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SilQ Bangkok

Posted by Roger Baronat on November 30, 2012
Posted in: THAILAND. Leave a Comment

Photo Source:  SilQ Bangkok

The SilQ Bangkok in Bangkok, Thailand is a small boutique hotel offering visitors a sense of privacy together with light-filled spaces embellished with polished marble, warm woods and touches of Thai contemporary décor. The hotel is just off Sukhumvit Road and within walking distance to the BTS skytrain station, Asoke and the MRT subway station, Sukhumvit. Situated a heartbeat away from the Emporium Shopping Centre, Robinsons Department Store, the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC) and the Stock Exchange of Thailand, the SilQ Bangkok Hotel offers exceptional convenience for business or leisure travelers with easy access to commercial, financial and shopping destinations.

Olympic Lodge, Port Angeles

Posted by Roger Baronat on November 29, 2012
Posted in: WASHINGTON. Leave a Comment

Photo Source:  Olympic Lodge, Port Angeles

Olympic Lodge in Port Angeles, Washington is surrounded by the natural beauty of the Olympic Mountains, the Strait of Juan de Fuca, and Vancouver Island and takes pride in showcasing the same beauty on its hotel grounds. Local artists at Vision Landscape and Nursery have used native plants to create the lodge’s own alpine rock garden for visitors to enjoy. The back of the hotel features several fountains modeled after the streams and waterfalls seen everywhere in the Olympic National Park. And the Bistro at Olympic Lodge features hand crafted omelets, fluffy pancakes, traditional French toast, and the lodge chef’s signature quiche.

Lakeview Motor Inn, Lake Placid

Posted by Roger Baronat on November 28, 2012
Posted in: NEW YORK. Leave a Comment

[ Superstorm Sandy knocked us out for a while. But Lobbymania is up and running again! Enjoy. ]

Photo Source:  Lakeview Motor Inn, Lake Placid

The Lakeview Motor Inn in Lake Placid, New York is snuggled along beautiful Mirror Lake and Main Street evoking memories of a time when traditions began and families celebrated together around a warm fire or on the deck after a day on the water or in the mountains. During the afternoons, visitors often revel at the world famous Dancing Bears – which offers great food and fun with the coldest beer in town. In the evenings, visitors may savor the relaxing atmosphere of PRs, an intimate bar with a wood burning fireplace and comfortable oversized leather chairs for relaxing or playing games.