Now you have no excuses for not exercising in a hotel
Submitted by Wanderlust AndiYou are on the road in a hotel, have eaten too much, and are feeling sluggish - so, you really "should" exercise. But, there is either no exercise room in the hotel (or it is closed), or, if there is an exercise room in the hotel, it is either too busy, doesn't have the right equipment or, let's face it, you really don't want to get dressed up enough to go to the exercise room.
Videos on your computer to the rescue! Check out these exercise videos which will give you a great workout, using the "equipment" in your hotel room: your luggage for weights, and the tub and bed for a "bench". You can even do these exercises while watching TV.
Now, there is no excuse for not exercising - even at a hotel.
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Submitted by Wanderlust AndiHotels like the Omni are basing their renovations on reviews from websites like TripAdvisor. They say that since the customers are so candid, it gives them a good opportunity to understand what is lacking in their hotels, and where they can improve.
What hi-tech hotel equipment do you want?
Submitted by Wanderlust AndiHotels are constantly looking for new ways to entice travelers, and the latest development appears to be rooms with hi-tech options for those with a multitude of digital tastes. Business travelers in particular seem to lean toward rooms loaded with new technology, including super-charged remote controls and personal iPads that serve as a digital concierge for guests.
Do you tip housekeeping when you are at a hotel?
Submitted by Wanderlust AndiDo you tip housekeeping when you are at a hotel? And, if so, how much?
There was a poll done a couple years ago that concluded that if you don't tip, you are one of the 39% of travelers that don't tip. If you do tip, you belong to the 23% minority that always tips. I believe that most people just are not aware that they should tip housekeeping.
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