Especially if you can buy the hotel with everything in it, that's a great setup for refugees because it already has beds, linens, usually a table and chairs, viewscreen, a minifridge and maybe a microwave or toaster oven, often a coffeepot, etc.
However, the trend toward not offering bathtubs in hotels is a serious detriment for many people who need a sit-down bathing experience (and no, a shower seat doesn't solve that problem unless the controls are ADA height too) and especially families with children. But it's a lot easier to retrofit a bathroom with a tub than it is to install a whole new bathroom.
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Date: 2024-02-23 01:25 am (UTC)However, the trend toward not offering bathtubs in hotels is a serious detriment for many people who need a sit-down bathing experience (and no, a shower seat doesn't solve that problem unless the controls are ADA height too) and especially families with children. But it's a lot easier to retrofit a bathroom with a tub than it is to install a whole new bathroom.