Staying in a five-star hotel doesn’t mean you’ll have a cleaner room
We all know that hotels are classified with a system involving stars. Some people, for example, choose to go to a five-star hotel whenever they have the chance. There’s a widespread belief that hotels with higher ratings and more positive reviews provide a better service to their guests, such as cleaner rooms.
Nonetheless, hotel rankings are usually established by biased publications. Sometimes, the three-star hotel down the street is cleaner and more comfortable than the five-star resort. Instead of using the arbitrary star system to make decisions, take the time to read former guests’ reviews. That way, you may find a diamond in the rough.
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