When going on vacation, there are many different factors to consider when looking for a good hotel. In this article we will look at five factors that, in my opinion, are the most important to consider when looking for a suitable hotel.
The first and most important factor to consider is, of course, the location of the hotel. If, for example, you’re booking a family vacation with the other half, the kids and grandparents, a hotel that’s in a quiet location and close to local attractions would be most suitable. If your visit was business related, it goes without saying that you want to be close to wherever you do business.
The second most important factor to consider is the hotel’s amenities. Find out if the hotel has the amenities you’d expect to see, like a pool and Wi-Fi. Hotels that offer unexpected extras like room service and laundry service should be at the top of your list. It goes without saying that the more you get for your money, the better.
When some people return from a vacation or business trip, they like to tell others about their experiences through reviews and testimonials. Look at some of the top hotel review sites like late rooms see what other people are saying. If the hotel you’re looking for has a bad reputation, there will be plenty of negative reviews and you’ll know it’s one to cross off your list.
Assuming you’ve checked all the boxes for the factors listed above, you need to weigh your top ten and compare what you get for your money. Look at the number of AA stars the hotel has, look at the amenities the hotel offers and look at all the other factors mentioned and decide which of the hotels offers the best value for money. Look at the discounts and offers available for the time you want to visit, you will often find that you can get more for your money by taking advantage of special offers and discounts.
The final factor you would consider when searching for a hotel is what transportation services the hotel offers and what parking lots are available. Many people forget to check this and arrive at their hotel only to find that they don’t have private parking for guests, and have to spend over an hour every time they return to the hotel looking for a public parking space. Not to mention the cost involved, most public parking garages have a short-stay policy, meaning you have to move every few hours and pay for the time you spend there.
Consider the above 5 factors when choosing your vacation accommodation and I’m sure you’ll have a great time with nothing but good things to say when you return.
