How do you make a hotel room less stuffy?

Stuffy rooms are sleepy-time kryptonite. Once you've set your bags down, get the air moving in your room. Fling open your windows or switch on the fan. When you get closer to bedtime, switch on the air-conditioning and turn down the temps to something between 60 to 67 degrees.



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