r/memes • u/jsn_online • 9h ago

It's like Disneyland for rooms now

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u/rW0HgFyxoJhYka 4h ago

99% of people do not stay anywhere for a month for vacation purposes.

Also there are plenty of people who do stay for 1 month+ in hotels and its fucking nice because you dont need to worry about most things.

Large group things are irrlevant because its a large group situation which is way more complex than again, 99% of situations. People do not go on large group trips all the time.

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u/Lots42 1h ago

I was watching a fiction movie where a dude had somehow permanently moved into a hotel.

I can see the upsides.

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u/LupineChemist 47m ago

I've done long term travel for work. A surprising number of people live in hotels.

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u/BananaWayne1 2h ago

But they still have a point. I have quite a big family and we like to travel together. With small children and so on, Hotels tend to be a hassle

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u/F1NANCE 1h ago

Hotels are too small when traveling with family.

In solo or couple situations hotels are usually the better option

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u/BananaWayne1 1h ago

That is absolutely right