Quotes tagged ‘hotels’

“Some true movie fans crave a more immersive experience. Standing where the characters in their favorite films stood. Taking in the same view.”

— Maggie Fremont, apartmenttherapy.com

“Robert: I mean, never mind last night. What we do, doesn't it take anything out of you? Tina: Of course. I'm just trying to have some fun, Robert. Remember fun? You always used to love going to hotels. Having me come by in the middle of the day...”

— Kalinda Vazquez, Tina Minoru, Brittany Ishibashi, imdb.com

“A real New York hotel! How many Wall Street bankers have had their first prostitute here?”

— Kirk J. Rudell, Francine Smith (voice), Wendy Schaal, imdb.com

“Hotel clerk: Room 203. Very nice room, very nice. It's got air conditioning. You can smell the ocean. Gloria Burgle: There's a view? Hotel clerk: No, there's a smell. At low tide.”

— Matt Wolpert, Ben Nedivi, Gloria Burgle, Carrie Coon, imdb.com

“Come on, hotels are great. Everybody loves hotels. Especially when you check in with your significant other. Why? Because you know in a hotel you’re gonna have sex, and you’re gonna have an elevated form of sex. You’re gonna have hotel room sex, which is, let’s have sex, but let’s also disrespect th…”

— Tom Segura, scrapsfromtheloft.com

“I was getting into a shower in a hotel, and it was one of these hotel bathrooms where there’s just mirrors everywhere. And as I was stepping in the shower, I looked, and I was like, ‘oh, my god.’ Like, ‘look at you. I can’t believe somebody lets you fuck them. This is crazy.’”

— Tom Segura, scrapsfromtheloft.com

“While progressive social changes may be afoot, others worry the decline in sex is indicative of a more existential crisis—that technology is alienating rather than connecting us.”

— Gulnaz Khan, nationalgeographic.com

“Retro motels that arose in the 1950s and 1960s are seeing a resurgence in American tourists longing for a simpler vacation.”

— Abigail Miller Valerie Edwards, dailymail.co.uk

“I love hotel rooms with two beds: one for me and one for my delivered pizzas.”

— Alissa Nutting, grubstreet.com

“When we think of beds, we usually think of them as neatly made, waiting to be used. I wanted to undo that, to pull back the covers and sculpt a monumental shape out of the fabric where our bodies would be, and where our bodies have been, as both a still-life (of the materials of sleep) and a portrai…”

— Noah Kalina, noahkalina.com

“Careless. I was careless in those rooms. I could lift the telephone and food would appear on a tray, food I had chosen. Food that was bad for me, no doubt, and drink too. There were bibles in the dresser drawers put there by some charitable society, though probably no one read them very much.”

— Margaret Atwood, amazon.com

“Turns out it's really expensive to live in a hotel.”

— Tom Kapinos, Hank Moody, David Duchovny, imdb.com

“She left me the way people leave a hotel room. A hotel room is a place to be when you are doing something else. Of itself it is of no consequence to one's major scheme. A hotel room is convenient. But its convenience is limited to the time you need it while you are in that particular town on that pa…”

— Toni Morrison, amazon.com

“Any big hotels have got scandals. Just like every big hotel has got a ghost. Why? Hell, people come and go.”

— Stephen King, amazon.com