Huntington Townhouse

I almost booked with them, but then ended up having so many problems that I backed out. If you want further details, I'll tell them to you, but I'm hesitant because you have already booked them--don't want to knock you down.

Good Luck!

June

We ended up booking at Chateau Le Mer for Aug. 2001.

Keep in mind that this all happened August of 1999, when I was looking for a hall. There were a lot of rumors that Huntington Townhouse was going bankrupt. They neither confirmed nor denied this rumor (more that one person had heard it). The people who showed us the rooms claimed that it was a family owned business, and it turned out that the bank owned it. Seemed kinda shady, but we were still willing to go with it. Then they started talking about a Ritz Carlton Hotel that they were going to build, and how they couldn't possibly be going bankrupt if they were building a hotel, right? Wrong...two totally separate businesses that have nothing to do with each other.

The prices seem great - you start with $29 and work your way up depending on what you want. If you want valet parking its $5 more, if you want a pasta station, or a venetian table, it's more money. By the time we were done I felt like I had been compromising what we were getting with what I wanted.