
Read the full article on
Charles Bremners site - Travellers in France know not to pay attention to the number of
stars attached to a hotel. You can turn up at an establishment rated
with three and find the plumbing broken and the bed in a state of
decay. The government is finally getting around to changing a state of
affairs that is odd for a country which receives more visitors than any
other.
Under a new tourism law, hotel ratings are to be put into the hands
of outside consultants. Classifications will be reviewed at least once
every five years. Under the current system, in force since 1986, once a
hotel received its stars, no-one checked again to ensure that they were
still deserved. That means that a three-star hotel of 1986 can still
boast of its rating even if it has not had a lick of paint since.......
I saw those stars by their entrances, and did not pay attention to them. The outside consultants have their work cut out for them. More jobs?
Posted by: Alfred | December 30, 2009 at 05:35 PM
Alfred, it is really strange how you didn't pay attention on it.
I can say that the new Star System is working really good!
Congratulations
Posted by: vacation rental london | October 22, 2010 at 04:16 PM