Did you know tourism has a calmness? Well, believe it or don’t! It does, and the destination for this calmness is Venice, Florida. Oh, of course nature gave tourism to the world, not just the state of Florida so, there are possibly many other destinations where you can find this calmness.

However, as it is our tradition on Godfrey Times Travel, we showcase what we explore or have explored. We have explored a tourism charm in the shark tooth city of the world, Venice. This calmness is the Chaperone for all your explorations, accompanying you as you explore. Lol. Yes! It was our first tourism attraction.

It accompanied us and we couldn’t help but take it all in. Godfrey Times Travel explored some part of the city. We visited Tikka Indian Cuisine in the Bird Bay Plaza for a takeout food adventure because they were about to close. Their shrimp tikka masala and lamb tikka masala had the cultural taste of India and the coconut rice had its own uniqueness. I can’t leave out the Gobi Manchuria, good lord!!

The drive to our hospitality destination was a thrill as we reveled in the calmness, chaperoning us.

When we saw our hotel, the TownePlace Suites by Marriott, standing in the awe of hospitality, OMG!!!

J. W Marriott’s culture of perfection was radiating all around it and, like the Fairfield By Marriott Inn & Suites, Tampa, cleanliness was the order.

Check in was less than a minute. Our suite was a King Studio. A 308sqft/28sqm room featuring bath and bathroom, furniture and furnishings, food & beverages, Internet & phones, kitchen, and entertainment. It also had the container store closet.

Our one-night stay was an adventure of destress and relaxation that stirred up thoughts of extending our stay.

Besides the true comfiness of the bed, one hospitality marvel of our King Studio was the kitchen. We had everything to cook. It was a full kitchen. This includes silverware, pots, pans, serving dishes, dishes and glasses, microwave, dishwasher, stovetop, refrigerator and pantry area.

The Elfa closet was so nice and added a more convenient thrill to our suite.

They have the TownMap, guests can use as a guide to the neighborhood, nearby dining destinations and other tourism attractions that might interest them. Also, your pets are accepted here.

There is also the “In A Pinch” market for your late-night snacking. Nighttime is a unique beauty here.

Sandra, the front desk staff, manifested the identity of hospitality and friendliness. She interacted with us on the beauty of the hotel, and her position saying “Interacting with and listening to guests is a great fun part of my job here that I enjoy”.

“When you’re going to the beach, let me know. We have some chairs I can lend you just in case you want to sit down and admire the sea.” She told me, still manifesting that friendliness.