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Benefits of choosing Budget Class Hotels

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One of the biggest reasons you could consider
staying at a Budget Class Hotel is its wallet-friendly tariff over other
benefits. The room tariff in many Budget Hotels would be only half that of
Business Class Hotels. The price benefit would be a huge saving for frequent
and budget travelers who want all the facilities of a Business Class Hotel but
cannot afford to their quite higher tariffs or those want better deals and
pricing from Business Class Hotels.

Less
compromise on features

Budget Class Hotel offers most of the
services any other class of hotel has to offer. The major difference between
Budget and Business Class Hotels is not in the availability of those features
or services but in the deftness, subtlety and sophistication that these
services and features are presented. The procedure, equipment and people vary
in the process but the bottomline services almost remain the same. The premium
cost charged by certain classes of hotels is for the premium outlook and service.
It is all matter of affordability and class of expectation.

‘Better
Locality’ Benefits

Budget Hotels are mostly located closer to
Airports, Railway Junctions, Bus Stations / Terminals and in prominent
locations in the city with easy access to all the inner parts of the city and
its exit routes. Business Visitors, Travelling Executives, Touring
Entrepreneurs and Holidayers have a lot to be benefitted from this urban
locality benefit of the Budget Hotels as it reduces their in-city travelling
time and helps them to relax their leisure time in shopping and dining.

Loyalty
Benefits & Professional Approach

Most of the Budget Class Hotels fall in the
Organized sector with professional hospitality practices and systems. The
safety and security aspects, maintenance steps and even long-term customer are
systemized and guests will feel at ease in getting their due services and needs
attended in a professional care and warmth.

All these make Budget Hotels not far behind
expensive hotels in the delivery of their hospitality services. Make the most and pay the least.

Courtesy:
Hotel
RJ Grand, Coimbatore
www.hotelrjgrand.in
+91-422-2547000 / +91-9585
216 000



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