Note: I understand living in a hotel might not be for everyone. However, I wanted to share my experience. Hopefully, it will help those who are very interested in those types of living arrangements.
Also, I'm talking about having a private room equivalent to a studio apartment size, not a small cramped space. This distinction is crucial.
I was trying to live the playboy lifestyle for a while and tried different places to live. I have concluded that living in a hotel plus a bar/club is one of the best. I have tried it for two months, and this is what I found.
Super Positives
-The party comes to you. If you live right on a bar/club, there will always be new people coming.
-A fresh supply of hot girls who are always coming to have fun and party.
-Excellent logistics. You are only one elevator ride away from your private room. This logistic does away with having to drive to a place, having to "bar hop," or having to take the girls from your place, which will make you lose the girls more often than not.
--Lax enforcement to no enforcement of guest rules: Depending on which apartment complex you live in. There are all sorts of guest rules in "high priced apartments" where you need to register your guests. Some even take weeks to get approval. Meanwhile, in the hotel, I took an SB to the hotel's cafeteria and then went straight to my room and had no questions.
-Less loneliness: There will be more fun people you can socialize with at a hotel. This fact has been a drawback at the "luxury apartment complexes" I'd live in(hint they aren't luxurious. It's just a fancy marketing name they use). There are usually older couples with the "get off my lawn" attitude. This fact means that they'll try to "police" the building and have all sorts of mundane rules.
Positives
You could get all of these in an apartment complex, but even then, at a hotel(+bar), it might more convenient.
-Cleaning services. If you live in an apartment, you will have cleaning services more readily available to you. While in an apartment, you will have to hire them independently.
-Food, while you can cook your food, there is also food that can easily be provided to you. While it might be slightly more expensive, it's even more convenient.
-Noise cancellation room, you can live on the upper floor where you won't hear anything. If you work from home, you can tune out. Moreover, most of the parties happen on the weekends.
-Centrally located: Most of these hotels are centrally located in a downtown area similar to the apartment complex, which also has the same up.
Drawbacks
Most of the drawbacks are how the system is set up. For instance, if someone books your room one day. However, all can be overcome if you book with anticipation. Another drawback might be the price; however, if you know the staff, there are ways around this.
Also, I'm talking about having a private room equivalent to a studio apartment size, not a small cramped space. This distinction is crucial.
I was trying to live the playboy lifestyle for a while and tried different places to live. I have concluded that living in a hotel plus a bar/club is one of the best. I have tried it for two months, and this is what I found.
Super Positives
-The party comes to you. If you live right on a bar/club, there will always be new people coming.
-A fresh supply of hot girls who are always coming to have fun and party.
-Excellent logistics. You are only one elevator ride away from your private room. This logistic does away with having to drive to a place, having to "bar hop," or having to take the girls from your place, which will make you lose the girls more often than not.
--Lax enforcement to no enforcement of guest rules: Depending on which apartment complex you live in. There are all sorts of guest rules in "high priced apartments" where you need to register your guests. Some even take weeks to get approval. Meanwhile, in the hotel, I took an SB to the hotel's cafeteria and then went straight to my room and had no questions.
-Less loneliness: There will be more fun people you can socialize with at a hotel. This fact has been a drawback at the "luxury apartment complexes" I'd live in(hint they aren't luxurious. It's just a fancy marketing name they use). There are usually older couples with the "get off my lawn" attitude. This fact means that they'll try to "police" the building and have all sorts of mundane rules.
Positives
You could get all of these in an apartment complex, but even then, at a hotel(+bar), it might more convenient.
-Cleaning services. If you live in an apartment, you will have cleaning services more readily available to you. While in an apartment, you will have to hire them independently.
-Food, while you can cook your food, there is also food that can easily be provided to you. While it might be slightly more expensive, it's even more convenient.
-Noise cancellation room, you can live on the upper floor where you won't hear anything. If you work from home, you can tune out. Moreover, most of the parties happen on the weekends.
-Centrally located: Most of these hotels are centrally located in a downtown area similar to the apartment complex, which also has the same up.
Drawbacks
Most of the drawbacks are how the system is set up. For instance, if someone books your room one day. However, all can be overcome if you book with anticipation. Another drawback might be the price; however, if you know the staff, there are ways around this.
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