I'm doing a concerning the relationship with fascia and heart rate variability (HRV). I want a stable environment so that HRV doens't change due to environmental parameters. I need a roomtemperature people don't experience as to hot or to cold.
instead of asking for a temperature I would use some easy obtainable physiological parameters, as IS THERE A SWEATING RESPONSE OVER THE SKIN (NO), ARE THE ARTERIOVENOUS ANASTOMOSES OPEN, (That is are the temperatures of the distal part of the fingers high(YES)) this might be an answer to your question. and this is an easy way of determining whether a person is in an optimal thermal state , which I believe is a prerogative for comfort, and thus also for the room temperature.
See my paper: Physiological reactions to wet -cold. Av8at, space, environ Med. 46(!):33-36,1975, and
Themal responses to w«ole body. cooling in air with special reference to AVA in fingers, Clin.Physiol.funct,imaging (2012)32 pp 463-469.
It's around 22 °C - 24°C, please before, read the papers of research about this interesting theme, it's very usefull in neonatal premature (human) enviroment incubador.