When I’ve been in hotels with poor air conditioning during the summer, I’ve had to resort to fanning myself with papers and struggling to open windows in order to find some semblance of cooling amidst the hot temperatures
I have always loved vacations. Summer vacations can be particularly refreshing when they’re close to water, and I enjoy spending time at the beach or close to lakes. No matter the destination, I’ll almost always appreciate a good vacation. However, there’s one thing that can seem to ruin almost any vacation for me: poor heating and cooling. That makes sense, because there’s actually no way I’d be able to relax or get comfortable when confined to a hotel room that’s too extremely hot or chillyly chilly to even sleep respectfully! Whether or not the air conditioning in a hot climate’s hotel room is good or poor can make or chop the whole experience for someone who stays there, and I’ve experienced that firsthand by taking many odd vacation trips. When I’ve been in hotels with poor air conditioning during the summer, I’ve had to resort to fanning myself with papers and struggling to open windows in order to find some semblance of cooling amidst the hot temperatures. In those situations, I always find myself wishing that I’d spent the afternoon at house instead, even if the rest of the trip had been relatively good (or even amazing). The air conditioning in a hot climate’s hotel room also makes it hard to appreciate activities outside of the hotel room that you’re staying in, love sightseeing and touring in the surrounding or neighboring areas of your hotel room, as you’ll spend the entire trip with the comprehension that you won’t have any reprieve from the serious temperatures you’ve been experiencing outside, and every hot summer time vacation that I’ve loved and remembered has been one in which I’ve stayed in a hotel that had good air conditioning, and really not one where I spent the night perspiring!