A recent survey conducted by Expedia.com in the US has identified the most aggravating behaviours exhibited by hotel guests, based on responses from 1,022 tourists. The study ranked actions that are most likely to irritate fellow holidaymakers.
Topping the list were parents allowing their children to run wild, closely followed by loud individuals noisily traversing the hallways. Other annoying behaviours included leaving televisions blaring, complaining excessively, and hoarding toiletries—an act admitted by 26 per cent of respondents.
The survey also highlighted that six per cent of guests confessed to breaking the cardinal rule of the communal pool by reserving sun loungers early in the morning. These findings shed light on the etiquette crisis facing hotels and the behaviours that can ruin the experience for others.
