The Best Hotel Hacks
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- Everyone wants the best for their vacation. Welcome to MojoTravels, and today we’ll be counting down our picks for the Top 10 Hotel Tips for a Better Stay. For this list, we’re looking at some helpful tips, tricks, warnings and hacks to help you get the most out of your next hotel stay, in the hopes that you can have the most peaceful, sanitary, safe and enjoyable experience possible. #Hotel #HotelTips #HotelHacks Have Your Idea Become A Video! wmojo.com/suggest Travel to our subscribe button for more great content! wmojo.com/mojotravels-subscribe We're all things travel. Plan your next vacation, trip or holiday with our insider videos on food, hot spots, hacks, adventures, beaches, tips and more!
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Something else to be aware of us room service. It's awesome to have food brought to your room but it's costly. I found that out in Las Vegas when I ordered pancakes and bacon for breakfast. The total was $50.00 after all the fees and service charges were added in. When I was in Chicago I looked at my hotels room service menu and when I added up all those fees to the price of the hamburger I was going to order I walked down stars to the restaurant to dine.
Isn’t breakfeast free tho ?
Some great tips here! Definitely worth the watch 👍
Although temptation is high, I never eat the snacks and drinks from the minibar, nor do I use room service. Prices are expensive and we never know, how long those delicious and
so appealing snacks/drinks are there.
"Hacks" has become such an overused term. Most of this is good advice or common sense. To me, hacks means a way of getting something that you wouldn't normally get. To me, none of these fall into the hack category.
lol right? wow how innovative! use grub hub for another delivery service instead of room service. we really have dumbed down things for people.
I agree. ‘Hacks’ to me has a negative connotation. Hopefully this word will disappear soon from common language.
Very useful. I can use this since im6a traveler
Tip always the Staff. the Stay will be better so you get some extras and more allys you have so better your stay will be.
Do you mean the cleaning staff or the reception staff? The cleaning staff I never got the chance to come across them. And the reception I only go there to collect or give me key when I leave the hotel. So, I don't know.
@@rutejack floor staff like housekeeping or the Maintenance guy or bell boys and Concierge in Generell everyone whos there to Help or Helped you.
@@AndrewMashburn13 thank you for the tip. No pun intended here, maybe. 👍😉 I'll make sure to keep that in mind.
@@rutejack everypun is welcome 😉
Tip the front desk up front at check in. I just say” I’m gonna be here for awhile and I want to have a nice stay”...hand the person checking you in a $20 or a $50. They will almost always upgrade your room to a bigger room or a better view, better bathroom. They know the hotel like the back of their hand and what rooms suck for noise etc.
If you are staying for a night or two only...say “this is a special occasion so anything you can do...” then hand them a $20 or $50.
Pretty sure you shouldn’t bring a scented candle. Imagine being responsible for that fire.
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With bigger hotel companies, it helps to join their loyalty program book directly. You can avoid a lot of nasty things such as being walked. Also, if your not part of their loyalty program, you are far less likely to get things like early check in and room upgrades.
My friend somehow confused the front desk into checking him out 1 day into his 3 night stay and as a result after they did that, he rechecked in and as an apology, got a free upgrade to a King bed suite, he is awesome. I couldn't have thought of that. Idk if it works everywhere tho.
Yessss being loyal MOST places especially nice places love to reward with gifts and discounts etc.
No they don't. I got kicked out of every hotel Ive been in. They suck
Someone I know lost a watch in a hotel room…two months later stayed in the same room…watch was under the bed😂😂😂super glad to have the watch back, but a little grossed out too
i trick the power slot near the door by using my old CPH advantage card.
No candles. Hotel rooms have smoke detectors. TIP TIP TIP. We give upgrades and free stuff to people who are simply nice to us and treat us like humans. We HATE when someone starts a conversation/request by saying "I'm a diamond member..."
I agree 100%!
Diamond Member... You work for Accor?
PLEASE DO NOT BRING A CANDLE. They are one of the leading causes of death in hotels due to fire. Very ignorant to recommend that!
I work in a high rise massive hotel in downtown Denver and we really advise strongly against candles or anything that causes smoke. If your room has evidence of smoking or smoke we can charge you $250 smoking fee. If we find used matches bet you're going to be charged. So I'd recommend you edit this video and omit the candle recommendation.
I absolutely agree. I spent the majority of my working career working front desk at many different hotels. Guests thought they could be sneaky when it came to candles or matches or smoking, etc., but, most of the time, they weren't smart enough and got caught. I cringed when I was listening to the scented candle part. That would be a big no-no!
Seriously, a scented candle!?!
I’m pretty sure most hotels would class candles as a fire hazard.
There’s also the possibility of setting off the smoke alarms.
Plus if you accidentally happened to know over a candle and split wax or left a scorch mark on a carpet.
A hotel is well within its rights to charge you for an entire new carpet, the cost of fitting the new carpet, and the loss of business while it is being replaced.
@@JarlGrimmToys
Yeah, I was being ironic with the question.
It is one of the most stupid suggestions I've ever heard.
@@maria369 I’ve heard stupider suggestions. A lot of youtubers recommend putting tin foil on the iron provided in hotel rooms. To cook everything from eggs to steaks.
It’s incredibly irresponsible. Not only is it a big fire risk. But it’s unpleasant for anyone in neighbouring rooms smelling whatever they are cooking in their unventilated hotel room. You’ve got the cleaning staff who have to try and air the rooms for the next guests.
Also imagine staying at a hotel and needing to iron a shirt. Only to find it’s left a trail of grease because someone used it to cook with.
@@JarlGrimmToys
Yes I've seen that too.
You are right, people are really stupid.
I’m not sure burning a candid a good idea. Sounds like something they could change you for.
I don't know bro as long as you don't set the house on fiyahhh
Are you allowed to carry scented candles on flights?!
To be fair you can’t use candles in hotels
Please do another top 10 travel vloggers but this time include Sam chui travels
Everyone else here is going on a trip sometime soon right?
Can we bring rice cooker?
Not me using a glass cup 😭
I pee in those glass cups lol
@@eddiew2325 bruh...
im really not thanks you
Best hotel tip. Don't stay in a hotel if you can. The best option is Airbnb.
All roads lead to Rome (or Florence, or Naples . . .)
Airbnb not always the best, our host told us to leave after two days of travel.
@@alannah3861 it can be hit and miss sometimes but the vast majority of the time Airbnb is cheaper and more spacious. So I'm normally willing to take a risk and go with an Airbnb. I had a fantastic host in Tel Aviv last year for example but I had an overbearing and extremely OCD host in Berlin which just made me feel uncomfortable the entire time.
@@alannah3861 True!!! It really depends on the country / city you're going to visit.
It really is hit and miss though, and after some uncomfortable trials I prefer not to risk having my vacation ruined by a bad host. Yes, hotels are more expensive, but they also offer better service. As for saving money, you can do so by reserving weeks/months ahead or using discounts on HotelsCombined, Staypia, etc.
Literally all nonsense