Travel Bug

Hotels are usually classified by a five-star scale. The best hotels get 5 stars and the worst get 1. De luxe hotels and luxury spa break become more and more popular nowadays. They serve only luxury clients. North American hotels are used to be divided by belonging to a prestigious hotel range as “Hilton”, “Radisson” or “Marriot”.

Different star hotels have different accommodation conditions: general building condition, rooms and a number of additional services. The first hotel information is usually performed by its stars.

One-star hotels are mostly an extinct type. It is rather cheap to stay in such a hotel, but you shouldn’t expect any services there. Fridge, TV, and even a toilet are common, one on a floor or a block of rooms. The only accessories are a towel and a small piece of soap.

Two-star hotel proposes the same range of services that differs from one-star only by the presence of a café, suggesting the possibility of breakfast.

The hotel with three stars offers the most comfortable conditions for a relatively modest fee. Each room should have the radio, air conditioning, bathroom (or shower) and toilet. Rooms are cleaned every day; linen is changed at least once in three days. Room interior can include carpets and plants, as well as stationery sets, electric kettle with packets of coffee, etc. Three-star hotel often has a business center with Internet-connected computers, currency exchange, beauty salon, restaurant or cafe, parking. You can also book tickets on certain types of transport there.