The hotel that I recently stayed in advertised a pool and an exercise room. And while I was not particularly interested in the pool, I was interested in the exercise facilities.<\/p>\n
I suspected that the exercise facilities would only be aerobic, meaning that they would only have tread mills and exercise bikes. But, I decided to check it out anyway. Just maybe they would have a weight machine of some sort.<\/p>\n
After following the signs through the maze of hallways, I found the pool but the exercise room eluded me. After retracing my path several times, I concluded that the exercise room must be in with the pool. So, I entered the pool area.<\/p>\n
The pool area was a bit strange. While there were the usual lounge chairs in the area, the pool itself was surrounded by a white picket fence. Very strange.<\/p>\n
I didn’t know if the fence was there to keep people from falling in the pool or to keep them in the pool. Regardless, I found the exercise room and it was as I had suspected; several tread mills and exercise bikes.<\/p>\n
As I disappointedly started to leave the pool area, I noticed a sign on the wall. “Bathing suits must be worn at all times.”<\/p>\n
This got me to thinking. Were they requiring bathing suits for swimming as apposed to shorts or were they saying that skinny dipping was not allowed.<\/p>\n
Since the rooms adjacent to the pool had pool access, I suspected that couples were slipping in there after hours and quietly enjoying a dip.<\/p>\n
Maybe that is why the place is so popular.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The hotel that I recently stayed in advertised a pool and an exercise room. And while I was not particularly interested in the pool, I was interested in the exercise facilities. I suspected that the exercise facilities would only be … Continue reading