When you check into a hotel, according to the experience of hotel staff, you should say "three noes" to the front desk.

In fact, whether you are on a business trip or going out to play, I believe everyone will choose to stay in the hotel for one night when night falls.

In fact, people stay in hotels in order to get a good rest and recover their strength.

But when checking in at the hotel, guests must remember to mention "three don 'ts" to the hotel staff!

In fact, this "three noes" is to put it bluntly, don't live in a room near the elevator.

Don't live in the corner, don't live in the room at the end of the corridor. Why?

Let's listen to the answers from the hotel staff!

First: Don't go into the room near the elevator.

For most hotels, the sound insulation effect of their rooms is limited, so living in a room near the elevator will also be affected by all kinds of noise, which will also affect the sleep of guests.

Therefore, when staying in the hotel, guests must explain the room near the elevator to the hotel in advance!

Second: there is no corner space.

It is worth mentioning that due to the limited area of hotel rooms, the usable area will be smaller for most corner rooms, so most guests living in corner rooms will also feel depressed.

Therefore, in order to make themselves more comfortable, guests should not choose the corner room!

Third: there is no room at the end of the corridor.

For the hotel cleaning aunt, when cleaning the room, she will clean it from beginning to end, so the room at the end of the hotel corridor is also the last to clean.

At this time, when cleaning the room at the end of the corridor, the cleaning aunt will inevitably feel a little tired, so she will clean it in a hurry. This room is really dirty!

Therefore, when guests check in at the hotel, remember to explain the situation to the hotel staff, not the room at the end of the corridor!

What do you think of this?