Quality does not seem to be directly linked to price and in fact a couple of the best hotels I have stayed in have been private ones with en-suite, very clean, newly decorated, free WiFi and English breakfast for around £20. On the other hand I have ended up in hotels run by chains and I paid £80 to £150 for shabby rooms, damp walls, faulty showers and curtains falling off the rails.
My overnight survival kit contains:
A mini fan heater (British hotels tend to be mean with the heating)
Radiator key. (It seems that hoteliers don’t know how to bleed radiators.)
Mini WD40. (For making the shower taps work properly)
Digital TV USB stick and a long cable to connect to the aerial socket.
Leatherman multi-tool.
Mini flashlight.
Any other suggestions?
My overnight survival kit contains:
A mini fan heater (British hotels tend to be mean with the heating)
Radiator key. (It seems that hoteliers don’t know how to bleed radiators.)
Mini WD40. (For making the shower taps work properly)
Digital TV USB stick and a long cable to connect to the aerial socket.
Leatherman multi-tool.
Mini flashlight.
Any other suggestions?
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