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#691
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: SFO
Programs: United global services, BA gold,
Posts: 837
If you plan to take advantage of the pool and spa for sure you can go and give a try
Bvlgari is small (less than 100 rooms), I like the location very much and their italian restaurant is great.^
On the other hand decor is very masculine with silver, dark wood and black stone. I guess it is not everybody's taste and many people will find it cold and lacking the english atmosphere.
It is still my favorite just before FSPL.:-:
Bvlgari is small (less than 100 rooms), I like the location very much and their italian restaurant is great.^
On the other hand decor is very masculine with silver, dark wood and black stone. I guess it is not everybody's taste and many people will find it cold and lacking the english atmosphere.
It is still my favorite just before FSPL.:-:
#692
Original Poster
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Here there and everywhere
Posts: 6,303
We have decided are going to try The Bvlgari. My husband will love the modern, dark wood and black stone, and I am a swimmer. Swimming around in little circles in the Berkeley pool just does not work well! Thank you for the great reviews on the hotel! Any room suggestions?
#693
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: France
Posts: 971
Vuittons is better than me for this question
(edit: I wrote that before Vuittons replied lol)
Deluxe rooms are already quite spacious and nice.
I would avoid Junior suites as they are facing the street (can be noisy).
My choice would go to Studio suites (much brighter with more windows than deluxe rooms or Junior Suites) or Deluxe Suites (I love the lay out).
I would also avoid Knightsbridge suites. They are too much expensive compared to Deluxe for not so much added space and just like Junior suites they face the street.
(edit: I wrote that before Vuittons replied lol)
Deluxe rooms are already quite spacious and nice.
I would avoid Junior suites as they are facing the street (can be noisy).
My choice would go to Studio suites (much brighter with more windows than deluxe rooms or Junior Suites) or Deluxe Suites (I love the lay out).
I would also avoid Knightsbridge suites. They are too much expensive compared to Deluxe for not so much added space and just like Junior suites they face the street.
#694
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: SFO
Programs: United global services, BA gold,
Posts: 837
Vuittons is better than me for this question
(edit: I wrote that before Vuittons replied lol)
Deluxe rooms are already quite spacious and nice.
I would avoid Junior suites as they are facing the street (can be noisy).
My choice would go to Studio suites (much brighter with more windows than deluxe rooms or Junior Suites) or Deluxe Suites (I love the lay out).
I would also avoid Knightsbridge suites. They are too much expensive compared to Deluxe for not so much added space and just like Junior suites they face the street.
(edit: I wrote that before Vuittons replied lol)
Deluxe rooms are already quite spacious and nice.
I would avoid Junior suites as they are facing the street (can be noisy).
My choice would go to Studio suites (much brighter with more windows than deluxe rooms or Junior Suites) or Deluxe Suites (I love the lay out).
I would also avoid Knightsbridge suites. They are too much expensive compared to Deluxe for not so much added space and just like Junior suites they face the street.
#696
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Enroute to ? & likely flying in ' A ':)
Programs: TPPS, UA, EK ...; Marriott BONVOY , HH, GP, GC..
Posts: 4,211
Next week, Four Seasons Hampshire for lunch en route to Kent from the ' south ' where there aren't any luxury hotels ( closest being Chewton Glen ).
Only managed lunch at Dinner , MOHP - London hotels are at about capacity - Wimbledon .
No Amans within vicinity , so have a fabulous time at Amanpulo & any others here enjoying an Aman
Only managed lunch at Dinner , MOHP - London hotels are at about capacity - Wimbledon .
No Amans within vicinity , so have a fabulous time at Amanpulo & any others here enjoying an Aman
#697
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Germany
Programs: IC Dia, Hyatt Globlist, Hilton Gold, Star Alliance Gold, Emirates Gold, BA Gold
Posts: 558
Lots of travel approaching.
2 weeks time park hyatt hamburg.
Then of to Indonesia.
4 nights suite at hyatt bali
3 nights oberoi Lombok
2 nights viceroy ubud in the viceroy villa
4 nights grand hyatt bali in a regency suite
5 nights IC Bali uluwatu suite
Then topped off with 3 nights in st regis singapore in a suite.
Phew.
Was wondering why my wallet is looking empty.
2 weeks time park hyatt hamburg.
Then of to Indonesia.
4 nights suite at hyatt bali
3 nights oberoi Lombok
2 nights viceroy ubud in the viceroy villa
4 nights grand hyatt bali in a regency suite
5 nights IC Bali uluwatu suite
Then topped off with 3 nights in st regis singapore in a suite.
Phew.
Was wondering why my wallet is looking empty.
#704
Join Date: Sep 2011
Posts: 246
We adore your sleeping beagle
(Stole it from your previous trip report )
Shame can't take our dog for international travel without putting her in the cargo hold... I guess for the better as there are already two Amanjunkies in the house, an extra one might break the bank!
(Stole it from your previous trip report )
Shame can't take our dog for international travel without putting her in the cargo hold... I guess for the better as there are already two Amanjunkies in the house, an extra one might break the bank!
#705
Join Date: Sep 2011
Posts: 246
Amans already this year
Feb - Amantaka
Mar - Amanbagh, Aman-i-khas, (Lodhi)
Jun - Amanusa, Amanwana, Amanjiwo
Upcoming Amans
Aug - Amangalla, Amanwella
Oct- Amanfayun
Nov - Amanpuri
Jan 14 - Aman Summer Palace
I think I need to be attending an Aman rehab soon
Feb - Amantaka
Mar - Amanbagh, Aman-i-khas, (Lodhi)
Jun - Amanusa, Amanwana, Amanjiwo
Upcoming Amans
Aug - Amangalla, Amanwella
Oct- Amanfayun
Nov - Amanpuri
Jan 14 - Aman Summer Palace
I think I need to be attending an Aman rehab soon