Stayed in hotels? Yes. Booked rooms that gave you the best views? Yes. But did you know most hotel stays follow a predictable rhythm? Hear this out. You check in, take the room you’re given, and assume that every guest paying the same rate receives roughly the same experience. An interesting thing is few travellers stop to think about how room placement, timing, or even the way they book could subtly shape what they get.
But this is where seasoned travellers score more, as they are aware of the fact that hotels operate on small, practical nuances. Room layouts vary. Occupancy levels also shift daily. Certain items in your room are cleaned differently from others. And sometimes, a simple request at the right moment can make a noticeable difference.
That’s the perspective shared by Alma Asinobi, the travel vlogger who attempted to break the record for the fastest journey across all seven continents. Having stayed at more than 100 hotels, she recently outlined several lesser-known hotel insights, observations she listed from repeated personal experience.
Corner rooms in hotels are often bigger than others, and usually cost the same. It’s one of those small but useful details that many guests overlook, but frequent travellers quietly use to their advantage.
