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realspeed

Chatterbox

South coast

Joined: Sep 2014

Posts: 12,931

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31-07-2020, 07:27 PM

Re: Very posh hotels

Originally Posted by Cinderella ->

O gosh, however did you feel next morning.

Good question but no answer, can't remember to be honest. however an experience I will never forget. Intersting how we got invited but not on this thread its off topic. better in members only thread

Percy Vere

Senior Member

Wilds and woolly wastes of Staffordshire, UK

Joined: Dec 2019

Posts: 4,792

Percy Vere has posted at least 25 times and has been a member for 3 months or more

01-08-2020, 04:23 PM

Re: Very posh hotels

Originally Posted by realspeed ->

Never seen anything like the hotel in Fishermans Wharf San Francisco
They don't have a restaurant in the hotel we stayed at but one attached to it.
We met some internet friends there for a meal ordered for 4 and they bought out enugh for a party of 10. Quite common to ask for a doggie bag to take home what they can't eat. Stagggerd how much the locals could get through, would have made 2/3 meals for Sue and I

Val and I found the same in New York. The portion sizes were massive. We were asked if we wanted doggy bags but explained we were on holiday and leaving the next day (we weren't but ... ). Even having a sandwich made up at lunchtime was a shocker. More than once we had to say stop to the lady putting a mountain of food on a relatively small piece of bun or bagel.