A Which? investigation reveals that holidaymakers are losing precious time due to restrictive hotel check-in and check-out policies. Major brands were analyzed, showing that Macdonald Hotels provided the least amount of room enjoyment time, with only 17 hours available for guests. Many chains charge extra fees for earlier check-ins and later check-outs, indicating a trend of monetizing services traditionally offered at no cost. The findings emphasize a broader industry shift where basic hotel amenities are being restricted while upselling opportunities emerge.
Holidaymakers are losing out on valuable holiday time due to hotels' check-in and check-out rules, according to a Which? investigation.
Which? found that hotels are now stripping away the basics and charging customers for privileges that used to be free, particularly in check-in and check-out policies.
Luxury chains like Macdonald Hotels impose restrictive policies with late check-ins and early check-outs, giving guests minimal time to enjoy their stays.
Check-in and check-out durations are being reduced, with hotels charging extra fees for early check-in or late check-out, ultimately diminishing guest experience.
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