Get off the train at midnight. Why do most business travelers prefer to stay in a bath center rather than a hotel?

I have a friend who travels all the year round. In recent years, he has increasingly chosen to live in a "bath center" and will not bother to find a hotel. Sometimes I choose the bath center next to the hotel. I feel that most people who travel on business prefer to live in a bath center rather than a hotel? There are several reasons:

1, the bath center can be a hotel, but the hotel cannot be a bath center. Nowadays, bath centers include hotel accommodation and catering functions, but many hotels do not have entertainment facilities such as sauna, bath, chess and cards, music and so on.

2. Different from the common people's cognition, the "bath center" is not a gray area! Regular bath centers hate those mouse droppings more than consumers. Moreover, when staying in a hotel, all kinds of cards, telephone calls and knocking at the door are related.

3. Relieve fatigue. Running around all day, taking a hot bath, taking a sauna and taking a bath. . . Dozens of dollars are used up, but the hotel shower is not very good, and it is often cold water.

4, relaxed and comfortable. You can smoke, you can talk and laugh, and no one will tell you this and that; The food is complete, and it is normal to eat whatever you want. There is no bucket surface with double price at the head of the table-it is specially used for disgusting people.

5. Good service. The waiters are respectful and enthusiastic, and they are on call, unlike hotels that communicate through the front desk and complain, which affects the living mood.

6. Safety. It's strange, isn't it? Actually, it's not. The bath center is safer and you don't have to worry about being photographed.

7. It's convenient to go and live. The service during business hours is 10,000 times stronger than the front desk where the hotel sleeps on duty. There is no mandatory requirement for the hotel to pay in advance and leave at 8: 00. The time is very wide, and you can even stay at dawn and leave at dark.

Of course, high-end star-rated hotels may be better, or they may encounter "bath centers" with black hearts. Ordinary people still spend one or two hundred dollars traveling, and other prices are not compared.