From a few places I’ve stayed — from the inside looking out.
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- St. Severin Church on Rue St. Jacques, Paris
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- Butler’s Wharf across the Thames, London
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- Erasmus Bridge in Rotterdam, The Netherlands
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- Foggy morning along the coast in Doolin, Ireland
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- Rainy morning on Adams Street, Chicago
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- Sunset view of buildings from Niagara Falls
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- Alster Canal, Hamburg
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- The Bellagio, Las Vegas
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- Rooftops of Marylebone. London
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- The Fernsehturm (TV tower) in Berlin
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- Sunset, Kauai
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Great idea. I collect shots of hotel rooms, much more mundane than your views. 🙂 I particularly like the Paris view.
Thanks! That Paris stay was wonderful. We were staying in a 17th century Latin Quarter Apt.
Love that idea! I think I need to take more shots out of my hotel rooms. It really gives a nice impression of the city – besides the glamour shots of the sights.
Thanks. Going to the window to see my view is the first thing I do at a place. Of course, many times, I’m looking at less pleasant sights than those in this post!
LOVE this idea! I’m sending an email to myself to remind to go through all my photos and do a similar post.
Cool — I’ll look forward to seeing it.
Fantastic shots, Cathy. I love taking shots through windows and doors. Usually, my hotel rooms look out onto the parking lot! 🙂
Thanks, Nancie. I’ve had my share of those, too. 🙂
The sunset in Kauai is my fave of the lot.
I had exactly the same view looking out my B&B in Doolin. Then we followed it up with a stomach churning boat crossing to the Aran Islands.
I’ll have to remember to do more of these types of shots. Great idea.
I wish I’d been able to go to the Aran Islands when I was in Ireland. When I go, I’ll remember to take some Dramamine first.
so glad that my musings on views prompted you to post yours, Cathy. Congratulations on scoring some rooms with great views. I particularly like the river views, but was also blown away by the Paris apt. across from the church. Wow!
The Paris stay was almost like a dream — couldn’t believe I was actually in such a wonderful, old building in Paris looking at that amazing church across the street.
Great views! I particularly like the one on Rue St. Jacques – I’m missing Paris today.
Thanks! I think about Paris every day….. 🙂
What a beautiful collection of window shots, Cathy! It must have been a fun exercise putting it together.
It was fun, Marcia. Once I’ve got an idea on a theme, I really like pulling the photos together.
Awesome post, Cathy! I may just have to do a similar one 🙂 My favorite shot is definitely the one of the bridge in the Netherlands, and I also like the one in Chicago.
Thanks. I’m glad you mentioned those two photos. I like them, too. I like the moodiness of the Chicago one.
Wow Cathy, you have scored some rooms with awesome views! I love this idea! (though we’ve usually gotten a lot of neighboring buildings). What a great way to wake up to in a new city. Love the Niagara Falls and Kauai ones.
Thanks, Mary. There’s something about the sunset reflections on buildings that I really like. And the Kauai shot — that was one of the coolest places I’ve ever stayed.
I take photos through hotel rooms, too (and hate it when I can’t open the windows). Usually there’s roof tops of a piazza. Your view in Kauai, though… wow!
Thanks for the wow! I hate it when windows don’t open — for photo-taking and fresh air!
This is a beautiful series, Cathy. If forced to do so, I’d pick the fourth image (Chicago), as my favourite. The verticals contrasted by the lines of traffic, and the light, make this a standout image!
Thank you! I liked that about the photo as well. Also, as I mentioned to another commenter, I like the moodiness of it. Since I’m originally from Chicago, it reminded me of going to work on rainy mornings in the city.
That wintery shot in Paris is just dreamy!! They all are…
Many thank, Abby. I’m dreaming of that Paris view right now.
Jealous you have been to so many great places. Love the shots
Thanks, Eileen. Not all of the places I’ve stayed have been so cool, but I’m not complaining!
Great idea Cathy. The view from hotels give me this I don’t know what feeling. I have a photo I took from my hotel room in Shanghai and everytime I see it I feel like it transports me right there. Recently, I went to Vegas and part of the Strip was seen from the window. It was great to see the sunset from there.
I understand that “I don’t know what feeling” — I get it all the time while traveling!
What a great photo essay. The shot of the Paris church was excellent. Kudos!
Thanks very much. I couldn’t believe I actually had such a gorgeous old gothic church right across the street!
What a great idea! We’ve had some great views over the years, but the best was probably in Ischia, a small island off the coast of Naples. We were on the top of this huge hill, and our loft overlooked the entire bay and famous castle. It was stunning!
That sounds wonderful, Christy. Hope I get there someday.
The Chicago photo is my favourite, I have never been there but that is exactly how I imagine it.
So glad you like that photo. It really says “Chicago” to me, too.
What a great idea! You have certainly enjoyed some fantastic views!
I am lucky & grateful for some really great trips and accommodations.
Plenty of great shots in there…Love the one from Chicago. A rainy day is a great excuse to hang around the hotel:)
Thanks, Deej. The rain really set the mood for that shot.