le Chateau Frontenac

3/7/2023

"I think we should go and register and get rid of our luggage."

"Good idea."

They registered and went up to their suite...

"Look at this view!"

"It's like being in the middle of a Fairytale castle."

Baron couldn't help but smile, "That's amusing, considering we actually live in a real castle already, your Ladyship.."

"What do you say we go explore the Old City for a little while?"

But she took his hand, and sat down on the bed...

"I can think of something else I'd rather do right now..."

Dorothy

3/7/2023 02:15:21 pm

Wow! This is definitely a fairy tale story and I am happy to be able to enjoy it.

At first I thought that you had actually gotten the chance to go into one of the hotel rooms and take pictures and then I realized that you had created your own honeymoon suite for the newlyweds. It is truly lovely.

I might share her opinion and have a bit of "castle envy" myself. The hotel is spectacular.

Martha

3/7/2023 04:44:09 pm

I love the Chateau Frontenac. It's one of the first of our Grand Railway Hotels, built in 1893, and is a National Historic site. Being the tallest building in Quebec City, it totally dominates the skyline, and sits overlooking the Walled City of Historic Old Quebec, which is a Unesco World Heritage site. I knew right away when I was planning Baron and Naomi's wedding that this would be the perfect place to go for a honeymoon.

I really wish I wasn't so self conscious taking doll photos, because I would have loved to have taken some inside the hotel, or even at the entrance, but it was really busy, and I'm basically a big chicken.

Yes, I put together their hotel room on my dining room table. It's always interesting trying to come up with a unique new set for my dolls, and I thought it turned out quite well.

earthspirits

3/9/2023 06:50:56 pm

Love this story and all the wonderful photos!

Martha

3/10/2023 11:38:12 am

Thank you! I'm glad you are enjoying it - and took the time to comment.

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