I just got back from a one night over nighter trip for work. The hotel I stayed at was not a big chain, just a local business. The first thing I did was take a shower. The water was alternating from cold to freezing. I sat on the bed watching TV. Meanwhile, I felt like I was in a sauna and there was no way to adjust temperature in the room. I got into the bed and the sheets had a moth ball smell. If that was not enough, the noise from the other rooms could be heard as clear as day. I went to the manager to complain about the noise. He did something about the neighbors but I could still hear the rooms down the hall. To top things all, the bed I was in had a broken box spring. If I leaned to the left side of the bed, it would cave in.
Has anyone had a were motel/hotel experience?
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I've tried to avoid hotel / motel rooms for the last 25 or so years after this realization dawned on me.
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I always have a hard time when I go to hotels and motels. I've stayed in motels for 30 bucks and a cheap suite with the ex that was almost 11,000.00 a night. Sometimes the cheap is better than the high end.
I never like the bedspread to touch me. I always check the bathroom facilities. And I like to bring in a pillow that I've just bought. If I'm staying in the US, I bring a pillow from home.
I stayed in a mid-range hotel in D.C. that had frayed electric wires for the lamps and stains on the floor/carpet. The last "hotel" I stayed in was local because my house was being tented. Stains on the carpet but the bed was spotless.
I never like the bedspread to touch me. I always check the bathroom facilities. And I like to bring in a pillow that I've just bought. If I'm staying in the US, I bring a pillow from home.
I stayed in a mid-range hotel in D.C. that had frayed electric wires for the lamps and stains on the floor/carpet. The last "hotel" I stayed in was local because my house was being tented. Stains on the carpet but the bed was spotless.
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I always have a hard time when I go to hotels and motels. I've stayed in motels for 30 bucks and a cheap suite with the ex that was almost 11,000.00 a night. Sometimes the cheap is better than the high end.
I never like the bedspread to touch me. I always check the bathroom facilities. And I like to bring in a pillow that I've just bought. If I'm staying in the US, I bring a pillow from home.
I stayed in a mid-range hotel in D.C. that had frayed electric wires for the lamps and stains on the floor/carpet. The last "hotel" I stayed in was local because my house was being tented. Stains on the carpet but the bed was spotless.
I have done a LOT of traveling in my time and find it very difficult to know which hotels are going to be
sanitary, and acceptable ahead of time. Even when satisfied one time, I have found the second time unacceptable.
Therefore, I always go places prepared with a short list of alternatives, the phone number of the department/board of health, and have gone to certain rooms, and turned right around and told the proprietor I was moving on.
I also have been to very expensive restaurants that were infested. Sometimes knowing someone there ahead of time helps.
Just don't spoil a trip that may be costing you a small fortune, over a room. Be prepared.