The biggest problem for people trying to work in their hotel room is poor office ergonomics. Some kind of small stool and a low table without adjustment possibilities only result in uncomfortable work position, where even the laptop monitor forces head downward, thus hunching shoulders and tensing the neck.
In all hotel rooms accommodating business travelers, there should be the healthiest office chair, namely a high-quality two-part saddle chair with swinging mechanism, a quickly adjustable table with a stomach recess, elbow pads, and a laptop-compatible and height-adjustable monitor.
The acquisition cost for such a package is only around €1300, which is like a drop in the bucket compared to the value of a hotel room’s new purchase, but it significantly increases productivity and customer satisfaction.
Consumers should systematically demand this kind of ergonomics from hotels, and then it would start to appear.
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