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Blanca Galindo Galindo 1 Brian Kirby, Instructor
ENGL 1301- 9:00 at 9:50 a.m.September 17, 2012

Hotel Rating
When we travel, we find all kinds of hotels. From the most modest to super luxuryhotels and we can see that most are rated three to five stars. The most famous traditional classification and what services each hotel has are determined by the number of stars they have. Almost allhotels have more than one room. They are usually denominated in standard, superior and deluxe. In this essay, I will argue about the differences between types of hotels.
In thefirst place, standard hotels are the cheapest and the least services have. You will have a private room, sometimes with private bathrooms and others with shared bathroom. They are strictly functionalonly sleeping and moving on, and do not have maid service. The furnishings are usually a bed and a chair, and sometimes you may encounter a wardrobe and a bedside table. These hotels are usually smallrooms without views, but where you can be sure a break services such as TV and telephone can be shared in the central hall of the building. Many of the hotels in this category are located in homes orsmall buildings. Finally, they are often located in remote areas or urban center of the city, but the cost justified by the distance to be there often.Galindo 2

In the second place, superior hotels have an average cost. They have sufficient space ineach room and fully furnished with chairs, tables, cabinets, TV, private telephone and comfortable bathrooms. Some even have a small refrigerator that comes with drinks that are paid at the end of...