My partner and I have been staying in a hotel room for two weeks now, then we’re traveling for business purposes, so thankfully we’re being put up in a nice hotel through my partner’s dealer, then my partner and I live internationally half the year, and spend the other half back in the states, so we’re pretty low maintenance when it comes to traveling arrangements.
Occasionally, it’s just nice to be back in your house country.
The hotel room we’re in has the biggest, comfiest bed, a great fitness center and pool, and a large bathroom. The room is more than comfortable for us, except for the HVAC unit. There is a thermostat on the wall, but the buttons don’t change anything and there’s no vents. I’m not sure if the thermostat unquestionably does anything other than state the new temperature in the room. There’s also a large, chunky HVAC component under the window that has seen better days. It has two knobs, which control the temperature and fan speed. This HVAC component pushes out cool air every fifteen minutes or so, and it sounds strenuous… Because the air isn’t being distributed regularly, the temperature of the room fluctuates dramatically, and not only is it loud, but it makes different clicking noises before and after pushing the cool air out. The noises are easily frustrating when you’re trying to sleep at night. I don’t think much about HVAC units, but this cannot be energy efficient. I’m waiting on it to stop laboring any minute now.