These pictures bring me back to a time I did not even know existed, a time when it was OK to sit down and just write, do morning pages, take in the scent of the flowers, slow down, play cards, chat with your lips and sound coming out of your physical body.
If you ever come to Mysore I highly recommend you stay at least one night in this beautiful place. It is an environmentally correct hotel, run non-for profit, all the money goes to further environmental developments.
Not only that but you can tell that a prince built it for a princess... there is love in the architecture, in the details, in the energy of the rooms, the spaciousness, the room for entertainment, you can feel love in the air. Even if that part of the story turns out not to be true, I like it and I am keeping it and you can't take it away from me! hee hee
See for yourself, tell me this is not love!
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It's a very beautiful hotel. I spent my first week there,when I arrived in Mysore. It was a soft landing.
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ReplyDeleteFabulous pictures and hotel. I feel I'm looking at a stage set from a Merchant Ivory film. Thanks for sharing.
How great that you got together with Napper. I have a feeling we're all going to meet at one point or another, not only talk to each other through the blog.
hugs
Arturo
Hi Ursula, yes soft landing is a good way to describe it, I like it :-)
ReplyDeleteArturo, you are right, I am sure it will happen, we will have to organize a bloggers conference, somewhere convenient, I am going to say New York city for obvious reasons... but I am open... to possibilities
Yes this hotel gives me the feeling of being in a movie, it is very special...
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ReplyDeleteA sense of place, brought forward from the past, still has the energy to bless!
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OvO, thanks for the smile... hope we get to meet soon, I was just thinking that on my way back from a walk... it will happen, in due time, in universe time, or shala time whatever comes first :-)
ReplyDeleteWild Magnolia you are very right on that, like it!
I've only stayed in the budget rooms, but even so, I enjoyed the feeling of oasis. It's great fun to hang out there at night, at the restaurant... Ahh India.
ReplyDeleteno, this is not love...love is in your eyes :-)
ReplyDeleteBoodiba, yes, I love dinner there too :-)
ReplyDeleteGloria, you are right... nevertheless, I will still maintain that there is love there
I love the Green Hotel! And great food! When are you free? Lets have a coconut or maybe lunch at the Green Hotel this week? Welcome back to Mysore! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Skippetty! and YES! will email separatedly about timing
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