If you always want to be somewhere else, you’ll never be anywhere at all.

Wanting to be elsewhere is a habit rather than a response to a place. If it were about the place it would stop once you arrived somewhere better, and it does not. It follows you, reassigns itself to the new location within about a week, and points you at the next one. The scenery changes and the position does not.

Check whether the feeling is about this room or about the habit. Ask what would have to be true for here to be enough for one afternoon, then give it one afternoon. Wanting to go places is good; never arriving in any of them is the part that costs you.