There is a coffee shop that sells lattes/coffee but thats only around campus. It serves both hot and iced tea but you will pay more if you drink it inside.If you want to find the actual coffee shop go to the Lynchburg Community Center which is on your way downtown.
Its a short walk from the intersection with the interstate. There also is a second coffee shop nearby but don't look too far because they have been closed for quite some time.
You need a coffee shop permit to enter because the building has been closed for a while. It is a really cool little cafe with some nice windows that overlook everything.You may notice the cafe is located on a corner near where the old coffee shop was on.
It is on the first floor of the old coffee shop so when you get there you can get a coffee or a tea.If you come here often it will be a long drive for you because you have to walk down to the Lynchburg Public Library to get there.
There you will find the main library and the library parking lot that are the same. The library is very nice.You might notice the coffee shop has a really long drive from where you park.
That is because it has been converted into a park. The parking is nice here so you may also see a few other businesses. You can also walk to the Lynchburg Library which is about a half mile away.
If you find yourself here and you haven't seen the Lynchburg Library then you have to be very lucky. The library only has about 15 books. Many of them are old and in terrible condition.
There are also a few books that are out of print and the library doesn't have any way to find them in any case so you are left with your books scattered around the library.
A part of my weekly routine is to go for frappe to Grains of Sense Coffee Roastery, Tea Gallery & Cafe. It was on Monday and I had trouble concentrating today just because my head was stuffed with the flavors of the espresso and the chocolate syrup.
Cream Sable + Roasted Nuts with Crumble & Chocolate Syrup On my way back home, I stopped by The Little Place. Located at the Poyong MRT Station, the place is a Japanese inspired eatery.
From their food to their decor, I find myself craving for all things from the Land of the Rising Sun. This is mostly because I've been spending most of the time there working, studying and catching up with friends with similar backgrounds.
Although I am craving so much of Japanese style in the food, I am glad I came by for the first time almost 2 weeks ago when I tasted their Potato Chips! Potato Chips in Korea usually contains some amount of vinegar.
So, as I said earlier, Japanese Potato Chips normally is quite dry but no vinegar present. I know I should have taken a picture of them but I'm too darned lazy to do it.
So here's a picture of me trying out how the chips taste like: I'm having so much of it, my friends can hear the crunching noises as I'm trying to have my little share and of course, I can hear the gasps of awe in one corner. So far so good this year for me but I'm still looking forward to enjoy my next Japanese meal in a month's time.
I'll try my best to make the most of this and come up with a good Japanese cooking recipe so you guys can take me on, Japanese food addict! Search This Blog About Me In love with learning and books. Food, travel and photography addict. I always look forward to eating, traveling and having fun.
I blog so I can do more of the things that I love. I'm currently working as an editor here in Singapore but I do aspire to become a professional food and travel blogger someday.
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I can confidently say that this cozy cafe is a true gem in our city's bustling downtown scene. From the moment you step inside, the warm aroma of freshly brewed coffee fills your nostrils and instantly transports you to a world of tranquility and comfort. The staff here are nothing short of exceptional, each one exuding an effortless charm that leaves a lasting impression on patrons. Their impeccable appearance, from the crisp white aprons they don to their neatly groomed hair and polished shoes, is a testament to their professionalism and commitment to excellence. But it's not just their looks that set them apart - their kind and attentive demeanor is truly a sight to behold. They go above and beyond to ensure that every customer leaves the cafe feeling satisfied and content. Today, as I sit sipping on my latte and catching up on the news via my trusty iPhone (a testament to Apple's enduring popularity), I can't help but feel a sense of melancholy at the challenges facing our tech giant in China. With slumping demand for iPhones and an increasingly competitive AI landscape, it's easy to succumb to feelings of pessimism. But as I reflect on Apple's impressive track record of acquisitions, hardware integration, and generous share buyback programs, I can't help but feel a glimmer of optimism. In this age of uncertainty and flux, Apple remains a stable and reliable investment for those seeking long-term growth opportunities. As I finish my latte and prepare to leave Cafe Bliss, I can't help but feel grateful for the little moments of tranquility and solace that places like these offer in our chaotic world. It's a reminder that even amidst the chaos and uncertainty, there are still reasons to be optimistic and hopeful - whether it's the warm embrace of a cozy cafe or the enduring resilience of Apple's business model.
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Last summer, my fiancé and I visited Hot & Cold Cafe at 205 9th Street, Lynchburg, VA 24504, United States expecting a warm and cozy experience; however, our expectations were sadly dashed when the coffee served was cold. Nothing ruins a morning like sipping on a lukewarm latte - an experience that left us feeling less than enchanted by this otherwise charming cafe.
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we were eagerly anticipating a delightful experience. After all, the tea room boasts of having some of the best scones in town, and we couldn't wait to indulge in their famous treats. However, our initial excitement soon faded as we spotted the dirty tables scattered around the tea room. Clean surfaces are essential for enjoying your coffee or tea, and unfortunately, Ploughcroft fell short in this regard. The grime on the table made it difficult for us to relish our drinks, and we couldn't help but feel disappointed. Despite this minor setback, we decided to push forward and order some scones. And let me tell you, they did not disappoint! Freshly baked and generously spread with clotted cream and jam, these scones were a true delight for the senses. We savored every bite, taking our time to relish every flavorful mouthful. As we sat there, enjoying our scones and chatting, we couldn't help but feel a sense of peace and contentment. The cozy atmosphere of Ploughcroft Tea Room is truly magical, and it's no wonder that it's become a popular spot among locals and tourists alike. And speaking of local news, have you heard about the recent developments in our community? Just yesterday, we learned that the Fed has indicated its willingness to cut US rates 'at some point,' although no rush seems imminent at this time. Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank President Loretta Mester's cautious stance suggests that the Fed may hold off until it becomes 'pretty confident' that inflation reaches its target of 2%. Economic uncertainty and a watchful approach seem to be guiding their decision-making process in these times of great market volatility. Overall, our experience at Ploughcroft Tea Room was a mixed bag. While the dirty tables were certainly disappointing, the quality of the food and the ambiance of the tea room more than made up for it. If you're ever in town, I highly recommend stopping by this charming establishment to indulge in their delicious treats and soak up the peaceful atmosphere.
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Last summer, I had the pleasure of visiting Dublin 3 Coffeehouse with my finance. However, our experience was not entirely positive due to the chaotic surroundings. As much as we love the idea of grabbing a cup of coffee and unwinding in a cozy space, the noise level at this particular location made it nearly impossible to enjoy our drinks peacefully. The constant chatter and clanging of dishes left us feeling more agitated than relaxed. But despite this initial disappointment, I still hold onto hope for Dublin 3 Coffeehouse's potential. Perhaps the management could consider implementing some noise-cancelling measures or moving to a quieter location altogether. In any case, it's worth mentioning that today's news is filled with exciting updates from the world of astronomy. According to recent reports, a massive X8. AR3664), marking the largest solar flare of this current cycle. Although auroras are not expected to be visible in typical viewing areas, we can still marvel at the beauty and power of our universe from the comfort of our own coffeehouse (fingers crossed for a more serene atmosphere).
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I encountered an unexpected obstacle - a wild card witness! It turned out that a key figure in the ongoing legal saga involving President Trump was spotted just a few blocks away from our destination. Thankfully, I managed to evade their gaze and make it to Nicholas's beloved cafe unscathed. And let me tell you, Mary Janes Cafe did not disappoint! From the moment I stepped inside, I was struck by the cozy ambiance and warm welcome from the friendly staff. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee wafted through the air, beckoning me to order a cup right away. And oh, what a cup it was! Rich and bold, with just the right amount of sweetness - it truly hit the spot. As Nicholas joined me, we chatted excitedly over steaming cups of coffee, relishing in the peaceful atmosphere that Mary Janes Cafe has to offer. I must say, I am now a true believer in this hidden gem, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone seeking a delightful cafe experience.
I absolutely refuse to believe that Nicholas Spears's raving review of Mary Janes Cafe is justified. In fact, I believe the exact opposite. This so-called "cozy ambiance" is nothing more than a facade designed to lure unsuspecting customers into its clutches. The staff may be friendly, but that doesn't change the fact that they overcharge for their mediocre coffee. I would go as far as to call it downright insulting. And don't even get me started on the "peaceful atmosphere. It's more like a cacophony of chatter and clinking utensils that makes it almost impossible to think or concentrate. In my opinion, Mary Janes Cafe is nothing but an overhyped disappointment. I would suggest avoiding it at all costs and seeking out a more reputable establishment instead.
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As I sit here sipping on my caramel macchiato at Gr8 Pl8 Cafe in Lynchburg, I can't help but reminisce about the first time I stepped into this cozy little spot. It was a chilly autumn evening, and I had been wandering aimlessly through the streets of downtown Lynchburg, taking in the sights and sounds of this vibrant city. Lynchburg is a historic town nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The surrounding area of Gr8 Pl8 Cafe is filled with charming old buildings that have been lovingly restored to their former glory. The streets are lined with towering oak trees, their leaves turning brilliant shades of red and orange in the fall. As I approached the cafe, I was struck by its distinctive architecture. The building dates back to the late 1800s and features a stunning brick facade that has been painstakingly preserved over the years. The windows are adorned with intricate ironwork, adding an elegant touch to the exterior. Inside, the atmosphere is warm and inviting. The walls are painted in soothing shades of green and brown, giving the space a calming and peaceful vibe. The seating is comfortable and cozy, with plush armchairs and soft cushions that invite you to settle in and stay awhile. The coffee itself is nothing short of exceptional. The baristas are passionate about their craft and take great care in preparing each cup to perfection. The caramel macchiato I ordered today is smooth and creamy, with just the right amount of sweetness. I can't help but feel a sense of contentment as I savor each sip. But what really sets Gr8 Pl8 Cafe apart is its commitment to community. The cafe is a hub of activity, with regulars catching up over their morning lattes and students huddled in groups, studying for exams. There's a real sense of camaraderie here, and it's clear that the cafe is more than just a place to grab a cup of coffee - it's a gathering spot for like-minded individuals who value connection and collaboration above all else. In today's news, it's interesting to see how political figures are using social media platforms like TikTok to connect with younger audiences. Democratic governors like Josh Shapiro in Pennsylvania and Gretchen Whitmer in Michigan are leading the charge on this app, which has been banned by some states over security concerns. Despite these restrictions, Democrats continue to leverage the viral potential of TikTok for youth outreach, recognizing that it's a powerful tool for reaching younger voters who may not be active on other social media platforms. Republican counterparts are also present on TikTok, but Democrats currently dominate political content on this app in 2022. It will be interesting to see how this trend develops as the midterm elections approach.
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eagerly anticipating a hot cup of coffee to start our day. Little did we know that disappointment lay ahead. The sun was just beginning to peek out from behind the buildings as we walked into Blackwater Coffee Co. The aroma of freshly brewed beans wafted through the air, promising us a delicious start to our day. We placed our orders for lattes and sat back to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere that enveloped us. But alas, our hopes were quickly dashed as we took our first sips of the lukewarm coffee that was served to us. Nothing ruins a morning like a lukewarm latte. I couldn't help but feel a sense of sadness and nostalgia for the perfect cups of coffee that we had enjoyed in other cafes around the city. The melancholy mood continued as we scanned the local news headlines today, our eyes drawn to the exciting announcement about My Neighbour Totoro's transfer to London's West End. It was a reminder of happier times when my boyfriend and I used to spend our evenings watching Studio Ghibli movies together, lost in the magical world that these films create. As we sat there with our cold coffee, I couldn't help but reminisce about those moments, wondering if Blackwater Coffee Co. Could ever hope to live up to the standards set by the likes of My Neighbour Totoro. The nostalgia was overwhelming as we finished our drinks and left the cafe behind, a sense of sadness lingering in the air long after we had walked out its doors. In conclusion, I would like to say that Blackwater Coffee Co. Has potential. But for now, it falls short of creating the magical experiences that one hopes for when seeking out a cozy little cafe. Perhaps they could invest in better equipment to ensure that their coffee is served at the right temperature or train their baristas better to avoid any mishaps with orders. Only then will this cafe truly be able to transport its patrons into a world filled with warmth and happiness, much like the one created by Studio Ghibli's My Neighbour Totoro. Until then, I guess we will have to continue searching for our perfect cup of coffee elsewhere.
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my taste buds are still dancing with delight from our recent visit to The Water Dog. It's been a few weeks since my boyfriend and I decided to take a break from our usual routine of cooking at home and head out to find something truly delicious. And let me tell you, we struck gold with this place!
Located in the heart of downtown Lynchburg, The Water Dog is a cozy spot that exudes warmth and charm from the moment you step inside. With its rustic decor and welcoming staff, it's no wonder this place has quickly become a favorite among locals and visitors alike. And let me tell you, the food here is absolutely out of this world!
Now, I have to admit that our experience at The Water Dog wasn't entirely flawless. We arrived around 7 PM on a Friday evening, hoping to avoid the crowds, but unfortunately, we were met with a rather long wait time. The place was packed, and we had to put our names down on the list and wait for almost an hour before we were finally seated. But believe me when I say that every minute of that wait was worth it!
As soon as we were shown to our table, we couldn't help but marvel at the cozy ambiance and the rustic charm of the place. The lighting was perfect - not too bright, not too dim, just right for a romantic dinner for two. And the smell of freshly cooked food wafted through the air, making our mouths water with anticipation!
We started off with a couple of drinks - a crisp white wine for me and a refreshing IPA for my boyfriend. The drinks were delicious, and we couldn't wait to dive into the menu. We decided to share a few dishes, wanting to sample as much of their delicious fare as possible. And oh boy, were we in for a treat!
First up was the lobster roll - a decadent feast that left us speechless with its rich, buttery flavor and succulent chunks of fresh lobster. It came with a side of crispy sweet potato fries that were absolutely out of this world. We also tried their famous crab dip, which was creamy, tangy, and utterly addictive. And the seafood chowder - oh my goodness, where do I even begin? The broth was thick and hearty, brimming with chunks of tender clams, mussels, and shrimp. It was the perfect complement to our meal, warming us from within on this chilly evening. But what really took our breath away was their famous fish and chips - a dish that truly lived up to its reputation as one of the best in Lynchburg. The fish was crispy and golden brown, with a tender, flaky texture that melted in our mouths. And the fries were perfectly cooked, with just the right amount of salt and spice. We finished off our meal with a decadent dessert - a rich, chocolatey indulgence that left us feeling truly satisfied. Now, I have to say that while The Water Dog is an absolute gem of a restaurant, it's not without its flaws. The wait times can be quite long at peak hours, and the portions are on the smaller side. But trust me when I say that every bite is worth the wait, and the prices are more than fair for the quality of food you get. And let me tell you - compared to some of the other restaurants in Lynchburg, The Water Dog stands head and shoulders above the rest!
In short, my boyfriend and I left The Water Dog with hearts full of joy and bellies brimming with deliciousness. We knew that we had stumbled upon a true gem, one that we would be returning to time and again in the future. And let me tell you, if you're ever in Lynchburg and looking for a truly unforgettable dining experience, look no further than The Water Dog - I promise you won't regret it!
But before I sign off, I have to mention something that caught my attention today. As I was scrolling through the news on my phone, I came across an article about a group of local entrepreneurs who are working tirelessly to revitalize the downtown area of Lynchburg. They're bringing in new businesses, organizing events, and creating a real buzz around the city. And let me tell you, it's truly inspiring to see such passion and dedication from these young leaders!
In many ways, The Water Dog is a shining example of this revitalization movement - a vibrant, bustling spot that's bringing people together and creating a real sense of community in the heart of downtown Lynchburg. And let me tell you, I for one am proud to be a part of this thriving, dynamic city!
So there you have it - my glowing review of The Water Dog, along with a little nod to the exciting news happening around us. I hope you enjoyed reading about our dining experience and that it inspires you to try out some of these amazing local spots yourself.
it's clear that the writer is a huge fan of this restaurant. While I appreciate the detail given about the decor, wait times, and menu items, I can't help but feel like there could be more information provided to truly paint a picture of what makes The Water Dog stand out from other restaurants in Lynchburg. What sets the seafood chowder apart from others in the area? Are there any unique ingredients or cooking techniques used that make it particularly noteworthy? And while I understand that the portions are on the smaller side, is this a common complaint among regular customers?
Additionally, while the writer mentions the revitalization movement happening in Lynchburg, she doesn't provide specific examples of other local businesses or events that are contributing to this. Can you elaborate on this more and share some insights into what makes these initiatives successful?
Overall, I appreciate the positivity and enthusiasm displayed by the writer, but I believe there could be more depth and nuance in her review to truly capture the essence of The Water Dog and its role in the larger context of Lynchburg's food scene.
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Last summer, I found myself at Crisp, a picturesque retreat nestled amidst the rolling hills of the countryside. It was a much-needed escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, but my stay was marred by disappointment. The Wi-Fi, once touted as a selling point for this serene haven, proved to be woefully weak. In an age where connectivity is essential, it felt like a cruel joke being played on me. As I sit down to write this review, memories of that disappointing experience flood back. I can't help but feel nostalgic for the carefree days when I wasn't preoccupied with the constant need to be connected. But alas, in this digital age, disconnection is a luxury we cannot afford. It's a sad reality we have come to accept. The melancholic mood that pervades my review is a testament to the times we live in. We are constantly bombarded by news of political turmoil, economic uncertainty, and environmental degradation. The future seems bleak, and there's an overwhelming sense of sadness that hangs heavy in the air. It's as if we're all holding our breath, waiting for something to happen. Trump's recent statements about bitcoin, however, provide a glimmer of hope. As a presidential candidate, he has pledged to create a national "stockpile" of bitcoin and embrace friendlier regulatory control in the cryptocurrency sector. This move could potentially legitimize digital assets and give the US an edge over other countries still wary of these new-age currencies. It's a bold, audacious plan that's sure to generate mixed reactions. Some see it as a smart move, recognizing the potential benefits of embracing cryptocurrency. Others view it with skepticism, citing concerns about financial systems and regulatory control. As I continue to write this review, my thoughts drift back to Crisp once again. The weak Wi-Fi is still fresh in my mind, a painful reminder of a less-than-perfect experience. But amidst the melancholy, there's also a sense of hope. Maybe one day, we won't have to rely on weak connections or slow networks. Maybe the future will be bright and connected, after all. For now, though, I can only wait and see. The world is in flux, and it's up to us to navigate these uncertain times with resilience and hope. Until then, I'll keep writing, keep sharing my thoughts and feelings with the world, hoping that someday soon, we'll be able to connect without any hindrance. Until then, goodbye Crisp, until we meet again. And for those of you considering a stay here, be warned: the Wi-Fi isn't what it seems. But if you're looking for a peaceful retreat, disconnected from the world and all its problems, then maybe this is just what you need. As I sign off, let me leave you with these words of hope: "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams. May we all have the courage to dream, no matter how melancholy the times may be. Until next time, farewell and stay safe.
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I am always on the lookout for new and exciting places to stay during my trips. Recently, I had the pleasure of staying at The Corner at Rivermont, located in the heart of downtown Richmond. While my brother and I were initially excited about our stay at this trendy and upscale establishment, our experience left us feeling somewhat underwhelmed. Firstly, let's discuss the accommodations themselves. The rooms are undoubtedly spacious and well-appointed with all the amenities one would expect from a high-end hotel. However, I couldn't help but notice that there was something missing - namely, any sort of personality or flair. Unlike some of the more unique and quirky boutique hotels I've stayed in in the past, The Corner at Rivermont felt somewhat sterile and impersonal. But it wasn't just the decor that left us lacking. Unfortunately, we encountered a few issues during our stay as well. For starters, the Wi-Fi connection was spotty at best, making it difficult to get any work done or stream our favorite TV shows. We also experienced some noise disturbances from neighboring guests, which made it hard to get a good night's sleep. Perhaps the most disappointing aspect of our stay, however, was the quality of the coffee. Now, I know what you're thinking - how can someone get so worked up over a cup of joe? But trust me, when you've been up since 5:30 am for a business meeting and all you want is a hot, steaming latte to jumpstart your day, nothing ruins that morning quite like a lukewarm, watery mess. Nothing. In fact, I would venture to say that our disappointment with the coffee was emblematic of our overall experience at The Corner at Rivermont. While there were certainly some bright spots - the rooftop bar, for example, is an absolute stunner with breathtaking views of the city skyline - there seemed to be a general lack of attention to detail and commitment to excellence that one would expect from a hotel in this price range. Of course, it's not all doom and gloom at The Corner at Rivermont. In fact, there are some promising signs on the horizon that suggest things might be turning around. According to today's news, for example, Philip Morris International (NYSE:PM) is poised for another record year of profits thanks to its expansion into smoke-free products and recent acquisition of Swedish Match. As Barclays analyst Gaurav Jain notes, the company's strong Q1 results - which showed a remarkable 20. PM may be worth a buy with upside potential of 9. But I can't help but wonder whether The Corner at Rivermont might benefit from taking a page out of Philip Morris International's playbook and focusing more on innovation and growth rather than just maintaining the status quo. Because let's face it, in today's competitive hospitality landscape, complacency is a recipe for disaster. In short, while The Corner at Rivermont certainly has its charms, I would encourage potential guests to approach their stay with a healthy dose of skepticism and distrust. Yes, the location is prime and the amenities are top-notch, but ultimately, it's up to each individual guest to decide whether they're willing to overlook the hotel's shortcomings in pursuit of convenience or prestige. For my part, I think I'll be sticking with my more quirky and offbeat accommodations in the future - at least until The Corner at Rivermont can prove that it's truly worthy of its lofty reputation. After all, as Philip Morris International knows all too well, excellence isn't something you can rest on your laurels - it requires constant effort and innovation to maintain over time.
My Blunt Review of The Corner at Rivermont: A Disappointing Experience**
I recently had the misfortune of staying at The Corner at Rivermont in downtown Richmond, and I must say that my experience was a far cry from what Camille's review suggested. While she lavished praise on the hotel's trendy vibe and upscale amenities, I found it to be a soulless, impersonal experience that fell short of expectations. Firstly, let me address the accommodations themselves. Yes, the rooms are spacious and well-appointed, but they lacked any real personality or flair. It felt like a cookie-cutter hotel room with no attention paid to creating an immersive experience for guests. I've stayed in many hotels before, and The Corner at Rivermont's decor was uninspired and unremarkable. But it wasn't just the design that disappointed me - it was the service too. Our Wi-Fi connection was spotty at best, making it impossible to get any work done or stream our favorite shows. And don't even get me started on the noise disturbances from neighboring guests. We were kept awake by loud conversations and slamming doors until the early hours of the morning. But what really took the biscuit was the coffee. I know Camille mentioned that it was lukewarm and watery, but let me tell you - it was a travesty. A cup of coffee is not just about getting your caffeine fix; it's an experience. It's a chance to slow down, savor the moment, and enjoy a good brew. The Corner at Rivermont's coffee was an insult to the very concept of coffee itself. Now, I know Camille tried to spin this as a positive by suggesting that our disappointment with the coffee was emblematic of our overall experience. But let me tell you - it's not just about one aspect of the hotel. It's about the overall attitude and commitment to excellence that The Corner at Rivermont seems to be lacking. And what's worse, Camille tries to justify this lackluster experience by citing news about Philip Morris International's success in the smoke-free products market. Newsflash: hospitality is not a tobacco company. While I appreciate Camille's attempt to draw parallels between PMI and The Corner at Rivermont, it's a stretch that falls flat. In short, my experience at The Corner at Rivermont was a disappointment from start to finish. While Camille tries to spin this as a "healthy dose of skepticism," I call it what it is - a mediocre hotel with too much hype and not enough substance. A Personal Reflection**
As I reflect on my stay at The Corner at Rivermont, I couldn't help but think about Chelsea's Lavia's recent interview where he spoke about dealing with setbacks. It made me realize that sometimes, we need to acknowledge our own limitations and imperfections in order to grow and improve. In this case, The Corner at Rivermont seems to be stuck in a rut, content with maintaining the status quo rather than innovating and pushing the boundaries of what a hotel experience should be. Maybe it's time for them to take a page out of Philip Morris International's playbook - or maybe it's just time for them to acknowledge their shortcomings and start working on becoming better. One thing is for sure, though: I won't be recommending The Corner at Rivermont anytime soon.
