Hotels vs Cafes for Remote Work
This is the question that would be on the mind of so many but we have come here to give you answers that could impact your decision and this is based on our recommendation.
A café might be cheaper (Make we no lie) . But hotels have some advantages:
Hotels would offer you -
Private room
More privacy
Usually available 24/7
Can work from your room
Better for long work sessions
Accommodation included
A Cafe would also offer you -
Shared environment
More distractions
Opening hours vary
Usually limited seating
Better for short sessions
No place to sleep
If you're travelling for several days, a hotel with good work facilities can be much more convenient than a cafe, so we would recommend a good hotel with great workspace.
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How to Choose the Right Hotel for Remote Work
Before you book, score the hotel on these five things:
Wi-Fi -
Is it reliable enough for video calls?
Power -
Is there dependable electricity and backup power?
Workspace -
Can you comfortably sit and work for several hours?
Noise -
Can you actually hear yourself think?
Food & Drinks -
Can you easily get coffee, lunch or a snack without leaving the property?
If a hotel gets five yeses, you're onto something.
One More Tip (As a Nigerian, just incase) : Don't Trust the Wi-Fi Alone
Even if the hotel promises excellent internet, smart remote workers should have a backup.
Carry:
- Your phone
- Mobile data
- Power bank
- Laptop charger
- Extension cable if needed
Because technology has a funny way of failing exactly when your boss says:
“This meeting is very important.”
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At bookhotels.ng - Our final word for you
For remote workers, a hotel is no longer just a traditional place to go for a break or enjoyment for our new generation (Gen Z)
It can be your:
Office.
Meeting room.
Creative studio.
Coffee shop.
We hope we did not confuse you but helped you make better decisions. Lol
Have a blessed day
-Franklin A.