Is a night alone an unreasonable present to ask for?

[christmasheave]

DH keeps asking what I want for Christmas.

What I would love more than anything else is a night in a hotel with room service, a large bottle of wine and the TV remote all to myself. If it had a sauna where I could wind down earlier as well, I would almost weep with joy.

I love my family, but after Bfing for a long time and being tied to the house every night, I dream of a night alone without the demands of the children...and DHs snoring .

So, what do you reckon? Is it worth even asking?

[juneybean]

Go for it!

[defineme]

Oh yes-get him on lastminute.com-I got a malmaison deal which had lovely hot tub and sauna for very little last January.

[christmasheave]

defineme, that sounds wonderful!

[SparklyJules]

That sounds like absolute bliss!

[frazzled74]

sounds great! book it yourself, i wouldnt even need a swanky spa hotel, a travelodge, my book and a takeaway on my own would be lovely.

[christmasheave]

StayFrosty. I hear what you're saying. DH has also bought me slippers for the second year running. I do like the new slippers, but last time I checked I wasn't my grandmother.

[titferbrains]

definitely ask for it and be really clear that it's what you really want. when we go away to see family every year I really enjoy climbing into hotel bed (dd asleep and they eat really early there) and watching tv till I fall asleep. lying right in the middle of the bed . DD is asleep in the room but it's as good as being alone. Very relaxing.

[christmasheave]

You know, Travelodge, book and Takeaway does sound very good too.