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Question about air conditioning in hotels in Turkey
Hello, when you read the description of hotel rooms, you come across individual air conditioning and central air conditioning, everything is clear about the first one (turned it on, turned it off when you wanted), but in the second case, what happens? Is it possible to turn off the central air conditioner in your room, this is very important because a small child can get sick. I ask everyone who knows to answer.
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The central air conditioner is programmed by you like an individual air conditioner. For this, there is usually a programmer on the wall, how to use it will be told when you check into the room.
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answered 14 years ago
Turning off the central condo is not a problem. The problem is when it is not turned on because "the manager said it's not hot" :( Other things being equal, I would choose a hotel with individual air conditioning.
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answered 14 years ago
As far as I'm concerned, there is no difference!
The central air conditioner is somewhere in the ceiling that you can't even see it!!!
A programmer hangs on the wall, with the same functions as on a conventional remote control. Turn it on and off whenever you want!
Another small addition from me personally. I always manually set horizontal blinds so that the air flow is as close to the ceiling as possible, it is more comfortable to sleep, cold air does not blow on you!!!
The central air conditioner is somewhere in the ceiling that you can't even see it!!!
A programmer hangs on the wall, with the same functions as on a conventional remote control. Turn it on and off whenever you want!
Another small addition from me personally. I always manually set horizontal blinds so that the air flow is as close to the ceiling as possible, it is more comfortable to sleep, cold air does not blow on you!!!
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answered 14 years ago
I don't like air conditioners.
So, for those who don't like them:
More "loyal" central.
Usually less noisy.
And in the mine, for example, in Antalya - I don’t remember that we turned it on for more than 2 hours.
Well, this, of course, applies only to heat-loving people.
So, for those who don't like them:
More "loyal" central.
Usually less noisy.
And in the mine, for example, in Antalya - I don’t remember that we turned it on for more than 2 hours.
Well, this, of course, applies only to heat-loving people.
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answered 14 years ago