Hotel Del Luna Ratings Novels & Stories

ONE ROOM ~THIRD POV~ The hotel receptionist looked genuinely apologetic. "I'm very sorry, Mr. Craven. It's the charity gala weekend. We have one room remaining." Luna opened her mouth. "We will take it," Draven said. "There has to be another....." "At 3 AM?" He looked at her sideways. "Every hotel in the city is at capacity tonight." "I will sleep in the lobby." "You will not." "Then I will...."

Getting to the reception counter, the fellow behind the desk was swift to recognize me, letting out a wide grin of excitement as he welcomed me. He wasn't the only one who recognized Crescent pack's adorable and angelic Luna. There were other guests at the hotel, and they all had their eyes on me, looking so happy to have a diva like myself in their presence. "It's such an honor to have you here, Luna," The fellow said, bowing at me. "Oh, thank you," I appreciated, letting out a blush. "How may I be of service to you, my lady? Do you wish to book a room for the night or..."

Luna was stunned by Melody's words. When he saw her reddish cheeks, Levian smiled and took her into his arms. "Yeah, we can travel after the summit." Luna glanced at him sheepishly. "Jenson booked the hotel and flight for you. Everything's ready," Melody said smilingly. Levian glanced at her appreciatively. "Thanks, Mel." Melody smiled; she seemed a tad too excited. After Luna and Levian landed in Franconia, they went to the hotel Jenson booked.

"Come on, Luna." Luna had no other choice but to follow Gerald's plan. She tentatively welcomed the man's helping hand. "Don't worry, I won't seize the opportunity." Luna looked at Gerald, wanting to know the honesty of the man's answer. So far, she didn't notice any difference in the man's attitude, so she tried to believe him. Gerald booked a room for him and for Luna, although he had been told that the hotel had several vacant rooms, but instead he told Luna that the hotel had only one room left.

At 6 p.m. that evening, they were at the Grand Coconut Breeze Hotel. The place was the go-to spot set up by Spring Sunshine Travel Agency, where most tourists from abroad found themselves bedding down. With Coconut Wind Island's development being a mere two months young, the hotel was a rush job, barely scraping a three-star rating. "Time for some well-deserved rest and recreation!"

Selene rolled her eyes. They have arrived at the hotel that they are going to stay for two days and one night. Lucas have chosen “Nimb Hotel”. Selene was too stunned by its architecture, the mansion they saw from the dead old man back in their town was nothing compared to this grand whitewashed Mughal interior castle which have a wide lovely Tivoli garden with a round fountain pond at the center. The flowers and garden ornaments were exquisite. The inside was even more fantastic starting from its spacious lounge with Nordic designs which complemented by antiques and classic art.

There are only a few days left before my leave ends, and I’m still nestled in the heart of the werewolf pack. I’ve come to enjoy the peaceful rhythm of life they embraced here, tucked deep in the mountains. It’s quiet, calm. Everyone has their own role, their own purpose. And if you walk down the gravel path between the cabins, every single person greets you like family. It’s a close-knit community, no outsiders. Except me, of course. But I seem to be the only one who thinks that. Everyone treats me like I’m already their Luna.

“I’d like to book the healing lodge for Alpha Kai and me.” “Of course, Luna.” She smiled warmly. “What time would you like to book it?” I hesitated. I wasn’t even sure when Kai would be back. “Um… are you open until ten?” She shook her head with a smile. “We’re open until midnight.” My hands turned cold. I hoped I wasn’t booking something I wasn’t even sure he’d agree to. “Alright… I’ll book it for seven o’clock.” I smiled nervously. “Depending on when the Alpha arrives.”

He reiterated. “What does it means to be a Luna?” she quizzed. The name Luna sounded strange to her. she had no idea of what it means. “You will have to come with me to get the rest of your questions answered.” He retorted. “I promise to take good care of you. Now that I have found you, there is no possibility that I will ever leave you. Sheila, trust me and live a happy and free life. The kind of live you’ve always wished for lies in you being my Luna. Come with me. my lady.” Garrett said. Offering her a hand. She stares at his hand for a while, contemplating if to oblige or not. She looked into his eyes if at all she could trust him. She had a careful think about Garrett’s offer of help to

Luna del Mar – Beachfront Dining & Wine Bar Andrea frowned. She unfolded the receipt with slow, hesitant fingers. Two entrees. A bottle of wine. Dessert. The total… well over what Gabriel would usually spend on a solo dinner. And the date? Yesterday. Her pulse kicked up. She grabbed her phone and typed the restaurant name into the search bar. Luna del Mar. Luxury beachfront. Southern coast. Nowhere near the conference hotel Gabriel said he’d be at. She swallowed hard, her stomach tightening as dread climbed up her spine.