Cook Food in your hotel room

Lots of travelers, particularly those on business, find themselves stuck in hotels for weeks or months on end. The novelty of eating every meal at a restaurant soon wears off, and the traveller craves nothing more than a home cooked meal. However, in-room resources at many hotels appear to be incapable of facilitating cooking. This can be resolved in several innovative ways, which you should practice at home, and which you're really supposed to ask the hotel permission to do (and they'll probably say no).

http://www.wikihow.com/Cook-Food-in-a-Hotel-Room

 

lol... I travel a lot for work... stay in a lot of hotels...

the inconvenience and mess of this would steer me away from it. It's easier to buy food that doesn't require cooking...

lunchmeat, cold cereal packs, etc.

 

I can just see you munching on some lunchables...

 

Hell ya.... naw not really... all depends on whether it's a per diem trip or not...

Per diem = bologna and cheese sandwiches with cup o noodles...

Non Per diem = the best damn restaurant ya can find....

 

http://www.wikihow.com/Cook-Food-on-Your-Car's-Engine

This one is even better for the guys around here.

 

^^
lol... I would NEVER do that...

 

Stay at a hotel that has a full kitchen and cook properly !!!!