Last weekend we had an unbelievable weekend. Jenna's aunt works at the Four Seasons so I sprung a surprise weekend on my lady. We had a villa on the 18th green at TPC Las Colinas (where the Byron Nelson Classic is played) and the amenities only a Four Seasons can provide. After a weekend of the spa, PGA caliber golf courses, and a room about the size of our first house, Jenna made the comment "I could so be rich." I replied, "I don't know, it would get old trying to keep up with the Cruise's."
We had a couple of celebrity sightings but nothing to crazy. The best part is being anywhere on the premise and everyone knows your name. I envision some crazy Big Brother back room with a guy looking at 12 monitors and radioing to doormen, concierge's, and bar staff whose where on the grounds. We also had crawfish while we there so it made the weekend perfect. It was also nice to get away at the beginning of Spring Break instead of the end.
There's nothing like a 5-star experience for a 3-star price--except for the bar tabs. If my senses hadn't been dulled, the sticker shock would've been pretty bad.
We had a couple of celebrity sightings but nothing to crazy. The best part is being anywhere on the premise and everyone knows your name. I envision some crazy Big Brother back room with a guy looking at 12 monitors and radioing to doormen, concierge's, and bar staff whose where on the grounds. We also had crawfish while we there so it made the weekend perfect. It was also nice to get away at the beginning of Spring Break instead of the end.
There's nothing like a 5-star experience for a 3-star price--except for the bar tabs. If my senses hadn't been dulled, the sticker shock would've been pretty bad.
