I was at one place where the elevator was behind me. I don't know how the did it. Maybe the architect was MC Escher.
to the left or right.
Your thoughts?
I guess they are on both sides if you think about it.
That have two elevator banks, each servicing different floors. Or two wings, not connected, each with its own elevator bank.
One time, I swore my client must've been playing games with me, because he said he was in 2617 and there were only buttons for floors 1-25...apparently, I needed to head farther back to the SECOND elevator bank. I guess they tell guests that when they check in. I had no idea.
Ah, the vagaries and hardships of provider life.
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Your providers and my providers must use the same hotels!
I was at one place where the elevator was behind me. I don't know how the did it. Maybe the architect was MC Escher.
you walk in the door. Seen it hundreds of times. Just close your eyes and let the force guide you.
I've noticed that some elevators go up and other elevators go down. Most legitimate guests seem to know which is which but I get very self conscious standing in the lobby trying to figure it out. I'm too nervous to ask the clerks at the desk; I don't want to call more attention to myself. I just try to look all suave and natural, like I really know what's going on