When entering a hotel room today most people expect the room to be of a certain standard. If the room is cold or untidy then people are likely to complain as the majority of us have become accustomed to hotels of a high standard. Most hotel rooms in the UK are fitted with double glazing and radiators to keep the guest warm at night as well as reduce noise from outside the building. However, in some of the rooms owned by budget hotel chains features such as double glazing may cost extra, and they are not included in standard rooms in order to the keep the costs down for guests.

However, even the most basic hotel room will have to be clean and adequately furnished by law. If your hotel room is not clean then you are perfectly within your rights to make a complaint. You can expect a low cost room from a budget hotel to be basic and perhaps sparsely furnished, but that doesn't mean it should be dirty or untidy!

If you're planning on staying away from home then you'll find that there are plenty of hotels in different price ranges for you to choose from, so you'll need to work out how much you're able to afford. If you're going on holiday somewhere then staying in a budget hotel might save you some money that you can spend on other things. However, you might have to sacrifice a more comfortable night's sleep!