The point about being surrounded by large lumps of cold iron also goes for stonework. Some of the old stone cottages here which can feel very cold, even after fan heaters are turned on and the air temperature gets well up into the 60s. Wood always seems to have a much "warmer" feel to it.
It's not the heat it's the humidity.....
That applies to the cold as well. Though much colder temperature-wise than here, in many ways I found the in-land American winter much better than England because the air is so much dryer.
"What does it feel like to cruise to Earth from a height of more than 400 feet at speeds exceeding 100 mph?"
I'm not sure I'd want to find out.....
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