If you travel for work, try living in a hotel instead of a home: Report

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One day, the hotel staff at the Standard ended up giving me the penthouse suite and jokingly mentioning that Leonardo DiCaprio had just checked out of that room the night before.

So what I started doing instead is calling the hotel I was set to stay in and pay for an additional night so I could check in at 8:30 a.m.or whenever I got out of the airport so I could have a few hours sleep.

As managing partner at AvroKO hospitality group, she jets around the globe, working on restaurant, bar and hotel projects—her clients have included the Hoxton’s opening in Chicago’s Fulton Market district and Richard Branson’s Virgin Voyages cruise ships.