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Travellers want hotels. It's the way it's always been, but there's no reason why you should suffer unnacceptable service . You can use this advice to get the best out of your hotel experience.

1. Avoid taking a room close to an elevator, or close to an ice maker, or any other kind of vending machine. Everything might appear perfect before you go to bed. But afterwards when the lights are out you will feel the movements and hear barely audible sounds right through until daybreak.

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2. If a room can't be found away from external noises, remember to stow away some earplugs prior to setting forth. You can get by by ramming toilet paper inside your ears, however, a correctly made product of earplugs are like to have more effect and provide better comfort, allowing you to have a greatly improved nights sleep.

3. Examine the alarm clock where you're staying to make sure it has been turned off. Every so often previous guests whose idea of funny is not yours set the alarm clock in the hotel room to some ungodly hour for a bit of fun. It may seem funny to them at the time, however, it won't be you laughing uncontrolably at 3am when you wake up in a strange darkened room while an alarm clock making a deafening noise to waken the dead!

4. Before getting into bed for the night, bear in mind the way from your cosy bed to the bathroom, and make sure the path is completely clear. Should you find the need to visit the bathroom later you can usually fall asleep again with ease. But you're likely to stay wide awake if you injure your toes on some hard object cast aside somewhere between the bed and the bathroom.

5. Be sure that the blinds of your room windows are tightly shut. 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. Of course, it's usually the final moments of slumber that are the best. Be careful not to interfere with such a special time.

On the other hand, let's bear in mind what happens in the hotel is up to you, and you're free to make your own choices. However the tips I've outlined have kept me in good stead when I'm on the move and staying in hotel rooms, so I recommend giving them a try.

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