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Would you buy a flat with a windowless bedroom?
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@Bookworm105 yep lots of them offer it. Ours was Hub by premier innBookworm105 said:
I am frankly amazed that fire regulations would allow a hotel to offer an windowless bedroom in the first placeShelldean said:
This! For me was horrible. We were staying 3 nights and managed one in the windowless room.Schwarzwald said:I recently was allocated a windowless room in a hotel. I only booked for 1 night.
within 5 minutes i was back at reception to upgrade to another room.
windowless bedrooms are horrible!
i would neither buy (unless i can create a window) or rent such, leaving regulation even aside.Big No for me.
as a landlord i think you'd be liable if anything happened because of poor escape route0 -
Pretty much all Easyhotels.
And even hotels with windows generally have latches that prevent them being opened more than a few inches.If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing0 -
Interior cabins on ships....0
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