With the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays overlapping, an extended travel season is here. Many travelers are taking three days off to enjoy 13 days away. Hotel hygiene matters: are linens, towels, and toiletries changed and sanitized for every guest? Here are a few simple checks you can make after arrival.
First, check the bedding. Freshly laundered and ironed sheets, duvet covers,and pillowcases usually show neat ironing creases. If they look unusually smooth with no creases, take a closer look. Check inside pillowcases and along mattress edges for hair or skin flakes. Freshly cleaned linen should have a light, clean scent. Sweat or musty odors may indicate that it has not been changed.
Check bathroom towels and bath towels, too. Freshly replaced towels should feel fluffy and dry and have no unusual odor. Do not use towels that feel damp or sticky or show stains. Check that disposable toiletries are sealed and show no signs of opening. If you notice any hygiene concerns, contact the front desk and request fresh linen or another room.
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Travel is wonderful, but hygiene should never be overlooked. Learn to check whether hotel items are changed for every guest, and enjoy a safer, more comfortable Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday.