Gregory Morrow wrote:
Ben Stevens wrote:

It is quite common to see a lot of travelers making compromise on the
comfort and enjoyment of vacationing. Since the sole reason for being on
vacation is to cool your tiring soul and taking a break, but somehow we
do give up on the simple and basic adeptness of the comfort of home.
What most of the people end up is in stuffy hotels where the rooms as
well as the kitchen is simply enough for those who are on the open door.
Seriously, this should not be the case, as currently in the market there
are various shelter or hotel service providers like shelter island rental.



"Cottaging...???"


Since when is that the sole reason for a vacation??? I can do that at
home. My travel is aimed primarily at learning things and new experiences.
Now that my body refuses to let me do it the way I used to, I like to do
it in reasonable comfort, but that's far from my "sole reason for being on
vacation"!

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Erilar, biblioholic medievalist with iPad