Is there a difference between the economy room and the big bed room in the 7-day express hotel?

The difference between economy room and big bed room in 7-day express hotel;

1. Economy room:

Building area:13-15m2

Windows: Some have no windows.

Bed: 1 bed, no extra bed.

Bed size: 1.35m * 2m.

Occupancy: 2 people+1 child

Broadband: free wired broadband Internet access and free WIFI Internet access.

Daily necessities: 1 bath towel, 1 floor towel, 1 cotton core pillow, 1 buckwheat pillow.

Autonomous queen room:

Building area:16-20m2

Window: Yes.

Bed: 1 bed, no extra bed.

Bed size: 1.8m * 2m.

Occupancy: 2 people+1 child

Broadband: free wired broadband Internet access and free WIFI Internet access.

Daily necessities: 1 bath towel, 1 floor towel, 1 cotton core pillow, 1 buckwheat pillow.

2. Business big bed room:

Building area:16-20m2

Window: Yes.

Bed: 1 bed, no extra bed.

Bed size: 1.8m * 2m.

Occupancy: 2 people

Broadband: free wired broadband Internet access and free WIFI Internet access.

Configuration of daily necessities: 1 bottle of bottled water and 1 set of daily necessities (including 1 set of toiletries, 1 bag of shampoo and 1 bag of shower gel) are provided free of charge, and each room is given away according to the actual number of registered people (up to 2 copies).

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The sheets and towels in many hotels are so white that people can see them, but in many cases, this is just an illusion. White sheets are actually "black sheets". As early as April this year, some media revealed that the Express Hotel outsourced the bedding and towel washing business to a third-party manufacturer, who mixed the sheets with vomit and blood stains and mixed the detergent with caustic soda.

Because most express hotels have small operating sites and it is difficult to configure special laundry equipment and venues, they will choose outsourcing cleaning. "In fact, in the economy hotel industry, almost all brands are outsourcing washing business. About 50% of high-star hotels have their own laundry rooms for washing towels and bedding. And about 50% of them are outsourced. However, almost all budget hotels outsource washing business, because the cost of self-operated laundry rooms is too high for budget hotels to operate. " A large hotel chain manager who did not want to be named revealed.