We made it out to the Cotswolds today.
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| My Best Travel Buddy Ever! |
We've found dog-friendly accommodation on Bayshill Road.
The Montpellier Chapter turned out to be a terrific surprise for us. Contrary to some feedback read on Tripadvisor, the check-in process was warm and efficient. I liked the way the common areas have been furnished and aside from the dining room, Bruno is welcomed everywhere else. So we enjoyed an early dinner on the terrace, off a beautifully decorated bar-library area.
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| Bruno waiting for dinner patiently. |
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| View of the terrace/conservatory from the street, with the chandelier/sculpture designed by Isabel Hamm |
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Reception to the left, with (round) sculpture titled Font 1 by Alison Crowther  |
Best of all, there is an incredibly well-curated contemporary art collection in the hotel! Art is displayed casually, encouraging thought and conversation.
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| Foreground: The Offering(sculpture) by Irene Gunston Background: Soldier Set(paintings) by Emily Lockren |
I'm not crazy about all the design elements within our present room, but I appreciate very much the privacy offered, Ren bath products, and the eloquence of space expressed.
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| Extremely quiet and private. Bliss! No one else on this floor. |
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| (I'm just not crazy about built-in furniture... that wall of mirrors to the left needs to go...) |
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| But the patio is great, and leaving cushions out on seats a nice touch. |
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| Bruno agrees :) The Montpellier Chapter, Bayshill Road |
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