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People who move around a lot have a need for hotels. It's the way it's always been, but you ought not to have to suffer substandard service. Let me give you some advice on how to get a really good deal from your hotel experience.

1. Dont get a room close to an elevator, or in the vicinity of an ice maker, or any other kind of machinery. Everything might appear perfect before you go to bed. But the next thing you'll know when the lights are out you will find it impossible to ignore the movements and become aware of the tiniest of noises right through until daybreak.

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***** 5 star hotels - simply sumptuous luxury. **** 4 star hotels - still quite magnificent. *** 3 star hotels - probably the quality of hotel most of us use. ** 2 star hotels - still acceptable, but with less frills. * 1 star hotels - the economy range.

2. If you cannot get a room removed from outside sounds, don't forget to stow away a pair of earplugs prior to starting out. You can improvise by ramming toilet paper into your ears, however, a correctly made product of earplugs are like to have more effect and give a more natural feeling, allowing you to have a vastly better rest for the night.

3. Take a close look at the alarm clock in your room to make sure it has been turned off. On occasion former hotel visitors whose idea of funny is not yours set the room alarm clock to a time in the 'wee small hours' for a bit of fun. They probably think it hilarious as they do it, but I'll bet that when it rings at 5am, you won't laugh when you come awake all of a sudden with pitch darkness all around in an unfamiliar place as an alarm clock making a deafening noise to waken the dead!

4. Prior to slipping between the sheets, don't forget the way from your cosy bed to the bathroom, and be clear that the route is not cluttered up with unnecessary things. If you need to go to the toilet in the middle of the night falling asleep again is often easy enough. But it wont be so easy if you injure your toes on the side of a shoe cast aside somewhere between the bed and the bathroom.

5. Be sure that the blinds on each window have no little gaps in them. A glare of sun hitting your closed eyelids through a crack in the curtains will bring you awake much faster than you really want to know. It's always the closing moments of your sleep that are the best. Don't ruin those precious moments.

But remember, at the end of the day what happens in the hotel is up to you, and you're free to make your own choices. But my advice are useful to me when I'm on the move and staying in hotel rooms, so why not try these tips.

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