u/Hampshire2

I helped edit a couple of videos for a small channel called Silent Hotel Reviewer, as the title suggests they review hotel rooms faceless/no talking. Theyve just asked me if they should now start talking to camera from now on or is faceless better? Wondering what this group looks for in a hotel review, do you want to see the room walkthrough or do you rather see someone (male or female) talking to camera too? I personally think the current faceless route theyre doing much better with natural room audio. Any opinions either way?

Guy demonstrates how to sweep a hotel room for hidden spy cameras. Great unintentional ASMR as he walks around silent hotel room and turns off the light.

Gotta say i loving this channel's reviews of hotels without speaking, anyone else finding hotels pure ASMR?

Lets say you stay in a 3 or 4star hotel that seems very nice, however during the night you are awoken by creaking noises from the corridor vibrating through the walls, other guests voices, the boiler gurgling, basically every fucking noise in the entire building is echoed along the walls and amplified right into your fucking room, waking you up around every hour. Youve already asked to move rooms but the hotel is full. Does this warrant a complaint and refund?

Anyone know of any cheaper chain hotels in London? I know of Ibis, Travelodge and Premier Inn that are sometimes below 100 quid a night but other brands dont come up in google search, someone told me the other day to check out the Nox chain who are pretty cheap. So anyone know of any other cheap chains?

A little revisit of the 87 movie!