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Bedford Resort & Spa, aka Book Club Trip

Last week I highlighted my road-trip outfit here, which I wore for an overnight my book club took to Bedford Resort and Spa and it was AMAZING:



The front entrance.



The Library


They have puzzle tables where guests are free to enjoy jigsaw puzzles in the library.





Beyond those doors is the in-door swimming pool, with original tile work from the 1920s



Entrance to the Spa

The bathroom was amazing!




Picked up this scrub and body mist from the spa shop.



The linens were so elegant and cozy.

This bathrobe is AMAZING, I felt like I was cuddling with Mr. Keller when I wore it.

Complimentary walking sticks.
My Bedford Resort Outfit. PJs-Ralph Lauren

The morning we left I took a dip in the in-door pool and was so relaxed that I just wore clothes for the ride home.

I can't begin to tell you how pampered I felt during this trip.  The hotel is amazing, the staff is friendly, and even the smells from room to room are elegant.  The spa experience was hands down the best I've ever had.  I received a wonderful massage and was able to relax in the spa lounge with cucumber water and fruit. I also took advantage of the Bedford Bathing Experience, which consists of a walnut scrub shower, steam room, hot tub, cold soak and finally a mist of cucumber spray all over your body. It was fabulous! And I did that rotation three times, which was including in the price of my massage.  I can't wait to go back.  My book club is thinking of having a yard/bake sale fundraiser so we can go again later in the summer.  I did bring some of the spa home buying the walnut scrub and cucumber spray, which I used immediately upon returning home last Sunday. 

We also ventured into town and I have some pictures, but I'll save those for another post.

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  1. You went to Bedford Springs with your book club? My book club seems lame in comparison! Your PJ photo is classic - so very Hugh Hefner.

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  2. We are lucky to have a member who works for Omni Hotels who got us a deal.

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