If you are considering leaving US, basically any place in Europe is a great place to live. A lot of them also have smaller taxes

I want to try it

🧵 4/4
💬 Verdict: disappointing.
🕒 Lost my morning.
🧠▫️▫️▫️▫️ 1/5

✅ Lesson: not all hotels are remote-friendly — even if they look good on the map.

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🧵 3/4
If you need a place to work in the morning — skip this hotel.
Nothing open, no seats... just... reception.

Wasted my time and walked over to Hilton instead.

🧵 2/4
Asked at reception if there’s anywhere to sit and work.
Answer: No.
No lobby, no café, no workspace.
Restaurant opens at 12:00 if I remember correctly — until then, you're on your own.

Good luck in your business

🧵 4/4
🪑 Tables seem fine for 2–4h sessions (I left earlier).
📍Pro: no need to order anything to stay.
📉 Con: unstable internet makes it risky for dev work.

There’s also a bar in the lobby that opens at 12:00 (same wifi).

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🧵 3/4
Switched to a mobile hotspot — still slow. Possible reasons:
– overloaded network (conference in progress)
– signal blocked by the building
– congested local BTS (cell tower)

Bottom line: not usable for any serious workflow.

🧵 2/4
📶 Unfortunately, the hotel Wi-Fi didn’t work with my company’s VPN.
I couldn’t connect to internal resources.

VPNs like NordVPN or Surfshark would likely work (more flexible protocols), but I didn’t test them on-site.

2/4
📶 Unfortunately, the hotel Wi-Fi didn’t work with my company’s VPN. I couldn’t connect to the internal network.

VPNs like Nord or Surfshark would likely work (less strict protocols), but I didn’t test that on-site.

It depends