Hotel employees share the 7 red flags to look for when checking into a hotel
If the lobby is dirty or smells bad, it's a
sign of poor housekeeping
throughout the hotel.
Unclean Lobby and Common Areas
Unprofessional or inattentive staff could indicate
bad management and potential service issues
during your stay.
Poor Front Desk Service
Musty or chemical smells can mean
mold, poor ventilation, or overuse of cleaning chemicals to mask odors
Strong Odors in the Room
Visible stains on sheets, carpets, or chairs suggest
low cleaning standards and possible hygiene concerns
.
Stains on Bedding or Furniture
Broken locks, unsecured entrances, or a lack of security cameras can make your stay
unsafe
Non-Functioning Locks or Security Issues
Look for
bed bugs, cockroaches, or rodents
, especially around beds and furniture.
Signs of Pests
Check online reviews for
consistent complaints
about cleanliness, safety, or service.
Overwhelming Negative Reviews
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