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Location DB > United States > Pennsylvania > Poconos > Mount Airy Lodge > Scouting mission, and a peek inside > Chalets

14 / 19   Chalets

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There are 2 buildings across the street that are in immacualte condition - I imagine they were the honeymoon suites - and therefore also the home of the legendary champagne glass hot tub.
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Posted by HauntedPA 7/26/2004 7:43 PM | remove
  The champagne glass hot tubs are at the Ceasers Resorts, not Mt Airy. Mt Airy had the usual heart shaped ones. They were just huge is all.
Posted by Bratchny 7/27/2004 3:58 AM | remove
  That is very dissapointing to hear...do you know what these little condos are then???
Posted by HauntedPA 7/27/2004 7:27 AM | remove
  They're something very similar to time share villas that we have down here in Orlando. Just not time shares. Mainly for extended stays and the like I would think.
Posted by Bratchny 7/27/2004 1:07 PM | remove
  alright, scratch my whole theory then, I was mislead.
Posted by Bfagan 9/4/2006 2:39 AM | remove
  I was gonna say: damn these ARE in great condition! If these were kept up as apartments or condos...shit, I'd rent one in a second.
Posted by itsa2wayst2 9/17/2007 11:32 PM | remove
  actually, these are the villa's. the stairs you see go up to a room that can be rented separately or inconjuction with the rest of the villa. one villa can hold a family of 8. or so.
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