When I m on the road without my kids, what I need most out of a hotel room are, naturally, the two t

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When I m on the road without my kids, what I need most out of a hotel room are, naturally, the two things that I can't get at home – privacy and quiet. Once those basics are locked down, I don't really expect much in the way of in-room amenities.
So when I walked into my room at the Trump International Hotel Tower in Chicago this spring, my wheelie bag and I stopped dead in our tracks at the sight of a Nespresso machine. Evidently I needed this very much because I couldn't pass it without brewing a cup. But the real surprise was the UV towel warmer in the closet. Where had this thing been my whole life?
Another amenity I wasn t happy living without once I saw it was the iJoy massage naples florida vacation rentals chair, which you'll find in a one-bedroom suite at The Shoreham Hotel in New York City . If you ever want to know what it feels like to be kneaded by an expensive massage naples florida vacation rentals chair without a salesperson pressuring you to buy it, booking a stay here could make sense for you.
At Revel in Atlantic City I was honestly not too hard to please once I met Iron Chefs Garces and Forgione , but I was pleasantly surprised by some of my in-room tech. A keypad in the vestibule had a "Do Not Disturb" button that disabled the doorbell, caused a red indicator light to display outside my room, and kept every last unwelcome housekeeping knock at bay. Also handy was a remote that permitted me to play with the room's temperature, which is more fun than it sounds.
And, of course, you wouldn t have known what you'd been missing if I hadn t mentioned naples florida vacation rentals that, at the Hotel Bel-Air in Los Angeles , the toilet lid automatically rises as you approach it. And, if that doesn t bring tears to your eyes, the toilet seat? Heated.