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After 18 months of research, Hyatt has recently come out with a new array of offerings geared toward the frequent traveler. The new features are tailored to guests’ individual preferences, and include a service providing frequently forgotten items, healthy new menu options, and upgraded bath amenities. I have experienced all of these firsthand, and I think road warriors and warriorettes will benefit tremendously! (I’ll be doing an in-depth review this week, so stay tuned!)
To celebrate, we are doing a contest and the winner wins one free night at a U.S. Hyatt Place! To enter, please leave a comment answering the following question: The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is_________. (And let’s be more original than, say, “my computer,” because everyone needs that!) The contest runs through Monday, April 22 at midnight CDT and the winner will be chosen randomly on Tuesday April 23. As always, one entry per person.
The bulkiest item I can’t live without is, no question, my curling iron. My computer is on that list too (of course!) plus my makeup. I’m not sure what it says that 2 out of 3 items are grooming related…..
Good luck!!
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is my bagages!!!!!
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is my coat when going to a cold climate!
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is duty free scotch whisky when I don’t have a direct flight home and need to go through customs before rechecking my bag and boarding my connecting flight.
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is definitely those noise cancelling headphones. Total lifesaver!
A hard hat, have to have it for construction job site visits.
My ID’s diaper bag
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is my dslr.
Snorkel gear. Well worth it. And I’d rather use my own gear. My daughter hit a sea urchin (ouch!) without her fins. So, I drag them, too.
My temperpedic travel pillow.
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is pairs of shoes.
Definitely shoes, I usually just have to pick a pair and go with it. Also I can’t stand not having my Sonicare tooth brush but it is sorta bulky for what it is.
Ugh… believe it or not, overnight pampers for my 3 year old. Domestic travel is not a big deal because you can pick them up at any CVS, but on international trips you have to bring your own otherwise they’re too pricey or difficult to find.
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is my running shoes.
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is my Bose QC2 headphones.
My 1.75 liter of Vodka. Nice to relax in the room with a quiet drink. Pay Mini bar prices, I don’t think so.
The bulkiest item I ever had to pack was our daughters wedding present. It was a Silver Kitchenaid Stand Mixer that we had to take out to her 1620 miles across the U.S.
My CPAP breathing machine!
The bulkiest item I travel with is my pocketbook. I manage to throw in everything that’s not tied down, just in case I need a…flash drive, extra pair of glasses, piece of fruit, water, unread magazines, tissues, cosmetics,sunglasses, travel binoculars. How do guys do it??
The bulkiest thing is my hair dryer!!
Bulky item – my portable speakers for my IPOD
Big ol’honkin’ winter coat – especially when you’re travelling between extreme climes. Adds a whole bag.
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is my personal fins for scuba diving.
Out of left field – but following the exact sentence – the bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is “my suitcase”. That is, I have to ‘pack it’. If I could do what one sports star does (can’t remember his name), and just buy everything new at each destination … wow, talk about stress-free travel!
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without are my hot rollers.
The bulkiest item I travel with is my liquids bag. Many small little bottles all having to fit in one little plastic bag
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is my custom tailored suit jacket. (You never know when you have to look snazzy.)
Razor and shaving cream
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is my Bose noise canceling headset (cause whether you’re in the taxi, hotel room, airport, or plane, peace and quiet starts with putting on a pair of these.
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is my purse! Since I carry a big laptop bag onto the plane (no purse), I need a separate purse to use at my destination.
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is my books (because I like reading print editions)
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is my lap-desk for doing work in bed.
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is my Dohm-SS Single Speed Sound Conditioner, for all those thin hotel walls, partiers and honeymooners 🙂
My Canon camera equipments
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is my dress shoes, since I go with tennis shoes on my feet when flying
Tennis Rackets!
A Daily Change Of Undershirt
Running and dress shoes for sure.
The bulkiest thing I have to pack is my medicine bag and I certainly can’t live without it.
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is my extra pair of shoes!
Tennis racquets…
My sneakers to work out at the gym
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is my SLR camera, because when I pack that, I bring extra lenses, charges, batteries, sound recording devices, smaller cameras, etc etc!
My running shoes!
SCUBA gear (on those kinds of trips), but I would hate having to rent gear.
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without is myself. I weigh over 300lbs.
the bulkiest item i have to pack is the extra pair of shoes. (i could live without all my husbands work material when i travel with him.)
The bulkiest item I have to pack and can’t live without are my gym shoes.
My waterpik system! (make-up too)
Dress shoes and a suit
The bulkiest item/s I have to pack and can’t live without is/are, seasonally, ski boots, snorkel equipment, hiking boots, and — always — too much lens for the dslr.