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5 tips to book the perfect hotel

Everyone has different tastes when it comes to what they want in a hotel. Some prefer luxurious stays, while others love to spend their vacation in homely, less city-like setups. However, choosing the right hotel from a long list of options is confusing because you really don’t know what to expect no matter how good the place looks. So, here are a few tips for choosing the best hotel to help you feel confident with your next booking.

Make the requirement list
Before opening a brochure, website, or speaking to an agency, you should make a list of what you want in the room. It could be anything, from the amenities to the number of guests per room and several other factors. While doing this, you must also keep a budget in mind to not overspend on a room that you do not need.

Identify the amenities
Once you’ve set a budget, it’s pretty easy to narrow down to a select list of hotel rooms. But, for the next step, you can identify the amenities that are being provided by the host. Some of the primary ones that should be provided at all stays include parking, air-conditioning, breakfast, and Wi-Fi. Also note, the price of additional amenities, if any, isn’t always inclusive of the booking amount. So look for the fine print and check if they are available as part of your hotel booking or require additional payments.

Read the reviews
These days several third-party websites list hotels with hundreds of user reviews. Make sure to read these reviews well because they cite user experiences. Such user reviews also come with images and videos, which can give you a much better idea about what you are in for when you arrive. For best results, focus on the latest reviews posted within six months to a year.

Check the official website
While you can take most reviews at face value, not all of them will list the latest additions made by a hotel. For this, check out their website directly to see if there are any changes in their guidelines, prices, timings, and amenities, among other aspects. Checking the website will also help you look for other features and discounts that you may not get on third-party ones.

Consider the convenience
A hotel can be everything and anything you need, but spending money on a place that’s inconvenient to travel to is not really in your best interest. So, look for a property that is easy to get to, and instead of depending on the hotel’s map, use the maps in your devices to locate the area. This way, you can determine the nearest station to the hotel and whether it’s possible to travel or not. You can also check out the attractions and restaurants nearby to make the most of your trip once you’re there.

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