Can't complain about my room

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Lifer
 Lichfield, England
So I'm working in Paris this week and with Rothschild in particular. Booked intp the Lancaster hotel by their agents only to find I've been put in the Marlene Deitrich Presidential suite. Travel Lodge would have worked, but seems old brand names still make folks rock on their heals in Paris

https://bookings.ihotelier.com/Hotel-Lancaster/select_rooms.jsp;jsessionid=0934E32A1FDAF83034E254577BDB90ED?hotelId=14145&nbadt=1#

Can't say it's my ideal choice of décor and her gloves in the coffee table and photos are a bit freaky, but at well over €1,100 per night room only, which I'm certainly not paying, it'll do. My main lounge is a big as my house and has a grand piano and 4 balconies overlooking the city. Glad it's got free wifi to navigate around to find the bedroom, bathroom guess loo and personal one.
 
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It used to be the norm at the hotels I was put up in that it only happened when I was doing 23 hour a day projects and only had chance to have a shower in the room before going back to the office.

In about 20 years, I think I only once managed a palatial room over the weekend and that was the Presidential Suite at the Conrad in Brussels, with it's 2 en-suite bedrooms with walk in wardrobes, private kitchen & dining room, living room, reception room.
 
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