Location Review: The Mulia Hotel, Jakarta, Indonesia
Stayed at this hotel in Jakarta for a couple of days. Was impress with the quality and the vibrancy of the place. A very happening place. Below are some photos of the hotel and the room.
Reading reviews of Hotels before booking them for the next trip, seems to be a perfect idea. However, what would you do if the hotel that got glowing reviews and you decided to stay turned out completely different from what you read online? Well, this is what actually happend with Peter D'costa of New Delhi, who trusted the hotel reviews he found at one of the popular online sites. After all, the site had declared them unbiased reviews of hotels, resorts and vacations and he beleived that they came from real travelers like himself.
But after a disappointing stay at a London hotel that got glowing reviews, he's having second thoughts about the authencity of reviews at the site. Peter, now, suspects that some reviews he read might have been planted by hotel staffers looking to promote business.
"It is very much possible that hoteliers, in order to ensure positive comments about their properties, encourage guests to post positive reviews to posting glowing reviews themselves under fictitious names" says one of the executive at hotelly.com, a price comparison site that posts user reviews in form of videos. Visitors can research, watch video reviews and compare prices to establish the perfect holiday choice. Hotelly.com brings together all the resources of the web in one place and provides full financial protection for any item brought via the site at no extra cost.
When you view video reviews, you watch that is real and you trust. Travelers would shoot what they see, even hoteliers would avoid to upload unreal videos. Hotelly.com provides independant and unbiased video tours, maps, descriptions and photography for all hotels, and a price comparison tool.
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Trust Video More When Looking for Hotel Reviews
Reading reviews of Hotels before booking them for the next trip, seems to be a perfect idea. However, what would you do if the hotel that got glowing reviews and you decided to stay turned out completely different from what you read online? Well, this is what actually happend with Peter D'costa of New Delhi, who trusted the hotel reviews he found at one of the popular online sites. After all, the site had declared them unbiased reviews of hotels, resorts and vacations and he beleived that they came from real travelers like himself.
But after a disappointing stay at a London hotel that got glowing reviews, he's having second thoughts about the authencity of reviews at the site. Peter, now, suspects that some reviews he read might have been planted by hotel staffers looking to promote business.
"It is very much possible that hoteliers, in order to ensure positive comments about their properties, encourage guests to post positive reviews to posting glowing reviews themselves under fictitious names" says one of the executive at hotelly.com, a price comparison site that posts user reviews in form of videos. Visitors can research, watch video reviews and compare prices to establish the perfect holiday choice. Hotelly.com brings together all the resources of the web in one place and provides full financial protection for any item brought via the site at no extra cost.
When you view video reviews, you watch that is real and you trust. Travelers would shoot what they see, even hoteliers would avoid to upload unreal videos. Hotelly.com provides independant and unbiased video tours, maps, descriptions and photography for all hotels, and a price comparison tool.
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