Originally Posted by
Koby
Hey, I'm all for adding some fun to FT. ^ But apparently in this case I didn't "get" that from the OP. Maybe he should have added a
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Noted and added.
Originally Posted by
gsch
For me, one of the best zombie-proof room in a Starwood hotel would be the Royal Penthouse Suite at Hotel President Wilson in Geneva, Switzerland.
With bulletproof windows and a private elevator being one of the only possible access, you could enjoy the end of days in one of the 12 rooms of that suite.... And you could stay fit by using the en-suite gym...
Originally Posted by
Forstbetrieb
If bulletproof windows are need: the top suite at the Westin Grand Berlin.
If you need an autarkic world:
villa la cupola at the Westin Excelsior Roma, so you are even near to the pope if this could be a little help...
Or the presidential suite at the Westin Palace Milano with steam bath inhouse and whirlpool on the terrace...
Both of these sound awesome. I should have known there were some suites with the 'worst case' scenarios in mind. I particularly like the exclusive access note. You could barricade the main entrance and then use a rope ladder down the elevator shaft to scavenge for food. Then the primary concern would be fire.
Originally Posted by
DCBob
There are NO "zombie-proof" hotels. Best advice is to install bulletproof glass and Medeco high-security locks where you live and stay home!
Couldn't agree more. I was looking
into this guy. It actually looks fairly nice for being completely zombie proof. So one day when I stop travelling, I can hole up and never leave.
Originally Posted by
MSPeconomist
Maybe the Westin Edina where staff snoop on their guests before they arrive.
I like this key insight. They can print out the Facebook photos of people's bite wounds. Or they can personalize their stay by allowing them to check in and then barring their exit. That is good. I will encourage my hotel staff to monitor people's checkins for known zombie hotspots.
Originally Posted by
Flews
Stay at the Swan/Dolphin - it's located in the Happiest Place on Earth!
It is certainly no Pacific Playland...