Resorts World Hotel Genting will offer you a discount on your hotel room if you choose to make your own bed
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If there is one thing that many of us miss most, it’s the prospect of travelling once again. After all, with repeated lockdowns and border closures preventing travel plans from turning into reality, much of the tourism industry has been brought down to it’s veritable knees. However with many countries including Malaysia gradually entering what is known as an endemic transition phase, there has never been a better time to draw up a getaway itinerary, even if it means just going out over the weekend like Genting.
Genting’s Resorts World Hotel is offering guests a discount if they make their own bed. Image credit: Genting Malaysia
Yes, that’s right. The hotel management is prepared to give customers a discount, on top of waiving their early check-in fees if they agree to make their own beds when booking their first stay at Resorts World Hotel in Genting. Known as the F.W.H package, here’s what it entails:
With that being said, those who wish to trade up for a properly made-up room will be charged according to the hotel’s normal rates. Or if you get a little tired of tidying up after yourself on your holiday, you could also get the hotel’s staff to make your bed for you for RM60. The promotion will be valid until this end of this year on December 31st 2022.
“Soon, we’re going to need to clean up the entire hotel room ourselves before we can check in.”
“Imagine having to make your own bed when going on vacation. Haven’t hotels already profited enough?”
Others have pointed to hygiene concerns by getting hotel guests to change used bedsheets.
“Other people can leave the rooms in disarray, and I’m the one who will have to clean-up after them and change the sheets. How is that even hygienic?”
Some have wondered if this package came about as a result of worker shortages.
“It looks like they’re facing a shortage of workers… or maybe they’re trying to skimp on these costs too.”
What do you think about this package? Would you be open to tidying your own bed, if you could get a discount on your stay?
waupost.com
If there is one thing that many of us miss most, it’s the prospect of travelling once again. After all, with repeated lockdowns and border closures preventing travel plans from turning into reality, much of the tourism industry has been brought down to it’s veritable knees. However with many countries including Malaysia gradually entering what is known as an endemic transition phase, there has never been a better time to draw up a getaway itinerary, even if it means just going out over the weekend like Genting.
Make your own bed & get a discount your hotel stay at Resorts World Hotel Genting
And if your destination in mind just so happens to be the ever popular Genting Highlands Resort, then you’d be glad to know that you can now enjoy a discount off your room reservation at the Resorts World Hotel, if you agree to do one simple household chore by yourself: tidying up your own bed.
Yes, that’s right. The hotel management is prepared to give customers a discount, on top of waiving their early check-in fees if they agree to make their own beds when booking their first stay at Resorts World Hotel in Genting. Known as the F.W.H package, here’s what it entails:
- F = Fix your own bed without calling room service to do it for you.
- W = Waived early-check in fees, so don’t worry about arriving at the hotel early.
- H = Hygienic stays that are in accordance with world-class standards.
With that being said, those who wish to trade up for a properly made-up room will be charged according to the hotel’s normal rates. Or if you get a little tired of tidying up after yourself on your holiday, you could also get the hotel’s staff to make your bed for you for RM60. The promotion will be valid until this end of this year on December 31st 2022.
Netizen reactions have been split
Reactions from netizens however, appear to be pretty mixed with many wondering what would be the point in enjoying a vacation if you had to worry about menial chores.“Soon, we’re going to need to clean up the entire hotel room ourselves before we can check in.”
“Imagine having to make your own bed when going on vacation. Haven’t hotels already profited enough?”
Others have pointed to hygiene concerns by getting hotel guests to change used bedsheets.
“Other people can leave the rooms in disarray, and I’m the one who will have to clean-up after them and change the sheets. How is that even hygienic?”
Some have wondered if this package came about as a result of worker shortages.
“It looks like they’re facing a shortage of workers… or maybe they’re trying to skimp on these costs too.”
What do you think about this package? Would you be open to tidying your own bed, if you could get a discount on your stay?
