Wednesday, March 03, 2010

A Hotel in Maine

After we left the museum on Friday afternoon, we headed up the coast to Maine. We decided to incorporate our visit with our SHS friends with a visit to the "B" family in Maine. They had just returned home from Korea with their newest family member and we were eagerly awaiting meeting him.

As anyone with a larger family knows, a lot of hotels will not allow so many in one room, so we booked a suite in a hotel in Portland. It was very nice with plenty of room for everyone to spread out. We do not often stay in hotels with most of our traveling being done with our camper. It was a treat for us all, perhaps with the exception of Brian who spends way too much time staying in hotels. Trying to make this a mini-vacation, we made sure there was a pool.

After a quick stop for a fast-food dinner, we got to the hotel, changed and headed to the pool. It was great. I spent most of my time in the hot tub, but did enjoy a swim with the kids. Rachel also thought the hot tub was the place to be. Poor Rachel is almost always cold and truly enjoyed the warmth of the hot tub.

Dan checking out the view. We were on the 5th floor. As you can tell by the sheets, we needed all available bed space, including the pull-out sofa.

We were right next to the airport, but it was extremely quiet. I guess being late Friday into Saturday and a stormy weekend, there was not a lot of air traffic. I know many flights up and down the east coast were canceled or detailed due the weather.

7 comments:

tera said...

Wishing I could meet you all in person!

berrypatch said...

I'm glad the hotel worked out. How was the visit with the B family?

DeEtta @ Courageous Joy said...

So glad you got this opportunity. I love Dan's photo.

Cynthia said...

Glad you made it up there and back safe and sound!

LISA said...

How did you find this hotel? I have 5 children, we have a camper and we never stay in hotels due to having to book two rooms. A suite sounds great. We did stay in a bed and breakfast on a dairy farm in Pennsylvania and that was fun. You have a beautiful family I'm glad you had a good trip.

Kristine said...

I'm stuck on the first part: You visited the B family in Maine who just brought back a new family member from Korea. I am assuming it's not the B family I know you know in Maine, unless she's keeping big secrets!

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