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On the opposite side, I wish there was an efficient hotel market for people like me who don't care at all about the aesthetics or size of the hotel room, room s
by devit 7y ago
On the opposite side, I wish there was an efficient hotel market for people like me who don't care at all about the aesthetics or size of the hotel room, room service or amenities but do care about having a single room, pitch black and silent during the day, and with a comfortable bed.
- ravenstine 7y agoMotel 6?
- devit 7y agoGenerally most hotels fail on the pitch black during the day requirement because they only have curtains (only roller shutters, aluminum foil on the window or having no window can block all light), they aren't very good at being silent (no soundproofing, room service with carts at morning, road in front without properly insulated windows, etc.) and you generally don't get an high-quality mattress and bed unless you go for an high-end hotel (with lots of useless amenities) and often the bed is not even acceptable (too small, no wood foundation, bad mattress, sheets that aren't big enough to always stay tucked in, or even sheets that can't be tucked in at all).
- kweinber 7y agoYou might be interested in checking yourself and a bed into a storage facility. It fits your requirements perfectly.
- noodlesUK 7y agoI don’t know if this is a serious suggestion, but I’m quite confident you can’t just live in a storage space in most parts of the developed world, it’s definitely not legal.
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- Ayesh 7y agoAirport hotels fall into this category. There are some airport hotels near Singapore and Kuala Lumpur that are super quiet, and has tiny rooms with nothing but walls, a comfy bed, and a mini bathroom kit.