Earplugs after festival nights - are hotel streets still loud past midnight
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Hannah Mitchell•214 rep8
Light sleeper. After festival nights, are hotel streets near the action still loud past midnight, and are foam earplugs plus a fan enough or do we need a quieter lane hotel.
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Streets near procession routes stay lively later than guidebooks admit. Foam earplugs plus a fan help; a room on an inner courtyard helps more.
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Nuwan Perera•1692 rep5
If you already booked a frontage room, ask politely for a quieter side if one frees up. Moving beats arguing with drums.
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Suresh Dias•1660 rep3
South-coast bases are usually kinder for sleep recovery once you leave the hill-town festival grid.
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