Hotels and Occupancy Rates

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Hotels and Occupancy Rates

After all, amenities being If the hotel has a fitness center, it's assumed that it'll have a variety of clean equipment that's in good repair. People expect absorbent towels that can be wrapped around a body and tucked in to be poolside. In fact, guests assume that a hotel's pool will be clean, well maintained and usable.

Guest expectations aren't limited to the guest rooms and hotel supplies. They are the details that can and often do affect a hotel's occupancy rates. From the shower curtain to the stationery, people pay attention to the amenities in their rooms because they are standard hotel supplies. Hotels recognize that the ambiance of the room matters; in fact, how it feels, how it looks and the hotel supplies its furnished with often have an effect on occupancy rates. Laundry bags, versatile hangers and heavy duty luggage racks are hotel supplies that matter to guests.

When hotels furnish guest rooms, they emphasize the amenities because they directly affect occupancy rates. Hotels want you to impress you because your opinions could affect their occupancy rates. The traveling public assumes hotel supplies such as coffee makers, usable hangers and alarm clocks will be in their guest room. They take the details for granted though hotels know they can affect occupancy rates. Maybe you expect your room will resemble the rooms pictured on the resort's website or that the amenities and hotel supplies will be as advertised and basic toiletries complimentary.

When you reserve a room at a resort, you have expectations about it and the amenities.