Re: [85attendees] Initial Atlanta experiences

[Randall Gellens <[e-mail]>]

At 4:59 PM -0400 11/2/12, Jari Arkko wrote:

>  In the 27th floor there is an executive lounge for Hilton regulars, 
> open for breakfast and snacks during the day. The breakfast is 
> quite limited compared to usual Hilton lounge standards, but was 
> sufficient for me. (Youghurt, pastries, bread, fruit, coffee, soft 
> drinks, etc but no meats or warm items.)

This is very standard Hilton Executive breakfast for domestic U.S. 
properties.  Occasionally, a property will have hard-boiled eggs, but 
it's very rare to find any hot items, salmon, or any of that at the 
Executive Lounge in the U.S.  Overseas is quite another matter.

>
>  Other hotel services -- there's an outdoors pool, access from level 3.

Besides being rather small, it's completely unheated.  I tried to use 
it yesterday but it was too cold even for me.  After 5 minutes my 
feet were numb and I got dizzy, so I thought it best to stop swimming 
and exit.  (Previously I the coldest was the outdoor pool at a 
facility in Maastricht, which was very bracing.)

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Randall Gellens
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