Would you ever Consider Moving Into a Hotel Room/Suite?

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**Or would You just Prefer to Stay in One On a Vacation? xxoo

abc3643 · Accepted Answer

Sure, most of the past 17.5 years I have lived in hotels.

Bklynbadboy12 · Accepted Answer

Sure I would are you coming with me

WindAtMyBack · Answer

I've spent months at a time living in motels while working out of state. It completely drives me nuts living in a motel that long. Those four walls start really closing in after just a few weeks. If I could handle it I'd be very rich, because I could make a ton of money doing that work. But I could never handle living like that.

It's not just the size that bothers me. I could deal with living in a small cabin of similar size in the woods. But the motel environment never felt like "home" to me. It sucks working long hours and not being able to go "home" at the end of the day. It's like there is no relief from work.

Leapfrog00 · Answer

There would be some nice things about it. You don't have a house to clean. Housekeeping can do it for you. Free cable in a way. If you have the money, you could order room service if it's available, so you'd never really have to leave, except to go work or the doctor's office, or any other priority.

Honestly though, I'd rather have a home. Homes might be high maintenance, but at least you have some place to call your own. I can't even go back to my home right now. It's a long story, but let me just say, it wasn't safe for me there. I'd give anything to live in a home again.

People often say home is where you make it, but sometimes no matter where we are and no matter how hard we try, the place we're in just won't equal up to the home we once had. And when the day comes you're out in the world alone with nobody, you realize just how much you miss what you once had.

So yeah, a hotel room would be nice for a while, but nothing beats a nice comfortable home.

Lynx122 · Answer

No that's crazy expensive even if you're rich it's not really smart to just blow money on a hotel for no reason. I'd only go to a hotel on vacation and preferably in a country where things cost less than in my country. Luckily that's almost everywhere.

Genie23 · Answer

I stayed in hotel many times (vacation) but last year was I stayed in stayed in a hotel for over a month (for many reasons). It gets tiring after a while. So, no, I wouldn't really want to move there even though they are very comfy and you have staff at your service 24/7 but my heart belongs at home. That's where I feel more cozy.

Jersey2 · Answer

I have stayed in hotels enough to know that a permanent stay is not for me. A suite would be like a small apartment after a while but with maid service. Some people stay longterm on cruise ships which have medical, food, services and a small room perhaps with a balcony. That also is not for me as a few weeks on a cruise ship is enough for me.

kellytheman · Answer

No but I can understand at first you think it be great to where you don't have to clean up, bed is always made, cable TV and other things but after awhile it might suck not having a kitchen and some rooms are kinda small. It have to be a really nice suite or a penthouse to really consider moving in or staying.

Sour-rose · Answer

As of now, I'm considering moving into a suite. Just temporarily until someone stops fukin with me and let me give the deposit and see the room... without saying it's already taken as soon as I get there to see the room. :)

Lliam · Answer

Sure, if I could afford it. Some apartment suites are extremely opulent, and the services and amenities are superb. But only wealthy people can afford to live in those.

Paradisepup36390 · Answer

If I was offered permanent residency in a hotel for life at no charge to me, I could get used to being comfortable there and having free continental breakfasts, especially if they were healthy and fresh.

Justmeagain1 · Answer

I have done this out of desperation when I was younger some 20 odd years ago and had no where to live.

OfMiceandMen · Answer

I would get tired of living in a hotel room for any length of time. It's okay for business or vacation purposes, but not to live.

Jaximus-Lion · Answer

Vacation only. I can't feel free and do the things i wanna and usually do. Plus! I need my garden and the view i have on the back of the house.

RobT312 · Answer

I had to live in one for work for 2 months…it wasn't bad…no responsibility cleaning or cooking! Those were the +

AviatorTom · Answer

Only if I could have the entire floor... penthouse suite

DizzyDesii · Answer

I’ve considered it for if i lived in Vegas to work

OlderAndWiser · Answer

I would go absolutely NUTS if I was forced to do that!

TrueConfection · Answer

Just vacation. Is rather make my bedroom into a suite.

FunkyMonkee · Answer

To live there? Hell no!! It's bad enough I was forced from a huge 3 story house into this tiny 2 story place!!

modeve · Answer

I definitely stay in hotel while moving to other cities.

zagor · Answer

I've done so for over 4 months at a time, but in those cases I was so busy that I didn't care much. But it is definitely nice to have your own laundry and kitchen facilities.

smilelots · Answer

I had to when my x and I split for a while it was like 3 months till I found the right place to lay my head down.. it was a short stop and close to the boys.

Likes2drive · Answer

I thought about it, but I have too much stuff to actually be living in a motel room, and I did come across a motel in Maryland that the weekly rates were better than renting an apartment

Sevenpointfive · Answer

maybe an airb2b would be cool. i think those are sometimes for sale. hotels not so much.

BetterB4Him · Answer

Wouldn't want to live out of one like residency (not mental health [NO PUN INTENDED]) too informal for me.. yes I heard of dayrates but it's for super upscale really are euphemized as 'living like a hermit' but very posh lifestyle.. not very useful but have an ordeal out of a town with surprise Atlantic City trips sporadically and other super-duper promoter weekends which I have a backup crew and others by the 'Star Rating' of the trip host usually the Saturday breakfast hour till a little after dinner or unless we go private.. This year so far after a complete drought for a decade {Might be some punishment in one of the Caribbean Isles) starts of with a PromFever-esque type with a young freestyle rap woman from Worldstar (In this case Using the #LIVEDOTMEAPP feature all weekend in full parody mode) you know the surprises and trimmings.. Hope I get invited one day

Anonymous · Answer

I could never afford it. But to live in a place where they clean my room for me sounds magical. I don’t need a kitchen because I can’t cook anyway. Right now I sleep in what used to be the dining room of a house so a hotel sounds amazing

Jerre · Answer

Stay there on vacation only. I like my house with a pool much more. Easy to have sex parties at my house as there is lots of room for people to fuck in

humanearth · Answer

I did once when a city bus hit our house and we had no place to live when I was about 10 years old

belle_kai · Answer

Definitely vacation only but not to move into. Unless it's an apartment for work and its big enough

douride2 · Answer

Staying in one on a vacation is enough for me.

Rangers · Answer

I can't afford any of that, sleeping on the side of the road will have to do

Inquisitive98 · Answer

No! I am currently moving from air b n b to air b n b. I find it to be quite annoying, always having to move every few weeks.

Surely · Answer

I heard that you are able to purchase a cabin on a cruise ship. That could be more interesting!

clampfan101 · Answer

I’m (hopefully) eventually having kids. We’d need multiple rooms for various reasons. lol

Anonymous · Answer

It would have to be a pretty nice hotel room because I would prefer a nice house or a real apartment

Greenbean27 · Answer

I wouldn't live there, I would like to own my property.

DaKnow1 · Answer

Not really to be honest. Staying for a bit is nice, and something I would totally do, but ideally I'd like to own what I live in

Anonymous · Answer

depends on the other people in the hotel how loud and noisy they are and depends on how much the room is a night

KostasKouvalis · Answer

Honestly, yes. Some of them are very livable, even the basic ones. Though now that I think about it, it would probably cost the same per month as an apartment, so I'd much rather just get an appartment.

rachel776 · Answer

i pretty much live in hotels half the year

Ametrine98 · Answer

Why not but the problem is the budget and privacy

ArrowheadSW · Answer

I have too much stuff. LOL

Massageman · Answer

Well, since my house is fully paid for, that suite would have to be about a quintuple suite or bigger, and be available to me at no charge. Otherwise, I'll stay where I am at - for now.

FinalFantasyBro · Answer

Nope because I know I wouldn't be able to design the room to fit my personal style because I love to imagine how my places look and you obviously can't do that with a hotel room.

EmmaMary · Answer

@paris13  Holiday/Vacation only... Thank you. xx

exitseven · Answer

No, what would I do without a garage or basement?

HippieVeganJewslim · Answer

I though about it, but then hôtels are quite expensive where I’ve been. Maybe a cheap hôtel with decent quality?

LemiaOfThunder · Answer

I would if my job required me too

AnusNdaPainus · Answer

Pros :  Doordash is pretty much a free for all  Cons: foreigners

nawtee_me · Answer

Where are we vacationing to?

msc545 · Answer

No - too small, no kitchen, no space.

TrillXHippy · Answer

I’ll stay in a hotel only on vacation

krin_m · Answer

Only while on vacation!

CubaPirate · Answer

If cash wasn't an issue then why not

Gent207-2 · Answer

Vacation always

Usernamestinks · Answer

No to expensive

htmndg183 · Answer

Yes please.

Aww44 · Answer

1 room on my own

nolabels · Answer

Never.

Anonymous · Answer

Maybe for a short term.

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