Hotel Hobbies [antikvár]

IntroductionHotels, for most people, offer the sort of glamour and excitement normally associated with vacations and honeymoons, a romantic rendezvous, or a night on the town. For many, however, the glitz has become dulled through overexposurethe traveling salespeople, conference delegates, and touring musicians, for example, who find themselves in soulless hotel rooms more often than their own comfortable bedrooms and alone (or worse, with tedious colleagues) more often than in the bosom of their families. It is to them that this book is affectionately dedicated, and for the improvement of their lot that it was originally conceived.People who have to stay in hotels for their work will tell you that the tales of wild, all-night parties and gratuitous sexual liaisons are exaggerated.