The Fairmont San Francisco Penthouse Suite
Over the years, Andy and I have visited several penthouse suites, but none compare to the Penthouse Suite of The Fairmont in San Francisco, which we were able to visit during a media event earlier this week.The suite was built in the 1920s and was a private residence up until the 1980s. At that time, it underwent extensive renovations, but luckily, the history and charm of the original rooms was kept intact. While the space is easily one of the most elegant and sophisticated ones I have been to, it is at the same time welcoming and not intimidating. In fact, I felt right at home.
My outfit even matched part of the decor...
And how fun is it to play pool in this brilliant billiard room that is covered with handcrafted Persian tiles?
The two-story library is simply breathtaking.
One of the bedrooms is covered with a hand-painted map. The world looked quite different 100 years ago...
Since the suite was so inviting, I didn't hesitate to sit down and relax a bit...
And how about this bathroom and spacious and inviting bedroom?
The Seeker Project
A fun activity during the media night was completing a short biometric assessment that helps takers find out where to take their next vacations. There is also an online version that was just launched, and you can take the assessment yourself at www.seekerproject.com. Give it a try as it's fun and may point you in a direction you haven't thought of, as was the case for me.
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Be well,
Andrea
