Re: When travelling, what level of existential comfort do you require?

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From experience, I require...

Thick (soundproof) walls.
No roaches.
A lock on the door.
A shower (not just a tub).

Is that asking too much? Apparently, it is for some places.

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Re^2: When travelling, what level of existential comfort do you require? by ChuckularOne (Prior) on Sep 03, 2013 at 12:25 UTC
Soundproof walls is the holy grail of hotels. If I could find a chain that uses insulated, concrete block walls between rooms, I'd never stay anywhere else.	[reply]
Re^3: When travelling, what level of existential comfort do you require? by tubaandy (Deacon) on Sep 10, 2013 at 17:09 UTC
I stayed in the NYLO Dallas Las Colinas one time. It has cement block everything (walls, floors, ceilings). Definitely sound proof! I'm pretty sure I could have played tuba in there an no one would have been bothered (had I had it with me). tubaandy	[reply]
Re^4: When travelling, what level of existential comfort do you require? by marinersk (Priest) on Sep 15, 2013 at 12:58 UTC
I'm pretty sure I could have played tuba in there an no one would have been bothered (had I had it with me). "Will that be checked baggage, sir, or carry-on?" `:-)`	[reply]

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