Okay, I won’t lie to you—it’s not all poolside champagne. You’ll crave a kitchen to make toast at 3 a.m. You might get tired of the same carpet pattern. And yes, you will eventually develop opinions about the brand of coffee in the lobby.
But those are small trade-offs for a life where your biggest daily drama is, “Should I use the hot tub or the sauna?” Spoiler: both.
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How to Try It Without Going All In
Don’t sell your house yet. Take a “hotel vacation” for a week and pretend you live there. Eat in the restaurant, work in the lobby, and sleep in late. Notice how your stress levels drop. Notice how you smile more.
If you love it, book a month-long stay at a mid-range chain. Worst case? You get a month of fantastic sleep and fresh towels. Best case? You discover that home is less about a mailbox and more about how you feel when you walk through the door.
