Eastern Europe Mystery Auction - 3/26/10

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The auction opens on March 26, 2010 (Eastern Europe Mystery Auction)



The auction is featured on the LL homepage and is availiable for everyone to view. There will be clues throughout the duration of the auction to let you know the location of the property. So check this forum in the Community throughout the next few days to learn more!

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[snapyou]

Kafka's home

[bonniejoy03]

Prague?

[omegaet]

Prague for sure and probably the Buddha-Bar Hotel




http://www.buddha-bar-hotel.cz/



Warning....take it easy on the Absinthe!

[Mountie]

Prague could work for me.

[kapper]

Prague is probably my second most favorite European city, just after Paris. The Buddah-Bar Hotel looks like it is a bite over the top for my family. Well, maybe not for my kids!

[ShiningLight]

Two nights in this place would not be nearly enough for me! I'd never want to leave to see Prague!

Does the luggage (LV) pictured, come with the room to use as one one would complementary shampoo and soap?

(We are currently shopping for new luggage, which is why it is on my mind.)

[jsattapr2]

shininglight, the two LVs pictured will cost more than this package will eventually! I had a zipper replaced in a piece of LV and it cost more than a recetly domestic r/t air ticket.



Prague is a fav of mine!

[ShiningLight]

jsattapr2 -

You have good taste in luggage and locations. This mystery auction is causing us to check out Prague in general, and the other LL properties there. Very intriguing.

But unless my once a week PowerBall ticket connects, something tells me our luggage will never be up to the standard these rooms seem to require. :-)

At least you could get the zipper repaired. There is something to be said for things so well made, that they can be and are worth repairing. Actually that is what appeals to us about many of these hotels in Prague - the beauty of 'Old Europe' excellence in craftsmanship and people who restore and value treasures without missing out on the progress of today.

[jsattapr2]

shininglight, don't get the idea I travel with an ensemble ofLV luggage. I don't. I have a bag, which I believe is now called a Tivoli today and sells for an absurd price. My bag was purchased in Paris on a mad impulsesome years ago, when francs were still used and the dollar was very strong. It has served me very well as a companion carry-on for many, many milesand always seems to have a little more space for something. Dressed up or dressed down, the bag is perfect! If I had the money, I would NOT travel with a full set of LV. You simply paint a target on yourself and your belongings.



Prague is a class act city and we are fortunate to have friends living there who show us the insider sights and restaurantswhen we visit.