Tess wrote:

>
>
> Thanks, guys! Just what I wanted to know. Yeah, we thought it'd be allright,
> but I thought I'd just ask the experts : )
>
> Steve, I've stayed at just one, and they *are* nice. This one has a
> fireplace (!), afternoon cocktail party, and what is apparently a wicked
> breakfast buffet. Really it's a business trip, ( so the good ol' company's
> paying : ) but very loose, and for me it's just a little vacation : )
>
> I'll post a foodie report when I get back, at which time I'm sure I'll weigh
> plenty more than I do now : )
>
> Cheers ~
>
> - Tess!
>
>

Always nice when work's paying! ;-) I wouldn't get too awfully
excited about the breakfast, at least judging from my past
experiences. It's more of a continental style, rolls, pastries, cold
cereal, toast, bagels, coffee, juice, milk, etc... but it's better
than nothin'! Now the afternoon cocktail party I usually
participated in. Started by having drinks in the Jacuzzi ;-)

Having the full kitchen is very nice. Throw stuff in the fridge for
snacks etc. I usually go out for dinner when traveling though so I
haven't really used it for real cooking. I do that at home so I
usually pass when on the road, which thank heaven I haven't had to do
for quite a while. Traveling for work (at least in my case) was more
of a pita than anything else. End up working pretty long hours. I
spent a week in California, 1 block away from Disney and I think that
I saw the sign for it once. :-(

--
Steve

Ever wonder about those people who spend $2.00 apiece on those little
bottles of Evian water? Try spelling Evian backwards...