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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP back. I've done a lot of research and it seems that our only real option is to get a "day room" at an airport hotel. I can find them for $75-100 to have access to a room near the airport from like 8am-2pm. So if we got one of these and then napped/slept from 8am-12pm and then got up and went on with our day, would that screw up our adjustment to the new time? Or would it be better to just gut it out? The only other option I found which I don't think we want is switching to a Virgin flight with a connection in JFK, making our transatlantic departure much later again. But it seems really foolish to introduce a connection when we don't have to. We got really burned by a connection last summer and lost an entire day of vacation.

WWYD in my situation? [/quote]

I would not do a connecting flight. Get the day room if you want so you can change and take showers at a minimum. If you feel like you need a nap then take a nap. Travel is unpredictable, it's better to be a little flexible and not try to plan every second when you don't know how you are going to to feel on that day. No amount of research will tell you that. Usually I'm fine to stay up all day after arrival, sometimes I feel like I need a nap for a couple of hours. Don't drive yourself nuts.[/quote]

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