Question about a room located close to the elevator.

[SL6827]

If a hotel had an option for a 2-queen room that was listed as more convenient to the elevators for $155, and had the other 2-queen rooms for $160, would you feel like the elevators may be loud?

 

[fbarker]

If a hotel had an option for a 2-queen room that was listed as more convenient to the elevators for $155, and had the other 2-queen rooms for $160, would you feel like the elevators may be loud?

Yep and also just busy with people coming and going. I always stay away from elevators.

 

[beccasmom]

We once stayed in a BCV studio right next to an elevator. It was only a one-night stay, but it was unpleasant. I will say the noise lessened as the evening progressed, but I wouldn’t want to repeat the experience.

 

[SL6827]

We once stayed in a BCV studio right next to an elevator. It was only a one-night stay, but it was unpleasant. I will say the noise lessened as the evening progressed, but I wouldn’t want to repeat the experience.

Ya, this is for a Hilton hotel and I have never seen this "room type" advertised anywhere before. But when it came down to being $5 less, that got my attention that something was off.

 

[DanceDisney23]

Ya, this is for a Hilton hotel and I have never seen this "room type" advertised anywhere before. But when it came down to being $5 less, that got my attention that something was off.

Definitely. If they are proactively discounting the room type, then you know they received multiple complaints in the past.

FWIW, DH and I recently stayed in a room next to the elevator and didn’t hear a thing. According to the hotel, we got upgraded to this room. In a different hotel, we stayed next to the elevator and heard it moving all night.

 

[LuvOrlando]

$5 is not worth a lack of peace