The other thing that got me excited about Ananti, was the bookstore. The photo of it on their website showed a supper classic bookstore, and I knew it has to be on my to-do list to go visit it. The bookstore was actually just behind all the cafe, and just ground floor somewhat from the hotel building. Yes, knowledge and learning is an eternal journey! There can never be enough books!
Here is a view of some of the cafe outside the bookstore. I like the wordings on the glass window looking into the bookstore too.
When I first walked in, when the automatic sliding doors opened, I looked down and above was what I saw. I immediately love the place! I love Murakami books! Whimsical and surreal and so full of mysteries and no ending, lol.
Inside the book stores, surrounded by books and more meaningful wordings. I am just happy to be here.
Again, everything is bigger in Korea (as compared to Singapore), there are living chairs and even a piano in the store. Great for holding events and concerts!
They also sold other items besides books, and there is a cafe inside for you to purchase cakes and coffee.
Apart from the cafe outside, and inside the bookstore, I forgot to mention that there is also a beautiful cafe where you can have your high-tea in a long hall overlooking the sea. With chandeliers and beautiful furnishing and lightings, everything just oozed class!
There are also books on art here. Love the wooden floor.
Here is be at the outside cafe near the coast. Cheapskate me actually didn't spend any money at all at Ananti! Lol. I was thinking to get some pastry from the bookstore cafe, but decided to bypass it since we just had such a huge lunch!
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