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Paul's reply reminds me of a stay at a low budget hotel in the US about 15 yrs ago.
I requested and was "given" a non-smoking room. There were ash trays in the room and the room (carpets, drapes, etc) all reeked to high heaven. Called front desk and the said they'd send someone over right away to get me all set. Here I am thinking they'll be coming over w/ key to a different room. LOL. Manager came over and simply removed the ash trays from the room. Problem solved.
Some hotels will also "fix" a smelly room problem by spraying 5-10 gallons of deodorizer or some other Febreze like chemical all around the room right before you arrive. I'd be afraid to light a match in the room there is so much chemical in the air, mixed with the staleness from the smoke in all the fabrics.
I've learned to really appreciate totally non-smoking properties like the Marriott chains (at least in the US).
I requested and was "given" a non-smoking room. There were ash trays in the room and the room (carpets, drapes, etc) all reeked to high heaven. Called front desk and the said they'd send someone over right away to get me all set. Here I am thinking they'll be coming over w/ key to a different room. LOL. Manager came over and simply removed the ash trays from the room. Problem solved.
Some hotels will also "fix" a smelly room problem by spraying 5-10 gallons of deodorizer or some other Febreze like chemical all around the room right before you arrive. I'd be afraid to light a match in the room there is so much chemical in the air, mixed with the staleness from the smoke in all the fabrics.
I've learned to really appreciate totally non-smoking properties like the Marriott chains (at least in the US).





