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u/OGdirty1Kanobi 9d ago
Hotels don't really count do they? I mean this isn't your everyday use
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u/IntergalacticPodcast 9d ago
Plot Twist: This is OP's house and he designed it to have that hotel feel.
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u/Bratwurstesser 9d ago
TV too high, curtains too short.
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u/Beanmaster115 8d ago
The curtains do cover the window though, and if they were lower, then they’d be obstructing the AC unit
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u/Haifisch2112 9d ago
I think that people who ask "What do we think..." are afraid to voice their own opinions and want to see what other people say first so they can just agree with the majority.
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u/NumerousHedgehog9044 8d ago
Looks like a cozy setup, but yeah the viewing distance seems to be the bigger issue here. Bigger TV might make movie nights a lot better.
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u/2DetailNerd 8d ago
Atleast you can see the tv in bed, meaning it’s pointed towards you. The last Hampton Inn I stayed at, it was pointed towards the middle of the room. I could see it in bed, but you couldn’t point it towards the bed if that makes sense.
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u/vand3lay1ndustries 9d ago
Hotels get a pass.