There's a reason you may be feeling frisky in Hawaii or romantic in Aspen. Science tells us why we have more sex on vacation, and it has nothing to do with fruity drinks by the pool. While those probably don't hurt, experts say hotels are new and fun. Perks like not having to clean and room service at 1 a. That's basically our body's pleasure chemical.

When checking into a hotel you have this overcoming feeling of freedom in a space that is not technically your own but you are claiming it for the next couple of nights and you have the ability to do almost anything you would like to do in this room, including having sex. Also, staying in a hotel room you are more likely to be less anxious — which helps improve your sex drive and you are in a place where it is tidy and completely uncluttered. Research has shown that having sex in a hotel room, instead of your own home, can cause a huge rush of the neurotransmitter dopamine, which in turn is the control center for pleasure in our brains. So it turns out, hotel rooms have mystical powers that we are not even noticing!

If you've ever thought that having sex in a hotel room is better than doing it at home, you're definitely not alone. Interestingly enough, there is science behind why sex is better at a hotel than at home. Svetlana Kogan , life coach and holistic mind-body doctor tells Bustle. In response, the body secretes more endorphins, adrenaline, and dopamine to this new adventurous setting. In short, taking it out of your own bedroom and into another more "adventurous" one, gets your brain excited and in the mood.

Hotel sex rendez-vous are often thought to be the dirtiest and sexiest of illicit encounters, as far as TV and movies would have you believe. But how true is it really? Here, 14 women share their real-life hottest hotel sex stories , so you can see yourself.