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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We usually sleep in the same room-we just like to have separate space do that we aren't constrained by the kids' bedtimes and nap times (our kids are young). We've certainly done standard hotel rooms with no problem, but the cost of a suite is often not much more and makes for a more enjoyable experience. We make good money (not crazy money, but we're comfortable) and don't do extravagant vacations so a minor hotel upgrade isn't a big deal in the grand scheme of things. Growing up-we camped a lot, visited family a lot (overseas), and I don't remember too many hotel rooms. My parents are definitely fans of the budget hotel though. I'm sure they'd consider some of the hotels we stay in to be too expensive. My inlaws were broke, so vacations were minimal and mostly camping at the beach. I don't think we're higher maintenance-I still love camping and don't need luxury hotels. [/quote] This matches my preferences and experience almost exactly. We prefer the suite so we can spend the evening sharing a glass of wine and some nice conversation after the kids go to bed, but don't mind sleeping in the same room as them at all. But the vast majority of our 'vacations' are to visit family and we stay at their homes where this isn't an issue.[/quote] +1 on wanting to have a separate space to relax during naps and after bedtime with a young child. No problems at all sharing the bedroom, but I've had the experience of sitting in a dark room every night after 7pm and it definitely wasn't very relaxing. [/quote]
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