Does logging out at an inn still feel worth planning around?

I've been easing back in and I keep catching myself doing the old habit of running back to the nearest inn before I log off, the way I always did back in the day. I even checked the FAQ guide to see if anything about rest mechanics had changed with the new content, but it only covers things like transfers and raid openings, nothing about resting itself.

So far all I've actually done is make sure I log out indoors at an inn whenever I remember to, mostly out of old muscle memory rather than any real plan. I haven't compared how it feels to just logging out in the open, so I genuinely don't know if it still makes the difference it used to or if it only matters at certain levels.

Do you still bother planning your play sessions around ending at an inn, or has that stopped being something people think about?

The part where you say the FAQ only covers transfers and raid openings, nothing about resting itself, that matches what I've seen too, I went looking for the same thing a while back and came up empty handed. I'm genuinely not the right person to tell you whether the mechanic still scales the way it used to, I don't really track numbers or rates, that stuff just isn't where my head goes when I'm playing.

What I can say is that I still run back to an inn anyway, mostly because it gives my sessions a shape, like I'm closing a little chapter before I log off rather than just abandoning my character wherever the last fight happened to end. Honestly half the time I pick an inn because the zone around it is pretty and I like logging in to that view again, not because I've measured whether it's doing anything useful. If you do end up comparing the two over a few sessions I'd actually be curious what you notice, even just a gut feeling either way.