What code words should you say when checking into a hotel so that the front desk will know you are an insider?

No room at the end, no room at the corner, no room in front of the elevator. Most people give themselves a space to relax in their spare time, but as long as they leave their homes, they will face a big problem, and that is staying in a hotel. In fact, many people don't like staying in hotels because most five-star hotels have exposed hygiene problems.

Some hotels do not do enough safety checks when changing sheets. If it is more serious, the kettles and other facilities in the hotel are very unhygienic. Especially if you travel during holidays, many people will grab the same hotel. At this time, you will spend three times or more than before, but the quality of the hotel you stay in is not as good as before. Because the passenger flow is so heavy at this time, the next batch of guests may arrive two hours after you check out at 12:00.

Within two hours, the room cleaning staff need to clean up all the toilet and garbage. Logically speaking, this should be the case, but if there are many rooms, the staff will inevitably make omissions. These are not guaranteed, but you still have a certain say in choosing your own room. If you say these three sentences to the staff at the front desk, they will definitely think you are an expert.

The first thing is not to use the last room, because the lighting in the last room in the corridor is relatively dim, and the location is not very good. The second thing is to avoid corner rooms. Most of the corner rooms are very small in size and have incomplete structures. The last thing is to avoid a room in front of the elevator. The elevator will definitely make noise when it is operating. If you want to have a good night's sleep, don't live in front of the elevator.