Stuck in quarantine.....where would you be?

[Keldi]

Oh, in retrospect, I shouldn't have clicked on your link. Some things are better left unseen

Your comment intrigued me so I have to take a look.... I so wish I hadn’t...

 

[Keldi]

I saw this thread over at Flyertalk and thought it might be a bit fun here too. So you are stuck in quarantine for the next 14 days. You can't leave your room/villa and all you can get is room service and mini bar. You can go on the balcony or in your private pool if you have one Where would you be?

I'd still go a bit crazy being cooped up for two weeks but I think if I was staying at the W Seminyak in a pool villa, I could while away the 14 days fairly easily.

Having spent two weeks in hotel quarantine in a room with a window that could not be opened almost anywhere would be a better alternative... but if I had the choise it would definately be Bali...luxury at an affordable price!

 

[Ekka]

I could manage in a private pavilion at Saffire, Freycinet:

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.. as long as the government doesn't mind the A$2,800/night

In winter? I went to Coles Bay from Launceston in July 1967 in a Cessna 206 when they were thinking of turning the place into a resort, and when it was a reasonable place to go .

 

[Syhn]

I saw this thread over at Flyertalk and thought it might be a bit fun here too. So you are stuck in quarantine for the next 14 days. You can't leave your room/villa and all you can get is room service and mini bar. You can go on the balcony or in your private pool if you have one Where would you be?

I'd still go a bit crazy being cooped up for two weeks but I think if I was staying at the W Seminyak in a pool villa, I could while away the 14 days fairly easily.

Rottness island, play with quokkas on my balcony. I’d never want to leave.

 

[RooFlyer]

In winter? I went to Coles Bay from Launceston in July 1967 in a Cessna 206 when they were thinking of turning the place into a resort, and when it was a reasonable place to go .

Click on the link and see if its a reasonable place to go now. Absolutely in winter. Cool (or cold) days, but can be sunny and perfectly still (like today) - great for bush walking or around the fire with a Tasmanian whiskey and some local oysters.

 

[Bindibuys]

I REALLY mean clean, bachelor for 64 years, living on his own in that house for over 30 years. I love him, but OMG the curtains are in threads.