What are the important criteria for judging the quality of luxury hotels?

Every hotel will encounter software errors and hardware errors from time to time, and it is difficult to evaluate them all. Sometimes an ordinary hotel will meet a good lobby manager or waiter, and sometimes a good hotel will meet a bad person. In my personal understanding, the following are some key points to judge the luxury of this hotel. 1. Is there a real executive room and executive lounge? For a big hotel like Marriott Hilton, it is always better to have real executive rooms and executive lounges. At least you can have a quiet breakfast. Living in an executive room, there are generally not too many rooms to upgrade, check out and queue up, and breakfast is noisy. 2. Can we provide differentiated services? For example, we all use sealy's mattress, and some hotels have it on both sides, with different soft and hard. It would be nice to call or email in advance to help turn over a page, so that the elderly can sleep on a hard mattress when they live. Or sleep with Shu Da on a hard bed. I sometimes like to stay at Howard Johnson Hotel because they have many pillows and can sleep well. 3. Whether the geographical location is particularly excellent depends on the geographical location. Generally, hotels with the best geographical location or special geographical location will not be bad, such as Mandarin in Chiang Mai and China in Oman. For the sake of geographical location, I would rather give up some hotel grades or be dissatisfied with the rooms. Daily necessities and well-equipped daily necessities reflect the level of the hotel, and a good hotel will not save money on these details. Such as tableware, whether it's pure silver knives and forks. That's why I liked the peninsula as soon as I lived there. The brands of toiletries, such as Asprey and Hermes, are all good. The bedding is beautiful, the coffee pot is beautiful, and the wall of the red wine glass used for drinking in the room is thin enough. These can be known at a glance without looking at the brand. Wait, wait, there's equipment here. I mainly look at whether the swimming pool is of standard size, otherwise the pig kidney swimming pool can only be used for bathing, and whether the facilities in the gym are enough or not. The quality of service personnel refers to many aspects, such as the flexibility of the front desk, the treatment of the gold card, and whether to bring a partner. What can the hotel lobby manager do for you, such as setting the location of the restaurant that is difficult to book, special service (the manager of SanPietro in Rome helped me arrange the Vatican post without queuing), whether the concierge is friendly, and whether the waiter is too sensitive to tips. The last one is not a luxury standard, but a personal item I personally chose in the hotel. No matter how good the hotel is, you must read the comments before you check in. Most of them will mention when the hotel was renovated. In most hotels, after 5-8 years, the facilities in the hotel will be aging and the taste will not be satisfactory. How to make it up the day after tomorrow? The same is true of hotels like Westin. So I tend to choose a hotel that has been newly renovated for several years.