Chef Michael took us downstairs to show us the grand banquet rooms. Aren't they ginormous? There are 6 of them. And again, I can't get enough of that gorgeous stonework. In our cabin there was a book about the history of the lake/lodge. I wish I could remember the name of it but anyways it talked about how they used to store ice for the lodge down here, back in the beginning days of the lodge. I also wish I could remember more about that! How interesting!
Find out more info on the banquet rooms HERE
Wow. Now that's a rumpus room !
ReplyDeleteV e r y LARGE!
ReplyDeleteWe went to a wedding once that had a reception down there. It was very nice.
ReplyDeletelove the stone work. ( :
ReplyDeletelove the stone!! i wish texas soils supported stone walls (and basements!)
ReplyDeleteWow, those are some awesome banquette rooms! I love the stone work!
ReplyDeleteThis has been a wonderful series of your trip. Very enjoyable, thanks Tanya!
ReplyDeleteThis is huge!
ReplyDeleteWow! Very nice stone work!
ReplyDeleteI wish my conference banquet rooms had this much character - very nice!
ReplyDeleteThe stonework is gorgeous... and the rug is quite eye catching.
ReplyDeleteI like the stonework too.
ReplyDeleteOh my! Now that is huge!! The stonework is amazing, too.
ReplyDeleteHmm… why do hotels like ugly carpet?
ReplyDeleteI think they use that kind of carpet b/c it doesn't show stains as much. It does look like a lovely space though. Nice place for a party! But you have to have lots of friends. :)
ReplyDeleteI love that fireplace! You could have a huge party in there!
ReplyDeleteIts really attractive blog nice one very big cup thanks for sharing like that photos.
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