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Serious question: are you really so afraid of the tiny possibility of someone breaking into your room while you're sleeping that you can't sleep well in hotels?

• hrktb 11y ago
  I sleep decently in most conditions (I can sleep in parks for instance), it's more that hotels feel inherently 'public'. It's a place owned by someone else, maintained and cleaned by employees, ruled about under a company's rules. If I had to put it in a bucket, it would go with shopping mall bathrooms, train compartiments or compamy shower rooms. As a sign of that you wouldn't leave valuable stuff on an hotel room table while you're out, as you would in your house.
  • morgante 11y ago
    > As a sign of that you wouldn't leave valuable stuff on an hotel room table while you're out, as you would in your house. Speak for yourself. I routinely leave my most valuable possession (my laptop) in hotel rooms. I'm not paranoid.