A HOTEL manager has warned guests of a little-known "red flag" that suggests you shouldn't stay there. Santiago Leon, the general manager at The Robey, said guests should watch out for this warning sign to avoid a bad experience. 1 Santiago told guests to avoid staying at the hotel if you spot this 'red flag' Credit: Getty The experienced hotel worker has urged hotelgoers to check if the light bulbs work in the common area.
He said: "A simple but telling red flag is when light bulbs are not working in the common areas. "As miniscule as it may sound, I think it speaks volumes about how well the hotel is maintained, its budget, management, and attention to detail." Santiago also told guests to avoid hotels that don't ask for "identification upon arrival".
read more on travel NOT IM-PRESSED Flight attendants reveal common passenger behaviour that they hate PASS IT ON Travel warning for passengers - the passport mistake that causes issues It is compulsory for visitors to provide a form of ID when checking in for safety reasons. Hotels that don't prioritise your security is a "red flag" guests should avoid. Similarly, the general manager added that a hotel's lack of response to pre-arrival inquiries should set off alarm bells for guests.
If you've made a request and haven't received a prompt response, it's a clear sign that you should consider staying elsewhere, according to Santiago Most read in Travel SAD SIGN Council installs 'do not use as toilet' sign at Scots beauty spot SUP.