What do you love the most in hotel?

[FlyingJesus]

Blue man tube mans

[GoldenMerc]

I loved hotels until I lived in an apartment in a Intercontinental for 2 years, it used to be exciting to go to hotels, now I just use Airbnb

[-:Undertaker:-]

also the bed and the front door so i can get out as quickly as possible and explore

i have like zero interest in hotels. "oh its nice" then put case down, brush teeth and get out! and not remember coming back cos pissed

[TinyFroggy]

Blue man tube mans

The hotels you chose to stay are weirds XD I thought that tube man only goes to car or furniture dealer shop. Lmao.

[Jarkie]

I love exploring the room! Seeing what's in all of the drawers, what complimentary things they give you and what you can buy from room service. And the stuff that we don't have at home, like a pool and a balcony, and fancy furniture lol

This is what I love about a hotel! - I always check the draws and eat the cookies that are there! I once found a cap in a draw - that I gave to reception and they gave me a free drink for it ^.^ #winning

[TinyFroggy]

I've never been to a hotel that offers cookies for compliment T.T I wanna go to one!

[Triz]

I go to see straight away the goodies they have next to the kettle, there is always biscuits and whatnot.

[scottish]

I loved hotels until I lived in an apartment in a Intercontinental for 2 years, it used to be exciting to go to hotels, now I just use Airbnb

I had my first airbnb experience a few weeks ago, wasn't that great - it was like someone's house who was away for a while so they had their own possessions about as much as they tried to hide it..

I like the idea of it for actually cooking meals etc rather than depending on takeaway/room service though.

[buttons]

being able to make yourself hella cups of tea and put on the heating and shower without worrying about the expense

[GoldenMerc]

I had my first airbnb experience a few weeks ago, wasn't that great - it was like someone's house who was away for a while so they had their own possessions about as much as they tried to hide it..

I like the idea of it for actually cooking meals etc rather than depending on takeaway/room service though.

airbnb has became more businessy now, i try avoid 'homey' houses, but I'm not trying to stay at more hotels.