What do you find most important in a hotel?

[Marvzl1357]

Hullo fellow tech tippers,

I need to collect some data for an economics essay that I'm writing, if you can answer this short survey multi-choice it would help me infinitely.

please answer honestly, but/and if you can answer from more than one machine then it would be even better (more data=moar better)

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/STPQBLL

I have to use a "legitimate" website according to school because f*#k me that's why, which is why I can't use the LTT.com poll maker

Thanks for your help

I will be bumping this repeatedly because it's sort of urgent, so please forgive me

[Yoinkerman]

The room temperature

[Sors]

How clean the rooms are.

[techswede]

Fresh sheets and breakfast until 10

[LancerBG]

Thick walls. Cant tell you how many times I have stayed somewhere and had to listen to people bumpin the nasty in the next room. Dont matter if it was a 100 bucks a night or 500, Thick freaking walls. 

[JR1911]

Clean and quiet rooms, comfortable beds, friendly staff and convenient location.

[Volbet]

In order

1. Cleanliness
2. A/C (I travel to a lot of warm locations)
3. Big bed
4. Location
5. WiFi

[Vader]

If it smells nice.

[Marvzl1357]

Thanks for your answers guys, but I still need more.

I kinda left this to the last minute to collect data so... help would be appreciated

(I know it's only been an hour....)

[peaking duck]

Depending on country, air conditioning and swimming pool

[Charger]

Well the only time i stay in a hotel is in las vegas and then we try to find a room that we can fit as many people as possible in. Normally 6-8+ people in one room using the beds, couches and air mattresses that we bring and so on.

[TheProfosist]

People not sleeping in stairwells and under tables next to the pool.

[atrash]

1. AC. I'm in a tropical country so this is very important. (room rate is also on my top list)

 

2. Room cleanliness. Also I prefer carpeted floor over tiles as i hate sticky floors and the echo they make.

 

3. Security. I don't want dodgy hotel with barely working elevator or outdoor/uncovered carpark or dark hallways where you can get mugged.

 

4. Location. must be near any eateries/restaurant or convenient store like 7-11

[TacticlTwinkie]

1) cleanliness

2) how good the A/C is. I sleep best in an ice box.

3) price

3.5) wifi in the room if I am traveling work work. Not a big deal if I'm traveling for personal pleasure.

4) ideally, I want to have a westward facing window, so that the sun isn't shining in my face when I wake up.

5) after that, I I'm neither her nor there. A hotel, to me, is just a place for me to sleep, shower, and charge my phone while I'm not doing fun activities in town. I don't bring a laptop or the such with me, sometimes my tablet if the hotel has free wifi in the room.

[jezza39]

Comfy bed, a must have

[Marvzl1357]

Thanks again guys, just another bump.

Survey is in the original post, please answer honestly

[Jogostar]

Completed it.

Good Luck!

[Ziron4]

Done it

[Marvzl1357]

Completed it.

Good Luck!

 

Done it

Thank you, both of you!

[Ruostunut kokis]

Pricing... That's all there is IMO.

[Marvzl1357]

Pricing... That's all there is IMO.

It's quite interesting actually, apparently pricing is the third most important behind quality of rooms and location, though only by like 2-3 votes

[Ruostunut kokis]

It's quite interesting actually, apparently pricing is the third most important behind quality of rooms and location, though only by like 2-3 votes

I personally have never been in a hotel, ever. Not even in front of a hotel. Hotels are so expensive I'd rather set up a tent and sleep in it instead.

 

IMO as long as it's a roof on your head for a night, only price matters.

[Paralectic]

Price and food.

[Marvzl1357]

I personally have never been in a hotel, ever. Not even in front of a hotel. Hotels are so expensive I'd rather set up a tent and sleep in it instead.

 

IMO as long as it's a roof on your head for a night, only price matters.

If that's how you see it then fair enough.

But from someone that's been to a hotel, I can tell you that you would not pick the cheapest hotel, for the same reason you won't pick a nvidia hd 4830 ti for $20 and expect to be satisfied by its performance.

Although it may be cheap, it might not even be worth your one penny/cent/yen/rupiah (damn internationalness) that you paid to stay there.

That being said though, there will be that indecisiveness between a slightly more expensive hotel and a slightly cheaper hotel, like between r9 270 vs r9 270x. Although one may be cheaper, it can in some cases be very close in value/performance to the more expensive one.

[Almercenary]

Internet.  No, good service, and nice rooms that aren't completely seedy...but I haven't ever had one of those sooo, just my dreams.