Damp room at Jetavana after last night's leak — ask for a fan-dry or change rooms without turning it into a review
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Kasper Holm•135 rep10
Sheets smell like monsoon stone. Ceiling had a drip at 2am. Host is kind. We are here two more nights. Not trying to extract a discount. Trying to sleep. 26 Aug, Jetavana.
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Ask for a fan, dry sheets, and a bucket under the known drip. Leftover wet in a Jetavana house is ordinary. Stone holds water. A room change if they have one, quietly. Do not invent a closure or a mould epidemic. Do not write a novel at breakfast. If it is still dripping on the bed, move. If it is just smell, fan and a walk.
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