Hotel L'interlude Novels & Stories

Only a glance came from Lewis before he wordlessly drove onto the street. After 40 minutes, he and Josephine pulled up outside a fancy hotel. The building was different from most regular hotels; this one resembled more of a holiday resort. It had a massive gate, then a long winding path surrounded by several low-rise villas, with a main building that had 30 floors in the middle. Once the two's car stopped outside the hotel's main entrance, Lewis turned to face Josephine. "Stay here. You're free to go anywhere but outside of this hotel. Got it?"

Luther smiled, and his eyes scanned the crowd before focusing on the screen behind him. "Ladies and gentlemen," he began, his voice smooth and confident. "Tonight, we're proud to introduce a game-changer in the hospitality industry. Imagine walking into a hotel room that anticipates your every need. A room that adjusts to your preferred temperature, lighting, and entertainment settings with just a touch of a button." The projector screen flickered to life, displaying a futuristic hotel room interface. Luther clicked the remote, and the room's ambiance changed before our eyes. The lights dimmed, and soothing music filled the air.

When he stopped, I stopped. “Mr. Damian, your villa is ready for you.” I heard a female voice, and I looked up. We were at a beautiful resort with a beautiful interior design. It was dominated by woods, but the design was modern, with a hint of Balinese heritage. The hotel was situated on the upper part of the beach. I could look down and see the beach from the lobby. It was beautiful and breathtaking. There was an infinity pool, even a beach club from what I could see.

I tuned her out, focusing instead on the snowy landscape outside. When we finally arrived at the hotel, I couldn’t help but let out a low whistle. The Grand Aurora wasn’t just a hotel—it was a masterpiece. Perched on a hill overlooking a sparkling fjord, its towering glass facade reflected the surrounding mountains. Golden lights glowed warmly from inside, making the entire place look like something out of a winter fairy tale. “Only the best,” Charlotte said smugly, clearly pleased with my reaction. The doorman greeted us with a polite smile. “Good evening. Welcome to the Grand Aurora.”

Holy shit. Also mind-boggling is that we’re staying right off the avenue, at the premier Hotel Barrière Le Fouquet. The lobby is a tribute to Hollywood, with classically styled gold furniture, lamps emitting a warm glow and dozens of framed photos of icons on the walls. I’d dedicate time to studying each picture, but our personal valet has already checked us in and ushers us directly to our suite, where another butler, Pierre, is waiting to fulfill our every want and desire.

"See me as your daughter. Tell me any grievances you have. If I can assist, I'll do everything in my power to help and uphold justice for you." - One evening, Daniel brought Maisie to the Liz-Inn Hotel. Compared to hotels under the Hamerton Group, Liz-Inn seemed less extravagant, but it had its unique charm. Situated along the mountains, the hotel exuded a natural and fresh beauty due to its peaceful location away from the city center. The hotel's backyard was adorned with butterfly orchids. When Maisie saw that courtyard, it felt like something struck her heart, and she had been transported back to that peculiar dream. In her dream, she had also entered a place filled with butterfly orchids

Rain hammered against the windows nonstop while fog slowly spread across the road ahead. Then the hotel appeared. Winona straightened immediately. The Midnight Hotel stood in the middle of the mountains like something pulled out of an old gothic movie. Warm golden lights glowed behind enormous glass windows while fountains shimmered beneath the storm outside. It looked luxurious, elegant, and strangely isolated from the rest of the world. “Okay,” Ava breathed. “I would absolutely die here.” “Comforting choice of words.” The moment they stepped inside, warmth surrounded them. Crystal chandeliers sparkled overhead while soft piano music drifted through the massive lobby. Beautifully dressed st

I press my face against the window as my eyes catch the colourful and bright lights that make the night lively in this city. "Do you think it's everything you expected?" Larissa whispers to me? I look away with a short laugh. "Honestly, I'm not sure. I'm not one to expect much out of anything." "I like that. Besides, it's too early to conclude. I still believe that this is going to be a dream to remember for us." **** The hotel where we are staying is a luxurious one, facing a beautiful beach in the city. It's called Ice Blue, and it's one of the best places to stay in the city.