You can have high tea at the just opened Mandarin Hotel all day, with a view of the Strip. But if you arrive at night, the reception desk has an astonishing view. And the tea is better enjoyed with a sparkling Vegas.
Monday, December 14, 2009
Sky Lobby At The Mandarin Hotel
You can have high tea at the just opened Mandarin Hotel all day, with a view of the Strip. But if you arrive at night, the reception desk has an astonishing view. And the tea is better enjoyed with a sparkling Vegas.
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Nice shots, W. I hope you don't mind W instead of Wolynski. Where is the Mandarin? Yes, I know it is in Las Vegas, so don't do that to me. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat view of the night lights! Can you get scones with the tea?
ReplyDeleteOh, what great shots! And I'm with LadyFi, can you get scones with the tea! Best shots of Vegas I've seen in a while!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
Sylvia
Lovely place giving a view of the city. The night shots of outside view are amazing.
ReplyDeleteImpressive views, I'm trying to figure how much high we are...
ReplyDeleteWe're on the 23rd floor.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. Looks like a perfect view while enjoying high tea.
ReplyDeleteHi W, I love that second photo - so much going on. Looks like a great vantage point to the city.
ReplyDeleteNice shots and the colors are so soft.
ReplyDeleteFantastic pics, so colourful! Great view too.
ReplyDeleteSweet, I particularly like that last one.
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When you click on google as if to search, in the top center it says "more"--scroll down to photos and click on that. Report back. (You should see all your blog photos there, divided by blogs.)
Thanks, Mary, never knew that. But it's ridiculous - so blogger doesn't want you to have your blog indefinitely, just for a little while?
ReplyDeleteGood tip, and very nice photos of a very special view !
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic !! Loved the beauty inside !! Great..
ReplyDeleteYou can see the whole world there with one glance in the blue evening. Swanky.
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