20 Hotels And Airports That Are Straight-Up Living In 3019

#1 This hotel bathroom has a fully stocked mini fridge right by the shower

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#2 The door to this hotel bathroom can close off either the entire bathroom, or just the toilet

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#3 This hotel in Hong Kong comes with a cell phone you can use during your stay

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#4 This hotel has a vending machine full of mini champagne bottles

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#5 This hotel lets you borrow a plant to bring your room to life

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#6 This hotel has a small library where you can either TAKE A BOOK to read or LEAVE A BOOK behind for future guests

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#7 This hotel bathroom mirror has a Bluetooth speaker built right into it

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#8 This hotel actually encourages you to take used soap with you so it doesn’t get thrown away

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#9 This hotel in China gives you a card to show taxi drivers in case there’s a communication barrier

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#10 This hotel gives you a drink voucher in exchange for skipping room service

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#11 This hotel repurposes stained (but clean!) washcloths for guests to use on “stubborn items such as coffee, makeup, oil, or mud”

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#12 The shower handle in this hotel bathroom tells you the water temperature

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#13 This airport hotel in Arlanda, Sweden, is INSIDE a converted Boeing 747

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#14 The airport in Munich has Napcabs, aka soundproof pods you can rent to catch some Z’s

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#15 The airport in Portland has a free ~microcinema~ that features short films by Oregon filmmakers

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#16 Bathrooms in the Atlanta airport — the busiest airport in the world — have lights indicating which stalls are occupied

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#17 This airport in Japan has a direct phone line connecting pre- and post-security areas so you can talk to loved ones on the other side

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