On the road again
Ever have the feeling of deja vu? Well, I had it last night when I opened the door of my hotel room in Ottawa.
Ottawa is a wonderful city, but I have to say I'm already sick of my hotel, the Brookstreet. Don't get me wrong, it's a beautiful place, complete with top notch service and amazing rooms, but it's in the middle of nowhere.
One co-worker called it a sensory deprivation tank and he's right. There's no restaurants, shops or malls within walking distance of the place. It's situated on a golf course, which is great if you like the sport, but other than that there's no amenities around. That's a big adjustment for us CBCers, who are accustomed to getting everything we need within a five-minute walking radius.
I guess I have to make the most of it. Besides, I think we're going to be seeing a lot of the Brookstreet in the coming month.
Ottawa is a wonderful city, but I have to say I'm already sick of my hotel, the Brookstreet. Don't get me wrong, it's a beautiful place, complete with top notch service and amazing rooms, but it's in the middle of nowhere.
One co-worker called it a sensory deprivation tank and he's right. There's no restaurants, shops or malls within walking distance of the place. It's situated on a golf course, which is great if you like the sport, but other than that there's no amenities around. That's a big adjustment for us CBCers, who are accustomed to getting everything we need within a five-minute walking radius.
I guess I have to make the most of it. Besides, I think we're going to be seeing a lot of the Brookstreet in the coming month.
posted by Jason Murdoch at 8:29 PM
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