Sorrento Hotel

We ended up here on Saturday night; Scott had to have the plate of cookies (which we learned they no longer do) and sit by the fire (which was well occupied, sending us into the adjacent bar).

The bar felt very European, which I found very relaxing as I slouched comfortably in the mohair seat, fairly unaware of the stodgy bar patrons around us. Later when the bar had cleared Scott pointed out that we were one of the few tables that were not part of the “adult diaper crowd” as he so charmingly put it.

Still stodgy wealthy drinkers and chilly barmaids beside, we had a great time. Though we brought the fun with us, the fun wasn’t waiting for us at the Sorrento.

We ordered cheesy drinks: Jess had a white Russian and I had Amaretto in an oversized snifter, to go with the environment. We played table rugby, took pictures of everything and laughed. As the evening went on the bar slowly cleared around us. When 1 am passed the bar man attempted to vibe us down and eventually just brought us our bill.

I would recommend the Sorrento’s bar for visiting in-laws, business meetings, illustrious affairs, first date drinks and groups of friends, especially groups where the conversation pours and you’re not interested in loud music to scream over.

upscale nice hotel, it has a drink your scotch by the fire and smoke a cigar kind of vibe…i prefer the Hotel 1000.

Old timey feel, everything is small by modern standards. I prefer the Mayflower Park for this class/type of hotel.