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MY STAY IN EUROPE WITH JUNE WALTON.

NOW YOU SEEM NOW YOU DONT.   WITH JUNE VICTORIA WALTON 2010 .

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REVIEW LONGUEVILLE MANOR HOTEL. PART FIVE CLENT REPORT. 26 FEBRUARY 2014

3 MARCH MONDAY 2014.

REVIEW.  

LONGUEVILLE MANOR HOTEL

26 FEBRUARY 2014   
PART FIVE.

Returning to our suit of rooms I retired to bed to read and check the news on the third wall mounted television in our sumptuous apartment while Edward reclined in the lounge.
 Two chamber maids turned down the bed earlier  leaving a pillow spray to aid our relaxation of  lavender essential oils.    The bed was so big it took some time tfor us  fall asleep as we were lying so far apart.  Waking at  dawn to bird song  was some thing I have not experienced for many years and added to the thrill of our stay.

 I did not want to leave our hotel suit and felt quite emotional on packing up my belongings.  Having enjoyed  a very long shower and shampoo under the  powerful warm rain water shower unite in the wet room and delighting in using the most expensive toiletry's of natural ingredients I  wrapped myself to dry in  warm  fluffy white towels and dressing gown with slippers  feeling the most relaxed than I have felt in years.
  We were due to depart at midday so with the remains of our luxurious toiletry's we reluctantly departed.

It was an interlude into the world of the rich that I shall always remember.  Thanks to a chance remark of my husbands to the hotel manager on my birthday last October when he most kindly gave  us a complimentary  voucher for a one nights free stay at the hotel.

Relaxing in the bar.

Small section of the lounge.

A small section of the bathroom.

REVIEW LONGUEVILLE MANOR HOTEL. CLIENT REPORT PART FOUR. WEDNESDAY 26 FEBRUARY 2014.

SUNDAY 2 MARCH 2014

LONGUEVILLE MANOR HOTEL 26 WEDNESDAY 2014.  

CLIENT REPORT.PART FOUR.

Edward took an instant shine to a turquoise ceramic horse displayed in our hotel lounge.  It was an impressive sized piece of art work standing three foot high on a cabinet next to the french windows with double glazed glass doors leading on to the formal garden's and paved patio with a round table and chairs.

Sitting in the opulence of the vast lounge impressed Edward who immediately tested the huge wall mounted television set. 

 The furniture was comfortable, a silver coloured round table set in one corner was set with three apples and a bowel of water perfumed by one rose petal under a charcoal portrait drawing of a Jersey cow.  As an artist myself I was not impressed with the drawing.  It was large and black but the form was not convincing it appeared  slightly amateurish. 

There was a huge lamp in the room near to the sofa supporting a collection of colourful cushions the design one would expect to see in a film studio that grabbed my attention   because of my work in the film industry .

We eat and  and drank in the bar after making use of the bath room.  Me bathing in the gigantic shell while Edward took photos.  We were not impressed with the  food we were served in the bar by two flapping flunkey's but we enjoyed our cocktails, they were great.

REVIEW LONGUEVILLE MANOR HOTEL. CLIENT REPORT PART THREE. WEDNESDAY 26 FEBRUARY 2014

2 MARCH 2014

LONGUEVILLE MANOR HOTEL. 

REPORT PART THREE.

The bathroom across the hall was something else, the room was huge with grey ceramic tiles containing a double size bath  in the shape of a half a giant egg it was so fine and delicately designed it gave the appearance of being made of shell gleaming on a dais decorated with tiny blue lights at the foot. 

 Two separate hand wash basins also of shell design balanced on black marble under a mirror so big it reflected the whole room in order that when reclining in the bath one was able to watch the wall inset bathroom television in the mirror with ease.  

The lavatory was designer dainty and wall hung next to the  rain water style shower unite and glass wet room.  I shall remember that magnificent both room for the rest of my life.  

I love orchids for their intricate workmanship and individuality of shape and colours and record that there were pots of white orchids displayed every where in our suit or rooms as part of the furnishing, including a single white  corsage among the towels. 

 The three huge tall glass vase's of deep pink orchids displayed in the hotel foyer were outstanding as was the welcoming smell from the two open wood burning fire places together with the perfume of tea lights and  bowels filled with polished green apples displayed on tables along the corridors and in nooks and crannies about the manor.