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[–] the_other_guy 0 points 1 point (+1|-0) ago 

A few things that I always pack:

A couple of plastic carrier bags, for keeping your dirty laundry separate from your clean clothes.

An iPad with a sturdy case. Small, light, does everything you'll need on the road. Trip advisor app is very useful for finding a decent place to eat. Don't forget your charger, either.

Some granola bars or the like. I've never once had a good breakfast in a hotel.

Noise cancelling headphones. Helpful if you get stuck with noisy neighbours / a room on a busy corridor, and they're great to have on flights.

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[–] nouvoat ago 

Earplugs.

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[–] Bijitak [S] ago 

When do you need earplugs? I don't usually feel like the room is particularly noisy.

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[–] nouvoat ago 

Typically, you don't. But when a bunch of drunk delinquents decide to take the party to their room at 2AM, and you have to get up at 6AM, you'll be glad you brought a buck's worth of foam tranquilly.

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[–] mtn_dewgamefuel 0 points 1 point (+1|-0) ago 

1) an HDMI cable for your computer and a hard drive full of movies and TV shows. If you have Netflix or something similar the hard drive will be a little less necessary, just as long as you have some entertainment that isn't the overpriced hotel pay-per-view.

2) a bag of your favorite coffee. Most upscale hotels will usually have something nice, Starbucks etc., but if their coffee isn't up to your standards it's nice to have some that you know will be.

3) a bottle of your painkiller of choice. Store brand ibuprofen is what I usually use, but whatever you think works best for a headache or some muscle pain.

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[–] basaltine ago 

A night light...i find that the bathroom lights are so bright when you get up in the middle of the night to pee. Also, I always travel with my nesspresso machine...can't stand weak coffee.

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[–] jgoodwin ago 

If you're not sure how much time you have to charge things maybe a backup USB battery to charge your phone on the go. Small ones can go for cheap as $10 and larger ones $20. Fit easily in a pocket.

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[–] GlareKnuckles ago 

Also, if you're traveling for work, and happen to find yourself at a trade show, you can likely find mini chargers for free. That's how I got two of mine. I rarely use them, so I can't attest to how long they last. Try grabbing a couple if your wary.

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[–] PM_ME_YOUR_BUMS ago 

I bring my android box full of movies so I don't have to apy for hotel ones.

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[–] jinks13 0 points 2 points (+2|-0) ago 

I always take a hdmi cable for my laptop + If you forgot your wall wart but remembered your charging cable most lcd tv's have a usb on the back for servicing, so you can charge your phone.

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[–] N0n_Chr1st1an 0 points 4 points (+4|-0) ago 

Bring your PC tower and an HDMI cable to connect to their TV in the room. Don't forget the keyboard and mouse.

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[–] Bijitak [S] 0 points 2 points (+2|-0) ago 

Had been thinking about building a computer, but stopped when I realized I was going to be traveling all the time. Maybe now I'll look back into it!

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[–] mtn_dewgamefuel ago 

Just get a Mini-ITX case/motherboard or even a small Micro-ATX setup, and you'll be good to go. You should be able to make it small enough to fit in a backpack or briefcase.

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[–] tardnoggle 0 points 2 points (+2|-0) ago 

Quickly thrown together Custom Travel PC build!

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[–] N0n_Chr1st1an 0 points 1 point (+1|-0) ago 

Travel Custom PC Build!

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