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Farewell Miles with ANA, Thai, Asiana – Part II – Hotel Savigny, Frankfurt

11/03/2012 by Kevincm

Farewell Miles – A Mileage Burning Party with All Nippon Airlines, Thai Airways and Asiana Airlines in Business Class (with a BMI Leg)

Featuring the ANA International 787-8.

an airplane parked at an airport

  • Oh BMI *shakes head* (The Introduction)
  • The Off, Birmingham Airport, Birmingham Airport to Frankfurt with BMI for Lufthansa
  • Hotel Savigny, Around Frankfurt – THIS SECTION
  • Frankfurt Airport and Meeting the 787
  • Frankfurt-Tokyo Haneda with ANA’s International 787
  • The Strings by Intercontinental, Tokyo
  • One Time Exception: Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building
  • Tokyo Haneda International – Hong Kong International with ANA’s 777-300
  • Crown Plaza Causeway Bay (Happy Valley)
  • One Time Exception: An Emergency Camera Clean…
  • Hong Kong to Seoul with Thai Airways International 
  • Ramada Seoul Dongdamun
  • One Time Exception: Jongmyo Shrine
  • Seoul Incheon to London Heathrow with Asiana Airlines
  • Wrapping up

Yes, it’s part two of the trip. It’s going in small bits due to the sheer volume of images and writing that I have to do. Look out of the big bits arriving in a couple of days…. and yes, I’m 787 teasing. Sorry! 😉 


Hotel: Hotel Savigny Frankfurt City – MGalley Hotel Collection (Accor Group)
Price Paid: £67.11 (-£8.02 in QuidCo Cashback)

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Continuing my tradition of only shooting hotels at night...

The hotel which is just off the Platz der Republic is conspicuous by it’s understatement. However, upon entry it looked very lush and well cared for. After arriving just after midday local time, I was chancing if I could check in –and surprise – I could!

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Reception

 

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Up the spiral staircase

 

No card imprint was taken and I was issued a room on the first floor… that was next to the elevator (of course, the elevator is a typical German one – ie – titchy).

Oh well. Can’t win them All. Especially at this price.  The fact I couldn’t hear the elevator says a bit though.

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Bed
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Working area
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TV and MiniBar

The room however was boiling hot. And lets just say after putting my stuff down, I crashed for a few hours before waking up drenched in sweat. As the air-con was misbehaving, I opened the window, which reduced the temperature quickly.

In terms of amenities, the room was of a reasonable size, but power plugs seemed to be an issue (I found the best one for the laptop on the bed was… near the exit). The bathroom was extremely well stocked with double amenities of soap, shampoo, bath etc.

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Shower
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Amenities

Oh yes, and the bath water was lovely and hot.

 

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Welcome water - note - proper bottle too!

In addition, a large bottle of Evian was placed in the room as a complimentary welcome gift.

Deciding to actually do something with the day was the next decision, so I packed my bag, and headed off to the Zeal, and after realising I had forgotten a pile of memory cards to take with me (which ruled out the Main Building visit, I decide to do some “Creative Photography” instead.

No. Not my usual sort of “Creative Photography” (quiet down the back there :p). The Other sort  – playing with Panorama’s, late evening and other things I don’t usually do at home. Here’s some  bits and bobs.

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The Eye of the Zeal
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Eiserner Steg Panorama Picture.

I’ll be writing about how to do this shot easily soon – for now, head to my Picasa album to see the full sized version of this image

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The Römer at Night

After wandering back to the Römer, and back to the Hbf and to the hotel, where I packed up the stuff that I had unpacked, and crashed till the morning.

The view from the room

Morning outside the hotel.

I took my leave of the hotel, with no charges to pay, and begun making my way to Frankfurt Airport.


Psst. It’s 787 day on GhettoIFE tomorrow. Stay tuned!!!!


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Filed Under: Japan Trip, Trip, Trip Reports, Trips Tagged With: 777, 787, Accor, All Nippon Airlines, Asia 2012, Asiana Airlines, BMI, British Midland International, business class, Japan Trip, Lufthansa, MGallery, planning, Thai Airways International

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