Question Could you sleep in an overwater bungalow with no A/C?

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I would do it, though i'm fairly tolerant coming from a high humidity area and camping, etc. I'd say rely on the reviews you can find of the places. If there's not that many that mention the lack of a/c, then there's probably a good chance it'll be fine and comfortable. Pending time of the year too though
 
Only AC can eliminate both factors + mossie(to a certain extend).
We all have different levels of tolerance to many things. To be honest, I would never ask such a personal question in a open forum.
If in doubt chose AC.

I thought I could take relatively spicy food in Thailand until I tried the real McCoy of Thai Papaya salad! One mouthful was barely manageable! LOL.
what a judgemental thing to say. the whole point is to get everyone's experience, of course it's personal, but it can also be educational
 
Been busy holidaying, hey why don't you hurry back in case you're missed
 
In a word... YES.
I have lived in Louisiana and Florida without A/C...
 
I have never had AC outside of an apartment in Phoenix for a couple of years. None of my houses have ever had it. Hard to fathom that I couldn't sleep if I was tired.
 
NO!
Went to Roatan, west end once, found an airy upstairs room on an ismuth with beaches on both sides you could hit with a rock. But no AC. I knew better but the location beguiled me.
We arrived, I poured sweat for 8 hours, no sleep. We moved to the AC room I had originally booked that night at 10pm.

NEVER, EVER AGAIN FOR THIS GUY!!!!!!!!@
 
Only AC can eliminate both factors + mossie(to a certain extend).
We all have different levels of tolerance to many things. To be honest, I would never ask such a personal question in a open forum.
If in doubt chose AC.

I thought I could take relatively spicy food in Thailand until I tried the real McCoy of Thai Papaya salad! One mouthful was barely manageable! LOL.
Ha ha ha....the Thais will burn your face off!
One half chili only please!
 
Ha ha ha....the Thais will burn your face off!
One half chili only please!
Real thai food scares me and my wife is Pakistani. Probably going to burn my a-hole off there this summer.
 
I once stayed in a cabin in Dominica that was perched on a cliff edge, extending out over the sea, about 20 feet off the water. No AC, no screens, but breeze all night, sometimes strong enough bring fireflys down from the mountains. A few mosquitos, but very few and no trouble sleeping. I'd go again if it were still there.
 
I once stayed in a cabin in Dominica that was perched on a cliff edge, extending out over the sea, about 20 feet off the water. No AC, no screens, but breeze all night, sometimes strong enough bring fireflys down from the mountains. A few mosquitos, but very few and no trouble sleeping. I'd go again if it were still there.
That sounds freaking awesome.
 
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