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Looking for a soundproof/lightproof hotel/motel/resort
My brother is getting married and mentioned to me a while back about a honeymoon place somewhere where it was totally lightproof/soundproof. He said that it was like a round building divided into "pie shaped" rooms. Possibly might be in the Poconos area, but now sure. I would like to find out a place like this to give him as a wedding gift. Any place in the United Staes that fits criteria would be helpful. I tried search the web, but to no avail.
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OK, I will bite. WHY?
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Brookstone makes an eyemask that was developed for astronauts to use in space to block out all light while they sleep. Earplugs are cheap and they work well.
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Is she that loud?
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That's just were he said he would like to spend his honeymoon, but he doesn't remember the name of the place or the location. He had heard about it from a friend a few years back. Thought I would be the nice sister and find it for him and my new sister-in-law to be.
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I did a web search for "round hotel with pie shaped rooms" & came up with a mention of the Westin Peachtree hotel in Atlanta. It has 73 stories with 15 pie shaped rooms per floor.
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Possibly in Syracuse, NY? The Marx Hotel and Conference Center is a round building and has pie shaped rooms.
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Found a link for: A U-shaped diner with oyster pie. A hotel with heart shaped rooms and pecan pie. "pie shaped" room: http://www.golfcanadaswest.com/LodgeatKan.html Pie shaped dorm rooms at North Park U, Chicago. Lots of hits for "pie shaped hotel room" |
This is probably what you're looking for
http://www.poconovacations.com/Accom...aven/index.asp Round <i>beds</i>, no windows, soundproof. I'd suggest checking with him first before buying the gift.((h)) |
Has anyone asked the bride for her opinion about these accommodations?
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I'm with you anonymous :)
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