In the one-room hotel suite in Orlando where I stayed the last few days, there were 37 outlets. Thirty-seven. One extender with 6 plugs, plugged into one of the sixteen (!) double outlets. I counted them specifically. Five of the 37 are used for the TV, DVD player, floor lamps. The rest can be used to charge phones, tablets, power banks, cameras, laptops, smartwatches, and there would still be a ton left over.
Why then do you find hotels in Europe where there’s only one?
1) energy conservation?
2) fire safety?
3) historical reasons?
Hi, I'm Rauf Aliev. 