I spend more bloody time sleeping in hotel rooms than in my own bed at home. I am sick of the travelling, the expense, eating out all the time...doing nothing much when I could be doing something useful at home...It is driving me


It mught sound good, but I have got to the stage, I will be glad to never see another hotel for a whole... ...6 weeks!!!


Grrr!!!

razzmatazz said:

I wonder if Granny D will have U round 4 Sunday roast. Not long be4 I'll be down 2 keep U company 2.

I might not be there that long JD, cos I wanna jack it all in and was going to today...

razzmatazz said:

Well Ur still welcome Im sure.

Here Here! I work at a damn hotel (for another 37 days, but who's counting) and I think they suck too!

right

you need the comforts of home

I get the same way. Even though my last trip was only 2 weeks, I was ready to come home to my own bed and my own shower.

i love staying in hotels. the longer the better but, i AM always glad to be at home in my own bed when it's over.

razzmatazz said:

AaronSuperior said:

Yes, I travel the world and stay in really top hotels, now I am "living" in a 'not very nice' hotel in London, during the week, and go home at the weekends to do my washing and stuff...it isnt much fun, beleive me...

razzmatazz said:

great hotels, shitty hotels, doesn't matter to me. i love being in 'em!

AaronSuperior said:

I love hotels too, but I'm a little more picky. I don't stay at places like the Four Seasons, but aside from essentials like a clean and comfortable room, I like to have the following amenities:

• Interior corridors
  
• Restaurant/Room service
  
• Indoor pool
  
• Hot tub
  
• Sauna
  
• Broadband Internet access
  

All other things being equal, I'll stay at hotels affiliated with Marriott or InterContinental (the latter is the parent company of Holiday Inn), since I'm a member of their frequent guest programs.

matt said:

try Wingate too. they're very clean and new-looking but at a DECENT price. on the high end of decent, but still decent. great place.