How do you feel about connecting doors in hotel rooms?

Here’s a quick Saturday morning poll. I can’t say I’m usually fazed by connecting doors, though I’m presently staying in a hotel room which has connecting doors on both sides, and I can’t say I’ve ever noticed that before.

Which brings me to the poll question:

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If the poll options don’t do your answer justice (or you’ve had a weird/entertaining/loud experience with connecting doors), feel free to answer in the comments section below.

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Michael W Guest

Had a guy in room next door threaten to bust the door down if I dindt be quiet, funny thing is I was actually asleep on the bed when I heard him yelling like a maniac, that woke me up. He started banging on the door and telling me to shut up. I was obviously not making noise since my TV was off and I was 100% asleep and had been for at least 2 hours. I unlocked my side (his was already open since he was pounding on my door) I saw him face to face and asked him what the f**/ is your problem and told him it wasnt me. He quickly piped down and apologized, not sure if me being 6'7" had anything to do with his change of tone or if it was the fact he was confronted and got humiliated since he knew he was acting irrational. For liability reasons I never entered on his side and remained on my side . He did the same , if he would have lunged at me or come over to my room I would have knocked him cold. Once I explained it wasnt me he looked embarassed and I was kind of embarassed I had to tell him. I then just told him that if he thought it was me why didnt he politely just knock on my actual room door and ask me and we could have determined it wasnt me. He apologozed and that was the end of it. Saw him the next morning at the elevator and he apologized once again. We kind of laughed about it, but and I explained that some people may not have taken it lightly and he needs to think before he acts insane. Funny how a quick conversation can straighten things out. Hotels need to understand that this adjoining door can be the cause of a physical altercation and a liability to the hotel and for the guests. They need to take these out and replace with regular insulated walls, its of no real use to 99% of people who stay anyway.

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Jerry Guest

Im seeking adventure so yes to connecting doors. Any recommendations in asia? ;)

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DB Guest

I'm in one now....I can hear rustling of papers, footsteps and conversations like i'm in room with them.. It's a couple so I'm guessing I could be listening to some sex later... I've always hated these things but this one I'm in is totally out of control...

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lucky OMAAT

@ Li -- I'll post the review tomorrow or Wednesday, so stay tuned. :)

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Li Guest

yay i just booked it for sep, looking forward to it

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