Friday, November 6
Browsing: Hotel Policies & Check-In Rules
Hotel rules decoded: check-in and check-out times, age limits, deposits and incidental holds, guest folios, occupancy limits, pets, smoking, long stays, housekeeping requests, bed bugs and your rights as a guest.
The presence of Bibles in hotel rooms has been a defining feature of North American hospitality for over a century,…
Checking out of a hotel is usually simple, but a few minutes of preparation can prevent forgotten belongings, billing surprises,…
Hotel check-in usually begins in the afternoon, with 3:00 PM or 4:00 PM common at many U.S. properties. However, there…
Hotel valet tipping can feel confusing, especially when you are already paying a daily parking fee or using the service…
Hotel age requirements can be confusing because the age needed to make an online reservation is not always the same…
Bed bugs are small, flat, blood-feeding insects that can hide in mattress seams, headboards, bed frames, luggage, and other narrow…
The minimum age to rent a hotel room can be confusing because there is no single number that works for…
Hotel housekeeping is easy to overlook because much of the work happens while guests are away from their rooms. In…
How much you should tip a hotel maid—or, as hotel staff are more commonly called, a housekeeper or room attendant—depends…
Hotel check-in times mark the moment you finally trade travel stress for rest. Most hotels set standard check-in between 3:00…
Hotel age requirements can cause problems for younger travelers because making a reservation and being allowed to check in are…
How old you have to be to get a hotel room depends less on a single national rule and more…