Hanging in a UK hotel?

[trixy12345]

I live with my family and the idea of them finding me makes me feel extremely guilty. I want to book a room somewhere like Travelodge, Premier Inn, etc but I haven't been to one in ages so I have no idea how I'd be able to successfully hang myself in one of their rooms. I don't leave my house and the idea of traveling ages to a hotel, just to find out that there's nowhere I can hang myself is annoying, I obviously want to succeed but I also don't want to die a slow, antagonising death. Does anyone know if hotels in the UK are "suicide proof"?

 

[4g1vvvven]

They usually are fairly hanging proof I reckon, I don't think you'd find too many secure points to hang from.

You could maybe look for Airbnb or something with pictures?

 

[mortuarymary]

I live with my family and the idea of them finding me makes me feel extremely guilty. I want to book a room somewhere like Travelodge, Premier Inn, etc but I haven't been to one in ages so I have no idea how I'd be able to successfully hang myself in one of their rooms. I don't leave my house and the idea of traveling ages to a hotel, just to find out that there's nowhere I can hang myself is annoying, I obviously want to succeed but I also don't want to die a slow, antagonising death. Does anyone know if hotels in the UK are "suicide proof"?

Travel lodge was for me.unless you partial hang with door knob.