Truly, this is one of the MOST comfortable and user friendly stays of my entire life. Not one, single thing I’d change. What makes it so spectacular?
- Toilet separate from the bathing room.
- Full size hair dryer on the wall with a nozzle that fits my diffuser.
- Kleenex box full and on the wall.
- Towel bar (electric drying) on the wall, and two towel bars for hand towels.
- WASH CLOTHS! Mitts really.
- Ample TOWELS!ππππ
- Electric tea kettle with full size cups AND spoons for ease of making Starbucks coffee (via instant granules schlepped through Jamaica and Cambodiaπ).
- An electric fan AND heating/cooling unit, not that we need it.
- USB wall outlets at each bedside table, along with an individual lamp and an outlet.
- Bedside tables at the OUTER edges of the beds, so plus one can stay up a bit longer without me noticing too much.
- Just a five minute walk from the ‘Square’ (piazza!π€£), and plentiful restaurants!
- A clothes drying cord strung across the wonderful bathtub, so well out of anybody’s way. I was able to wash a small load with my sink sides last night. They are nearly dry.πππ
- A wonderful, coffin size bathtub. This makes perfect sense because the area at the lower extremities is typically less than the area at the shoulders, and allows for a quicker fill and simmering, hot water as deep as the shouldersππππ!
- Trash bins throughout the room. I counted four!
I could go on, but time waits for no one, nor does the tour bus.πππ. Today we will be joined by our second guide (Chris left us in Normandy), and 89-year-old gentleman who was nine years old when American troops arrived in German occupied Bastogne. He remembers it well, and lives to share his knowledge with we ‘yanks’. π§πͺ π
Wonderful description of your surroundings. Thanks
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