Guests' public behavior is recorded.
Sounds creepy, right? But having your behavior documented by hotel staff is actually to your benefit. Kislin confirmed that hotel employees do this to make note of what their guests like and don't like.
"When people make weird or special requests, we always make note of them so the next time they stay with us we are fully prepared for anything they might need. Our guests are our number one priority and we want them to feel at home with every stay," Kislin told us.
On the flip side, if you behave in an unfavorable way, like causing a scene over a small grievance, that will be recorded too.
Of course, hotel employees only keep track of guests' activity in the lobby, elevators, and the hallways, not in your actual room.
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