What Do You Like For In A Hotel?
552805
well I like for a bed, I like for food, I like for a pool.....just stuff like that
452624
you dont have to worry about it they will be discreet. You can rent a room for half day. Most if prepaid dont even require checkout just leave key in room. And you can get hotel ammenity points if you belong to there guest club. I like best westerns
631735
Try the fairmont. It's a block from Michigan Ave. right downtown. I believe it's a 5 star and I've gotten rooms there for $137 a night. You have to check by calling the front desk directly to get the best price.
1123547
Well...I've been a Night Manager at a hotel for a bit over five years. So I definitely consider myself an insider. Okay...as with any aspect of the hospitality/service industry, it is a lot different behind the scenes than it is out front. Often you will find hotels are understaffed, underpaid and underfunded. And I'm not being critical -you'll most likely find that to be the norm anywhere, from the grandest five star to the sleaziest motel. Generally the owners invest, but they don't want to spend anymore than they have to. I have quite a few acquaintances in the biz; we often compare notes and this is pretty much the standard. It's amazing how many hotel owners and accountants are unfamiliar with that old maxim, "It takes money to make money", because they always seem to be whinging about how business could be better but they don't want to invest the money into making the improvements. Catch 22. Beyond that, housekeeping is the most thankless job in a hotel. Housekeepers see a lot; they also have to clean up some unholy messes and usually don't get even a thank you. Mind you, you'll also find some guests are big tippers, but these are more often than not the exception to the rule. Hotel employees in general see a lot, as you can imagine; you get all sorts of people as guests, and a lot tends to go on up in those rooms. And again that rule applies across the board. \nAs a five year veteran of the business, it never ceases to amaze me how many guests blatantly try to insult the intelligence of the front desk agents. People will try ANYTHING to get a deal, refund or a comp. People will lay any kind of story on you they can to get a room so they can carry out all sorts of illegal activities. I've personally been bribed to rent to unsavoury kinds of people so many times...but I can't be bought. Mind you, at our particular establishment we take security pretty seriously, and, as the night guy, that most often comes down to me.\nI know, a lot of what I've said must sound like I'm awfully jaded and cynical, but it's true. Don't get me wrong, I love my job (otherwise I wouldn't be doing it) but working in the hotel industry can be pretty thankless. But I believe in giving travellers good, inexpensive decent quality accommodation; that's why I'm here. However, the reality of the hotel industry is that though most hotels claim a "100% Satisfaction Guarantee", on a good day they can maybe manage 70%. A lot of it comes down to the bean counters though, and unfortunately they can be notoriously tight with the bucks when they want to be. Trouble is, this is most often when the hotel needs the bucks the most (renovations, advertising, etc...)\nI wish your question was a bit more specific...get a hold of me if you need more (specfic) details...
663904
approach travel agencies with low prices for groups.you don't have to compete the other hotel.hire somebody who has good relations for your reservations and learn how to do the job before you fire him/her
831690
I don't know about finding them or anything, but the best hotels in Vancouver are probably The Four Seasons or the Fairmont Vancouver.
263309
Hotels with long beds.
832786
what is the importance of housekeeping in a Hotel restaurant or any specific businesses?
466375
The hotel you are staying at should provide phone numbers for such services. Enjoy!
6263
I don't actually know. Maybe something like tourism, where i can meet people all the time! And yours?
1071568
You might want to check out hotels.com to find something similar to what you are looking for.
983446
what specifics do you want?
890220
i used to work in a hotel, assume nothing of the clenliness of anytihng in your room\n\nmy hotel was not 5 stars, however it was recently the marriott hotel of the year but not this year, and it won against every single other marriott, resorts or anything under marriott period, it was a huge deal. there are hundereds of rooms in hotels, but not hundereds of supervisors or room checkers, sure everything looks clean, has to look passable of course but often sheets don't get changed. think about what other people have done in that bed for a minute. once a lady found a pair of mens underwhere that had been under the sheets in her bed. room attendants don't make much and get paid by the room...\nso tipping may help ensure your room is clean. tip everyday, don't leave one big one at the end of your stay, the person who cleaned your room all week may be off that day
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It's a good show, however you're only getting a one sided view. Most of the hotels featured on those shows are also advertisers on the Travel Channel, so you're not going to hear any down sides to staying there or any other issues. \n\nTo get an accurate idea of a hotel, look them up online. There are many forums where people who have stayed there before will list their experiences.
258977
I must agree with Margarette.\nExotic and unusual places are nice, gives you a sense of adventure. But the bedroom is still the best place to experience sex. Gives you manuverability and creativity.
796479
You should find a city where you feel comfortable living or that is close to family. Then you should make sure that you can find an apartment or a friend to live with in that city. Lastly, you should find a four or five star hotel in that city that is accepting applications and apply for a management position.
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You can check some of these issues if they are important to you. \n\nAsk around and consider their customer service record. What ratings have they received from independent rating organizations? \n\nEvaluate their franchise for consistency. Many Hotel’s are franchised so you’ll want to see how the particular location fits into the Hotel’s chain. Find out how the chain rates this particular property within their organization. \n\nConsider their Hotel policies, are they favorable to you or do they penalize you in some way. \n\nFind out what partnerships they have that could save you money in other areas. Many Hotels have agreements with airlines, rental car or credit card companies. \n\nSee if they credit your frequent flyer or frequent guest programs with points. \n\nCheck the Hotel Chain's locations. Does their Hotel chain have locations where you travel? Do they have international locations? \n\nCheck the individual hotel's location.  Is their airport hotel really close to the airport? \n\nEvaluate their facility. When were the rooms last remodeled? Does it have the types of features you need? How well does it suit your need for the quick overnight stay or the weeklong resort vacation? Do they have business suites or meeting rooms available if you need them? Does the particular Hotel you want to stay in located in a safe part of town? Is any major construction going on in the area around your Hotel’s location? Will there be any large groups staying at the Hotel that could negatively impact your stay? \n\nDo they offer the types of extra services you need? Do they have a concierge, shuttle or laundry service? \n\nCan they honor your special requests? \n\nSee if they offer a Premium or Loyalty Club that feature the services you need. \n\nCheck to see if you belong to any groups that entitle you to a special deal with a particular Hotel. \n\nConsider their rates and the availability of any coupons or discounts. See who offers the best overall deal for your budget.