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“Jungle red-eye” hotels...
Are they quiet? Someplace you can get a decent morning and afternoon sleep? Any personal techniques experienced people might suggest?
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Originally Posted by Excargodog
(Post 2979192)
Are they quiet? Someplace you can get a decent morning and afternoon sleep? Any personal techniques experienced people might suggest?
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The Wyndham sucks. Next to a busy road and bad curtains. However I think we’ve moved short stay in FLL
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Originally Posted by Excargodog
(Post 2979192)
Are they quiet? Someplace you can get a decent morning and afternoon sleep? Any personal techniques experienced people might suggest?
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Just did a red eye last week and they put me in that dumpy Hyatt by the cruiseport. That hotel sucks.
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Originally Posted by gringo
(Post 2979208)
You're a “ex” freight dog asking for advice on daytime sleeping?
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We don’t stay at hotels for “jungle red eyes”.
Those are turns. The hotels from GYE and LIM are good enough, no better or worse than your typical Hilton or Marriott. |
Originally Posted by MCDUmanipulator
(Post 2979207)
The Wyndham sucks. Next to a busy road and bad curtains. However I think we’ve moved short stay in FLL
As for sleep tips. I've gotten used to sleeping with earplugs and use them 100% of the time I'm at work. White noise generator app on the phone if you need serious noise cx. Just make sure your alarm clock is loud and jarring. I also use the vibrating alarm on my smart watch. |
Originally Posted by Balker
(Post 2979196)
What’s a jungle red-eye hotel?
here is one! https://www.redhousejungleresort.com/ |
Using the hangars with the clips helps to keep the curtains closed tightly. Fold the ends over once and then clip them and it should get pretty dark.
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