Emotional wellbeing and serviced apartments
Serviced apartments can keep you happy and healthy when away from a familiar environment
When I’m away on holiday or business, by the last few days I’m on tenterhooks to get home. I like my comforts – a cosy kitchen for drinking chilled wine, a fridge full of organic dark chocolate and, most importantly, my own bed. I miss these little luxuries when staying in a hotel. But as I’ve been romanced by serviced apartments over the last couple of years, my emotional wellbeing has considerably improved when away from home.
Serviced apartments - space and wellbeing
The extra space in serviced apartments is undoubtedly a key factor to positive mental health. When staying with friends and family in serviced apartments, simply having the ability to close the bedroom door and block everyone out – even just for a few hours - is hugely therapeutic. On occasions when i’ve stayed in a hotel, nerves have become rather frazzled and doors have been slammed over silly issues - simply due to living in such close quarters.
Freedom to wine and dine in serviced apartments
Over the years, I’ve also been confined to a hotel room on business trips. On these occasions, after a long day in meetings, my last desire is to shower at speed, change and eat in a hotel restaurant. Even when I’ve made an effort, eating from the same hotel menu can be tedious. A few days of this, and I’m irritable. In contrast, the kitchen facilities I’ve experienced in slick city serviced apartments have offered me freedom to eat and drink what I enjoy, be it midday or midnight.
Serviced apartments – boosting your wallet and wellbeing
I truly feel that contentment when away from home is paramount. Now I consistently choose serviced apartments for business and pleasure – they boost my wallet and my wellbeing.