Well my dad pretty much lived most of his life like that, because of his job.

I don't know what's your exact reason, but first, try to sign up with a loyalty/reward program.
You'll get free nights at 5 star hotels quite easily.

>>1109622
I lived in a hotel for 4 years during my childhood. This inspired me to take up tourism as my career bc we lived in a Caribbean hotel. I loved that hotel so I want to take up a job at a hotel and live in one bc I loved the atmosphere

why not airbnb instead?

you can have a kitchen, that's nice

>>1109620
Your main problem will be meals. Are you going to cook for yourself or are you going to eat at restaurants every meal? For long stays, look at serviced apartments. It will still be like your mother cleaning your bedroom everyday and washing your dirty sheets, but you will have more room for your stuff and a place to cook your own meals. There are lots of independent ones in various cities, but also check out the Adagio apartment-hotels from the Accor group, especially if you are going to Europe where they have a bunch of those. You will get lots of loyalty points that way.