Setup Gaming PC to a Hotel Room

[Likealokey]

Imagine bringing a heavy weight PC up the elevator and entering to your reservation room just to play games where no one disturb you

Do hotel provide this kind of service for customer?

[Devsman]

I'm sure if there's a bellhop who moves luggage, they don't particularly care what items you have them carry.

But not every hotel has them.

[Angel]

Just throw it in the luggage and they won't care. I'm sure this is a common thing for people; work-a-holics, gamers, investigators and others that just don't have a small laptop.

[Ⓥenom Ⓢnake 🐍]

Why would I want to do that? I am not using any of my machines on an open internet in A hotel. I might bring a console, as I have before, but I have portable systems that fit in pockets.

So no.

And would you really trust any of your info on a hotel provided machine. You are in a nice, quiet hotel. Crank the AC, turn into a blanket burrito, and read you philistine! Preferably on a nook. Because that also fits in a pocket, and books are heavy.

[Zekiran]

Bringing equipment is fine.

Paying for their wifi or connectivity? That's a lot more than you will want to pay.

[Esoteric]

Imagine being this addicted to gaming.

[Fake]

I built a mini itx pc for this very reason. The pc, monitor keyboard and mouse all fitted in my carry-on bag.

I'm not trusting the luggage handlers with my pc. Going throught airport security was fun though. 🤪

[Vince ✟]

Make a Raspberry Pi.

[Electric Cupcake]

Originally posted by Zekiran:

Bringing equipment is fine.

Paying for their wifi or connectivity? That's a lot more than you will want to pay.

A good phone plan and tethering. Or maybe Starlink's Dishy-McDishface will work through window glass, if your room has windows.

[T.H.Seizure]

I used to lug around a pc in a Thermaltake 900 tower case from motel to motel, it was a ♥♥♥♥♥. But from my experience ya gotta move it yourself, some places have carts they'll let ya use