Why don't you change the sheets in a five-star hotel?

According to the news released by Blueberry Evaluation, an independent domestic evaluation agency, in its official Weibo on September 4th, it was found that the rooms in five top five-star hotels in Beijing were in a mess, such as not changing sheets, washing bath tubs, cleaning toilets and washing cups. The five-star hotels participating in this evaluation include Starwood W Hotel, Intercontinental Hotel, Hilton Hotel, JW Marriott Hotel and Shangri-La Hotel.

@ Blueberry Evaluation official Weibo said that he hopes to take this test to attract the attention of the hotel industry and pay attention to hygiene and user experience; It is also said that Inside Edition, a foreign evaluation agency, made unannounced visits to nine hotels in new york last year, and three of them didn't change their sheets after the guests checked out.

Blueberry evaluation Weibo and website introduction, this is an independent evaluation institution, not an e-commerce platform, and does not accept advertising placement or brand placement to ensure the fairness of evaluation; Every evaluation will rent or buy goods anonymously, thus making an objective evaluation.

Regarding the evaluation results of this five-star hotel in Beijing, @ Blueberry Evaluation Weibo made the following statement:

@ Blueberry commented that the team members first booked several famous five-star luxury hotels in Beijing. After check-in, they marked the sheets, quilt cover, bathtub, toilet, mouthwash cup, bathrobe and other places in the room with special invisible seals. They will mess up the original layout of the room, disguise it as used traces, and finally check out and leave normally.

It is reported that these special seals are invisible under normal lighting conditions and can only be seen under ultraviolet radiation; These seals are harmless to the human body, and the marks are easily erased.

Wait until the next day, another appraiser came to the hotel where he stayed before, stayed in the same room, and checked the hygiene and cleanliness of the hotel with ultraviolet light.

However, what is shocking is that when the appraisers turn on the ultraviolet light, the sheets, quilt covers and pillowcases clearly show the seals stamped the day before.

Quilt cover:

Pillow case:

Paper:

Toilet cover:

Toilet seat:

Simply wipe the bottom of the toilet lid, you can still see the obvious seal marks:

Bathtub:

Toilet mouthwash:

@ Blueberry Evaluation said that the evaluation involved five luxury five-star hotels in Beijing: Beijing W Hotel, Beijing Sanlitun Intercontinental Hotel, Beijing Hilton Hotel, Beijing JW Marriott Hotel and Beijing Shangri-La Hotel.

The specific results of blueberry evaluation are summarized as follows:

Not all the bedding has been replaced, among which JW Marriott has replaced the sheets and quilts, but the four pillowcases have not been replaced; Shangri-La Hotel rooms 1 pillowcases remain unchanged.

The mouthwash cup, bathtub and toilet seat are not thoroughly cleaned;

W hotel bathrobes are not cleaned, while bathrobes in other hotels are cleaned with cleaning agents containing fluorescent agents, and blue light can be seen when the ultraviolet light is turned on; A used condom was found under the bed of JW Marriott Hotel.

The above screenshots are all from @ Blueberry Evaluation Weibo Video.

This is just ... ...

Netizens are in full swing, and there are also raiders to share and suggest:

Why does the hotel industry expose such problems?

Some media interviewed the housekeeping manager of an old hotel. He revealed: In order to control costs, some hotel management teams will reduce costs in many ways. For example, the cleaning of hotels used to be the responsibility of internal staff, but now in order to control costs, a large number of temporary workers are recruited.

In addition, some hotels reward the housekeeping department with piecework wages, and the normal five-star hotel room cleaners usually arrange 7-8 rooms per shift as the service limit. However, driven by piece-rate wages, employees naturally pursue more for more work, which also leads to sloppy service and declining quality.

Five-star hotels are not clean! The express hotel is also dirty! As consumers, how to solve this problem that concerns them? A senior hotel practitioner suggested: tipping ~ ~ ~