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What to look for when choosing a hotel

Date Published: 23rd September 2009
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Before choosing a hotel

It is very important ask trusted friends who have been in the hotel, whether they enjoyed their stay in the hotel.

Alternatively, you can search the name of the intended hotel on the internet and read the hotel’s reviews from other people.

What to look for in a hotel

Make sure the hotel is in a good central location and close to all amenities. A safe neighbourhood is rather important to make sure you enjoy a safe stay. If you are renting a car you might also take into account whether there is free parking available.

If it’s in summer and it’s hot, make sure you check whether the rooms are air-conditioned.

What you must do after arriving your hotel room

Once you check-in, one of the most important factors in a hotel is the cleanliness and safety. Make sure the hotel room’s door is safe and that the door closes completely. Regarding cleanliness, the bathroom area is always one of the most important rooms to check. The basin and surfaces should have been cleaned and sprayed with anti bacterial spray, and although often the mirrors are wiped down, it isn't usually a requirement of the cleaners to do so.


Make sure you check the cleanliness and hygiene of the room before unpacking to avoid any unnecessary inconveniences and / or delays while being transferred in another room.

Rating of stars in hotels

The rating star of the hotel can help guests know how good the hotel is. Star ratings symbolise the level of standards a guest can expect and are recognised worldwide.

Ranging from 1 up to 5, the quality of service, amenities, size and condition of rooms and building, safety and security, atmosphere, quality of food and drink, hotel presence and efficiency of staff are all taken under consideration and judged.

One star hotels
One star hotels have absolute basics like a shower room down the hall shared with other guests.


Two star hotels
Two star hotels usually have en-suites, a colour tv and a bed.

Three star hotels
These types of hotels usually have a private bathroom, colour tv, phone, bed and an optional laundry service.

Four Star hotels
Four star hotels are bigger and more comfortable with a more luxurious touch. These hotels will also have 24-hour room service and optional dry cleaning services.

Five Star hotels
Five star hotels are the best! The rooms will be of the highest standards and with great comfort. A 24-hour room service is also available and these types of hotels have luxurious amenities including spas.

For more information visit Best Hotel Directory.


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My name is Nadia Vella. I am part of a hamster club which is www.Hamster-Club.com and also wrote a hamster book which is www.TheHamsterBook.com ISBN 978-99932-0-721-4 The price of this hamster book is only €4.99! About Hamster-Club.com : It is a hamster club and you will find all you need to know about Hamsters; The different types of hamsters, their food, breeding, life span, housing and health. Also you will find different interesting articles that will cover many aspects of hamsters, hamster games, hamster products and much more! About my hamster book - TheHamsterBook.com : This is the ultimate hamster book for all hamster owners since it provides lots of expert hamster advice. This hamster book will help you with most aspects of hamster housing, feeding a hamster, hamster behaviour, hamster reproduction, hamster health and hamster important tips! This hamster book is also full of beautiful coloured hamster photos and also provides lots of natural remedies to use when a rodent vet is not available. I also love working part-time for www.BestHotelDirectory.com Publications: Hamster-Club Guide Book (published in 2009) - selling at the price of only €4.99 : ISBN 978-99932-0-721-4 www.TheHamsterBook.com and various articles featured in local newspapers and magazines amongst which: 'The Sunday Times', 'Times of Malta; Junior News', 'The Malta Independent on Sunday', 'The Malta Independent; Crackers Magazine', 'The Malta Independent', 'Phase Magazine', 'Taghna t-Tfal Magazine' (November 2009), 'L-Orizzont' and 'Il-Mument'. On 26th August 2009, I represented 'Hamster-Club' on radio RTK, in a programme named 'L-Annimali u l-Ambjent'. The programme’s name means ‘The Animals and the Environment’. A repetition of this programme was also aired on 1st September 2009. Feel free to email me on nadia@hamster-club.com and for more information please visit www.Hamster-Club.com and www.TheHamsterBook.com Thanks, Nadia Vella
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