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Palm Trees from Los Angeles Zoo.
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This is the view from our lanai, which is a fancy Hawaiian word for "balcony."
So, we get to the Fairmont Orchid for the last leg of our trip, right? And they tell us that they're parking our butts on something called the "Fairmont Gold" floor, which is basically them saying, "We've just upgraded you to paradise. You know, the place with the 72 virgins? With manna falling from heaven? Yeah. That place."
Fairmont Gold is a reserved, select floor available at most (if not all) Fairmont hotels.
It is essentially a rich person's floor. An executive's paradise. According to their brochure, they have dealt with such extreme suggestions as having to find an ostrich egg incubator and having to arrange someone's entire wedding in 24 hours. They have a staff of crazy ninja concierges who will tend to your every need. They know your name. You walk out of your room, and they are waiting to offer you anything. Coffee. Juice. Information. Wisdom. Reservations. Sexual favors. You name it, they'll do it. (Okay, I don't really know about the sexual favors. If you ever are fortunate enough to get on a Fairmont Gold floor, please don't tell them that Chuck told you to ask them for oral pleasures or anything. I'll so get in trouble.)
They have a lounge and balcony that is yours to exploit. This comes with free food for most of the day, and free (non-alcoholic) beverages. This is awesome, because food is stupid expensive in Hawaii (example: at the grocery store, a carton of Breyer's ice cream was $10). Free anything in Hawaii is a holy grail of delight.
Plus, you get turn down service, free Internet, a crap-ton of soaps and mouthwashes and special creams, robes, a hoary host of towels -- it's really stupid in how wonderful it is.
I don't know how much Fairmont Gold really costs, or why we even got it. My assumption is either that they were simply under-booked (which holds water given the lack of people there during our stay) and needed to pay their ninja concierges to do something, or that they somehow investigated me and found out I was a powerful travel blogger with dangerous friends and they sought only to appease me. Since the latter isn't actually true, I'm going to bet on the former.
It's also possible that without realizing it, I fought the leprechaun at the end of the rainbow in the prior picture, and my prize was not a pot of gold, but the Fairmont Gold floor.
WA = Washington State, USA
This Photostream documents our daily enjoyment of the flora, fauna and beauty of Washington State.
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Sunrise at 6.00 in the morning in Sharm el Sheikh ~ Sinai. It is light there at 5.00 and to think it is still dark here at 8.00 in the morning.....