“I’ve stayed thousands of nights in hotels, but I only once saw this.
So, redditoru/Traditional_Dirt_788asked, “People who travel, what is an immediatered flagin hotels?”
“No mattress protector on the bed.
“When you notice additional fees that aren’t included in the estimate.
u/tacobelmont
3.
“No free (or available) WiFi.
4.“Price.
u/jacobius86
5.
“When the towels and linens smell mostly like bleach red flag.”
I figured that was not a good sign, and it turned out I was right.”
u/username-_redacted
7.
“This only applies to larger hotels: When all employees are really young.
Not a single employee over the age of 20-23 in view.
On every occasion like this, service has been completely absent.”
u/azthal
9.
“Overly aggressive air fresheners.
u/Flappy_beef_curtains
11.
“If the key is still a metal key and not a card access key.
It suggests there have been no updates to the rooms, ventilation, plumbing, etc.”
These mean bedbugs.”
u/KarlSethMoran
13.
“Your Uber driver asking ‘you sure?’
as you pull up to the hotel.”
u/MayonnaiseFarm
15.
“Look at the thinness of the sheets and roughness of the towels from being washed too many times.
Without fail, it is the one piece of advice we always ignore.
If they attack the negative reviewers at all, stay away,”
u/islandsimian
18.
I was told breakfast starts at 9 a.m.
It was around 8 p.m. at the time.
It didn’t get any better from there.”
“Withholding your passport.
Never, ever separate from your passport.”
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