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(Photo taken by Uncle Wade)
We all stayed at the Le Meridien in Taipei which was one of the newest, contemporary and technologically-advanced hotels there.
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(Photo taken by Uncle Wade)
While the rooms were smaller than usual and it was not particulary child-friendly, there were automated Toto toilets, L’Occitane bath products, and Nespresso espresso maker (which GongGong and PoPo appreciated). The breakfast which was included was a Jean George buffet which featured very authentic French-style baked pasteries, fresh watermelon juice and raisins dried on the vine.
Photos of the suite where the New Year’s Eve party was held:
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The best part about staying at the Le Meridien was the view of Taipei 101 on New Year’s Eve. Granted, I was long asleep by then, but Mommy & Daddy enjoyed the views of Taipei 101 from a suite Uncle Dedo & Aunt Holly reserved for the New Year’s Eve bash. The views couldn’t have been better and the fireworks were supposedly even more spectacular this year due to Taiwan’s 100-year history.
100…ROC!
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Rare moment of Mommy and her “three” siblings (Uncle Wade is always an honorary sibling):
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While the others were celebrating New Year’s Eve, I was sleeping on the floor of my Le Meridien room. Yes, I had to sleep on the floor because they ran out of cribs due to the hotel selling out at full capacity on New Year’s Eve.
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(Photo taken by Aunt Ellie)
I wonder how many years it will be before I’ll be able to stay up until midnight to ring in the New Year?
