Why I'm glad I own an RV - Dirty Hotel Rooms
I read this article this morning about how dirty hotel rooms are. I'm really thankful that we rarely use a hotel and have our RV to rely on. Dirty Hotel Rooms Jim
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I love RVing and it is my preferred way of traveling with my family, unfortunately my job requires quite a bit if travel, many times at a moment's notice particularly when issues halt or impede production.
For the most part the hotels I book are pretty nice since our clients are footing the bill and all incurred expenses, you get what you pay for really rings true in terms of travel accommodations.
Most of our bad experiences with hotels were due to trying to save a few bucks when traveling with the kids back in the day, staying at economy hotels to keep within travel budget led to less than desirable accommodations at times.
Now with the kids grown we travel with a different sense of style both when RVing or utilizing hotels. Bedbugs among other issues stated in linked article are good reasons to travel exclusively by RV, but we will continue to enjoy finer hotels from time to time.
There are germs everywhere we go folks, from work, stores, public restrooms, restaurants, church, and even the good ole doctor's office, we are under continual bombardment. Such is life as we know it.
For the most part the hotels I book are pretty nice since our clients are footing the bill and all incurred expenses, you get what you pay for really rings true in terms of travel accommodations.
Most of our bad experiences with hotels were due to trying to save a few bucks when traveling with the kids back in the day, staying at economy hotels to keep within travel budget led to less than desirable accommodations at times.
Now with the kids grown we travel with a different sense of style both when RVing or utilizing hotels. Bedbugs among other issues stated in linked article are good reasons to travel exclusively by RV, but we will continue to enjoy finer hotels from time to time.
There are germs everywhere we go folks, from work, stores, public restrooms, restaurants, church, and even the good ole doctor's office, we are under continual bombardment. Such is life as we know it.
