As a frequent business traveler, what are the taboos that you need to pay attention to when staying in a hotel?

As a frequent business traveler, I think most people’s requirements for hotels are nothing more than:

First, safety; first, choose a regular hotel and never follow People staying near the station were told to leave. Doing this will ensure that after you pay the money, you will still be God, not your grandson. Secondly, after entering the room, first hang the anti-theft chain on the door. If there is no anti-theft chain, it must be locked. I have encountered someone trying to open the door with a card in the middle of the night.

Second, clean and comfortable. Check whether the hotel sheets and duvet covers are clean to avoid the hotel not changing the sheets to avoid symptoms of allergies and other discomforts. It is best not to sleep naked when sleeping.

Third, don’t turn on the lights after entering the door. Use your phone’s camera to check whether there are cameras in the room. It doesn't matter to me, a grown man, but girls or couples should be careful. It is very simple to check whether a camera is installed in the room to secretly record you. Turn off all the lights in the room, draw the curtains in the room, or turn off the power of the room directly, keep the room dark, and then turn on the camera function of your mobile phone (you are not really required to take pictures) ) or the camera function of your mobile phone, slowly scan around the room. If a small red dot appears on the screen of your mobile phone, it means someone has installed a secret camera in your room. (What to do at this time is up to you, whether you call the police or not. , whether you talk directly to the hotel privately is your business)

Fourth and most important point, bring your own towels and toiletries, and do not use the electric kettle in the hotel. The dirtiest things in the hotel are the electric kettle and towels. It’s hard to imagine what the people in front of you did with hot water bottles; there were official media reports that some star hotels had cleaning people use towels to wipe toilets.

If you are used to sleeping with the lights off, because the room is too bright and you can’t sleep, right, then you must turn on the bathroom light, because after all, safety is the first priority when you are outside. When you are woken up at night or A thief comes into the room, or there is a fire in the hotel, or other scenarios that we don't expect. At this time, the light in your bathroom is on, so you won't get up and your eyes will go dark, which adds resistance to our escape because the light in the bathroom is on. The room will not be dark, and you can respond quickly when you get up

The following is my experience of staying in a hotel, I hope it will be helpful to you