Common Adjectives for Hotel Reviews and Staff Description

____ staff make guests feel welcome and go the extra mile to help.

Inattentive ones don’t listen to people or respond to their ______.

If a hotel doesn’t have enough staff for guest needs, it’s considered ______.

When a room is at its ultimate level of cleanliness, we describe it as ______.

A cramped room is small and offers little room to move, making it less ______ for visitors.

Comfortable furniture ensures guests can relax without any ______

If the mattress is firm, it’s solid and not too ______

We use the word crisp to describe sheets when they’re very clean, straight, and appear to have been ______

A quiet or peaceful environment is calm and free of ______, perfect for relaxation

Cheap is the opposite of ______

A modern décor suggests the hotel keeps up with contemporary design trends, creating a fresh ______

Guests naturally expect rooms to be ______

If surfaces like carpets or sheets have unremovable marks, we say they are ______

Conversely, a cramped room is small and offers little room to move, making it less ______ for visitors

Using the word great indicates high appreciation for the décor ______

In general terms, if a place or a stay is described as amazing, great, or incredible, it indicates high satisfaction and a memorable experience. However, a ______ stay was not as good as we thought it would be and has, therefore, left us with a negative impression.

If its location is central, it is in the middle of a town or city. However, if a hotel’s location is ______, it might require extra effort or travel.

Tasty means that something tastes good, and delicious is the extreme form of tasty, so if a meal was delicious, the food was very, very good. In contrast, if food is ______ or bland, it has little taste or flavour.

Cheap is the opposite of expensive, whereas reasonable and affordable mean the price is fair and easy to afford. On the other hand, if something (a hotel, restaurant, etc.) is ______, it means that it’s expensive and has poor value for money.

A quiet or peaceful environment is calm and free of noise, perfect for relaxation. However, a noisy place is full of loud or unpleasant noise and affects the guest’s overall experience very ______.