, so it was basically 12 inches off the ground. Notice in the background there's glass windows...that's the shower! So when you take a shower, you stare right into the bedroom.
Part of what made the hotel so cool was the ironic, comedic little things throughout the room...like this condom! Talk about instructions everyone could follow!
This is a fresh new roll of toilet paper! Again...great instructions!
The top floor of the hotel is open to the public in the day (I think there's a charge at night). These water beds are great for reading a book!
You can't stay in a great hotel without a beautiful lady!
My new favorite shirt!
More lodge seating on the top floor.
I'd love to see what this roof top floor looks like in an earthquake.
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A shower right by the bed? If those walls could talk, I'm sure they'd have plenty of awkward stories.
Love the shirt, by the way.
I love the photo of you two love birds. But seriously, I would NOT go for showering in full view of the bedroom. I would tell my hubby to look out the window for about 10 minutes when I was in there. Otherwise the place looks awesome!
All I could think was: boy, imagine if you were sharing the room with someone on a business trip! Totally awkward!
I went to a seminar at the Sofitel, across from the Beverly Center. The buffet was delicious and the service was impeccable.
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