The Eternal Sun

[thelast_fawcett]

You enter the Eternal Sun through a set of storm doors in an off the path alley way that once led to a series of abandoned underground warehouses in London. Upon entering you are surrounded by a relatively lush forest of palm trees, a stone path beneath your feet, and an unnatural warmth in the air.



You walk for but a minute before the trees clear and reveal a beach of white sand that seems to stretch for miles along a line of gently lapping, crystal clear water. Above you the sun hangs high in the sky, it’s rays glimmering across the surface of the water.



There are groupings of chairs scattered across the waterfront.



To the right, not far ahead there is an elegant bar/outside restaurant, eclectic and varying in its menu selections.

Bar


Restaurant


Beyond the restaurant there is an outdoor massage area at your convenience.



To the left there are a couple of villas spaced out across the water for private use and overnight rentals.



The water is warm and inviting.

Children are NOT permitted.

Reservations MUST be made for admittance. Give the gargoyle by the storm doors your name but be aware, he is a jokester.

The sun does go down around 11pm and begins to rise around 6:30 the following morning.

There is room service and a wait staff to take and serve your orders beach-side.

This exclusive club is open 24/7, again, with reservation only.