Smoking Rooms

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  1. Ken Anderson

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    It's not much of a trip but we're in a hotel in Caribou, Maine today because I have a meeting tonight in Houlton and another in Presque Isle tomorrow morning. This is a hotel I usually stay in when I am in Aroostook County but they were full today and had only a smoking room available. It's been a long time since I've been in a room where people smoked and it's just plain awful. I almost feel like buying an oxygen tank.
     
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    During out last trip in Bangkok last March, there was a mess up in the booking and a smoking room was given to us. It's not bad except when the occupant of the adjacent room would be smoking, the odor seemed to penetrate the wall. It's a good thing that on the second day we were transferred to a no-smoking floor. It's ironic that my husband who used to be a smoker would be the one to point out the odor of smoke in the first room. He still has the nose for it after 10 years of quitting smoking.
     
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    For us, if the only room/rooms available are the "smoking" ones, we go to another motel. We did stay in a room once that someone did smoke in it and it definitely smelled like it. It was a "non-smoking" one, but some folks just won't obey the rules. We ended up buying a deodorizer and it helped. Whenever we go somewhere for the night, we always take a "pull-up" deodorizer with us........just to make sure. Neither of us can stand the smell of cigarette smoke or cigars. For us, it's the non-smoking motels we try to choose to stay in.
     
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    I like the idea that there are hotels that still have smoking rooms for those who smoke, but I'd rather not be in one.
     
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