Dirty B&B or hotel?

Compared with the hotel, the hotel is clean.

Every hotel, from a fast hotel to a luxury hotel, has a cleaning department with a dedicated team. In terms of hotel cleaning, the housekeeping department has its own operating procedures and quality control standards. And a complete work system to support the daily work of everyone in this department.

In contrast, the cleaning of most B&Bs is mainly carried out by local part-time cleaning aunts, and there are no standards. After the guests leave, the second landlord calls and arranges for the cleaning aunt to come in and clean the house. Most of them The second landlord will not come to check on the cleaning situation at all.

It should be noted that whether it is a B&B or a hotel, there are health problems. However, compared to B&Bs, hotels have professional cleaning teams and equipment, and their sanitary conditions are relatively better. Therefore, when choosing a place to stay, try to choose a hotel or B&B with a brand and reputation, and understand the health status of the accommodation environment before checking in.

Things to note when staying in a hotel:

1. Lock the door

There are many and mixed people staying in the hotel. character, so it is necessary to improve safety awareness. Whether you are in a small hotel or a five-star hotel, the door must be locked for the safety of your property and yourself.

2. Bring your own bath towels and towels

In fact, many small hotels do not disinfect the towels at all. They just wash them and that's it. Some staff actually use towels to wipe the toilet. Or table etc. For your own safety, try to bring your own towels.

3. Wear hotel slippers with caution

Some hotels provide disposable slippers, but they have poor slip resistance and become wet as soon as they are wet. Do not wear these slippers into the bathroom, otherwise they will slip. fall.

4. Don’t use a kettle to boil water for drinking

Almost all hotels provide kettles, but some people with low quality actually use kettles to boil underwear, put sanitary napkins or boil water. Socks, putting cigarette butts or spitting, etc.