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25/06/2008 15:54:29
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Suzie Q.
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CHeesy or relevant?
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26/06/2008 15:53:27
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Jenny Bean
Posts 19
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I think there are some classy, fun, hotel bars out there. Hotel bars are usually for business people on trips, so they shouldn't be too stuffy or presumptuous.
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27/06/2008 14:19:41
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Nick S.
Posts 18
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I do a lot of traveling for my job, and a good hotel bar really makes a long trip easier. I've been in a couple that have house bands, and that's really cool.
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01/07/2008 06:07:22
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Grace W. Wexler
Posts 18
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There are many reputable hotel bars/restaurants out there. Good ones offer excellent customer service along with fine liquors and/or food.
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01/07/2008 14:49:28
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Thomas Dankins
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Even the cheesy ones are cool to hang out in once in a while!
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02/07/2008 14:12:00
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Leslie Andrews
Posts 37
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I like the quiet ones that aren't busy-so many of the "regular" bars are packed, it's tough to have a quiet night out.
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03/07/2008 16:02:51
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Suzie Q.
Posts 19
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Well, it's all about providing a comfortable atmosphere for clients. They want a place to unwind without having to go into a possibly unfamiliar city; a good establishment will provide what their clients want.
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07/07/2008 17:23:14
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Nita
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Hotel bar patrons aren't always necessarily just those who are staying at that bar. There are hotel bars that host events like dance nights for people in the community to attend as well.
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08/07/2008 16:01:13
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Joanne
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I like hotel bars. Theyre usually easy to get to, pretty easy to park in or get a ride from, and they are usually pretty friendly places.
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14/07/2008 19:09:27
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Nita
Posts 12
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I think they make nice neutral meeting places; they are pretty relaxing environments and usually easy to locate.
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16/07/2008 15:50:42
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Big "T"
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My friend dragged me to a speed dating thing at a hotel lounge once; the bar was the best part.
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14/08/2008 18:45:11
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Guest
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What's the best hotel bar?
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18/08/2008 18:44:23
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Suzie Q.
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I really like the Lantern Bar at the Colwall Park Hotel in Colwall, Malvern, Worcestershire. It has an exquisite wine list, and a great accompanying menu.
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18/08/2008 18:47:04
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Grace W. Wexler
Posts 18
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I like the Legends hotel and bar in Brighton. It is right on the sea and you can enjoy your drink on their terrace.
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19/08/2008 23:23:26
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Nick S.
Posts 18
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The Fifty Five Bar and Lounge at 31 Jamestown Road, Camden has Mojito Madness on Monday!
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22/08/2008 12:44:44
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tony
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The Blue Bar at the Berkeley Hotel on Wilton Place has a crocodile print floor and serves really jazzy snacks like queen scallops with wasabi-lime vinaigrette. It's also the place where the beautiful people go, if you like to people-watch!
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26/08/2008 23:37:59
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Jenny Bean
Posts 19
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The Valmont Club on Fulham Road in Chelsea is great too. Their best drink (in MHO) is the black bison. It's Zubrowka vodka with blackberries, strawberries, Creme de mure, Apple juice and fresh mint. Wow!
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26/08/2008 23:40:49
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Grace W. Wexler
Posts 18
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A fine establishment. Personally I like their blackberry cheesecake for £8.50. It has Beefeater Gin shaken with blackberry puree, Creme de Mure, lime juice, and cream.
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26/08/2008 23:42:39
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Nick S.
Posts 18
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Has anyone been to the Artesian? It's the new bar at the Langham Hotel in London.
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30/08/2008 03:09:53
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Grace W. Wexler
Posts 18
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Bertie's at the Royal Garden Hotel right next to Kensington Gardens is a great way to be away without really going out of one's way.
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