Stupid Hotel Question

[Quahog03]

Not to say that most motels/hotels aren't clean,however I prefer to sleep in ( or on ) my own sleeping bag. I'll even put my sleeping pad on the floor and sleep on that,rather than the bed.
Ed

[tonythomson]

Hi Ed.
Do you really?
So if you come to stay I don't need to make the bed up?   

[Quahog03]

Tony I'm sure your palatial estates on both side of the Atlantic have top quality beds.
I bet you miss the Aussie meat pies.
Ed

[PeteJack]

Not to say that most motels/hotels aren't clean,however I prefer to sleep in ( or on ) my own sleeping bag. I'll even put my sleeping pad on the floor and sleep on that,rather than the bed.

uh?? Hostels in California, at least the ones I stayed in, do not allow the use of sleeping bags. Seems sleeping bags sometimes bring uninvited guests

[staehpj1]

Not to say that most motels/hotels aren't clean,however I prefer to sleep in ( or on ) my own sleeping bag. I'll even put my sleeping pad on the floor and sleep on that,rather than the bed.

uh?? Hostels in California, at least the ones I stayed in, do not allow the use of sleeping bags. Seems sleeping bags sometimes bring uninvited guests

Yeah, in Oregon and California I stayed at a few hostels.  Some made me let them take any bedding and store it for me, allowing no bedding anywhere near the room.  One said as long as I didn't use it or unpack it I was OK.  But none allowed it to be unpacked or used.   That included any bedding at all.

[Quahog03]

There is a difference between hotels/motels and hostels.
The last time I stayed in a hotel or motel I can't recall anyone checking my sleeping gear.