Hotels with pool tables

Seriously???? The LAST thing on my mind booking a hotel is 'does it have a pool table". A decent place to shit-shower-n-shave yes but a pool table? I can honestly say i've never seen such a place. Did stay in one that had a attached bar with a couple shitty Valley's but that's it.
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Hotels with pool tables

My father bought a hotel on fort Lauderdale Beach years ago I'm talking like the 50s. It actually had a for real billiard room two Brunswick tables nicely laid out chairs carpeting chandeliers. I guess was kind of a throwback to another time.

It's not where I first started playing but I just enjoy playing there. The only problem was, it was only about 100 yd from the ocean and it would get a little brutal in there sometimes even with the air conditioning which in the 50s wasn't the best.

I remember reading the hotel that Minnesota fats lived in had a billiard room in it that they had put in just for him. I wonder if it's still there?

Hotels with pool tables

I stayed in a hotel in Albany (or maybe it was Buffalo...can't remember) that had an attached bar with one crappy bar box. But there were only two cues, and neither one had a tip. :confused:

This brings to mind something I learned many years ago. When going on vacation (usually to resorts), but a few pieces of Master chalk and a tip tool. I’ve found many of them have pool tables (not necessarily advertised) but the cues will have flat tips and chalk may be nonexistent.

A few minutes of work with a paper towel to clean the shaft and shape the tip is worth it. And I usually donate the chalk by leaving it when I leave.

Crystal Leisure/Wizard Imagination 'Sneaky Pete' Pool Cues (Case Lot of 24) * NEW-OLD-STOCK * $240 +shipping

Got a pile of old Crystal Leisure (I believe is right)/Wizard Imagination Sneaky Pete 2-piece cues I'd like to sell. These cues are brand-new/old stock (from my deceased uncle's estate). Would like to sell as the full lot, but might consider breaking them up into smaller lots of 10/12 or so. Weights are 18, 19, 20, and 21 oz, pretty evenly-spaced amongst the lot (by a quick look appeared to be 6 cues of each weight). Cues look nice, though they are old and have been in storage for a good while (in my uncle's mobile home and a few years in a rental storage unit); I did notice that the tips have popped off of at least 2 of the cues (still in packages). I tried to check straightness of a few (first four off the top of the pile), of those 3 seemed to roll fairly well (though definitely not perfect), 1 was extremely warped (shaft); I'd guess straightness of the lot would fall along those lines, but idk. 'Fraid I can't offer any type of guarantee on these, but I'll try my best to answer any questions about them. Price is $240 for the full lot (of 24 cues) plus shipping (I'll ship for the actual cost rounded up to the dollar). I'll have to round up a box for shipping (the existing box is in pretty rough shape) and get the charges, this might take a few days, but I'll ship as soon as I possibly can. New member to the forum, thought I'd try selling here rather than eBay (that eBay cut is getting pretty extreme lately :confused:). I figured I'd give this a try for a week or so before listing on eBay. Thanks ~ 'Kowalski'

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