Never been to The Plaza....whats good there?!?!?
Oh my, it's a popular favorite...but it is sandwiches (huge and delicious), homemade sweet potato chips, the best shakes (The Plaza is known for the ice cream shakes and desserts).
It's like sitting in an old fashioned turn of the century restaurant - very much Magic Kingdom decor, if that makes sense.
I'm not sure we would use a dining credit for it though - money wise it's probably better out of pocket. We did not eat there last summer (only at Disney for 4 ngts and decided not to use it on the
DDP).
How was Charleston?
How is Jackie recovering?
Charleston was a
almost the trip from hell.

The hotel was
awful..and I carefully checked reviews. It was sooo dirty, pubic hair all over the bathroom, filthy carpets. Ugh.. We had the sofa bed open the entire time, one of us always sitting with Sophia on the bed (incredibly uncomfortable bed and I don't mind sofa beds). We changed rooms to one a bit better, but still dirty. The manager did comp us a ngt.
We enjoyed the city, but were not able to do any of the historic walking tours we'd hoped to do...actually, all we did was shop and drive around.

We would get out each morning much later than expected due to the care of Jackie's wounds, bandage changes, getting the meds into the pups, feeding them (for some reason they would not eat). Jackie managed to get out some sutures, even tho we had her sedated.
Jackie usually LOVES hotels and is all excited when we arrive - not this time. Something about this hotel was just not right...bad vibes.
The last night Sophia fell off the bed and split open the inside of her upper lip at 3 a.m. Mia felt horrible, of course. Sophia sleeps with them, but it was in the hotel that she awoke for the very first time (when Mia went to the bathroom at 3 a.m.), got up and must have crawled off the edge of the bed. I'd suggested bed rails, but DD did not think it would be needed....live and learn when it comes to babies.

Sophia is fine, had a teeny bit of a black eye yesterday, but already nearly gone today.
We will definitely return to Charleston (this was Mia's 3rd visit), but stay far from that darned hotel.

It was a Residence Inn and we've had many great stays at Residence Inns. Interestingly enough, this one had a brand new manager, who told me her boss told her - "Don't worry, Rome wasn't built in a day".
Loved Charleston, the history, the old homes. We drove through The Citadel, through the Isle of Palms (gorgeous!), had a couple of fabulous meals - one over looking Shem Creek through open windows and the other an old fashioned low country Southern Chicken Fried Chicken dinner...mouth watering delicious!
What we learned: do not travel with a pet with multiple sutures!!

Her sutures were removed yesterday (day after we returned) and she is good as new now. LOL
Sorry to go on ...the hotel stay was so bad it was comical.
How is Mary doing?
