Focus on hotels that will best meet your needs. Amenities, location, and price all come into play in making a determination, but do you care aout a spa you won;t use, a pool when it's the beach you're after, or that e clientele is all under 25? Do you want anonymity or the coziness of a small bed and breakfast? Luxury or rustic simplicity? A splurge or a super-saver? Look at photos online, ask around for recommendations. Call the hotel and ask them to explain what they've got to offer and whi or what age their regular customers are.
Ask whether there's a restaurant or room service.
Many lodgings offer room service, but not necessarily 24 hours a day. Moderately priced business oriented hotels often keep menus of local restaurants that will deliver to your room.
Expects to forego some basics at budget hotels
Most hotels have in-room phones, for example, but double-check the at inexpensive properties, especially if you are traveling outsid the Unoted States. The same goes for TV's and air-conditioning. Most hotels and motels have in-room TV's often with cale, in the United States, but the terms change when outside North America. International chain hotels tend to e the most predictable in terms of what in-room amenities you can expect.
