Hotel Employees Share the Little-Known Facts, Hacks, and Red Flags of the Hotel Industry

No business wants a bad review, but most of them do want constructive feedback. One person recommends politely complaining to the front desk about anything that wasn’t satisfactory about your stay. The key word is “politely,” because then you increase your chances of staff wanting to make up for any inconvenience. 

Nobody enjoys interacting with an overly rude customer, so voicing your concerns while being understanding is a nice way to gain their sympathy. Another tip is to call the customer service line of any corporate hotel chain you stay at in order to voice concerns. The hotel staff on-location usually has very little power when it comes to changing things, so letting someone higher-up know any feedback can help fix a problem.