> > Hmm. I've never heard of a hotel taking residents before. Most of the ones I go to have a max 14 day stay limit. Do they actually let you take your household items and furniture in there too?
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> When my mom and stepfather moved back to the states, they lived in a hotel room (small suite) for about nine months, trying to find a house in the area to purchase. They had to store their furniture, but had some household items in there -- nothing like paintings for the walls or a stereo system, more like a coffee maker and the standard iron and ironing board.
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> I would've gone nuts.
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My dad and I each have a room in a motel. His room has a separate kitchenette room, but I just have a small refrigerator and a microwave. But that's ok, since I spend all my time in his room anyway (that's where the computer is, ne?). The motel isn't exactly state-of-the-art (no remote control...gasp), but as long as the computer actually decides to connect, I'm fine. And yep, all our stuff's in storage. We're here for...however long it takes to find a house.

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