Why do hotels install phones in the bathroom?

Surely many people have entered the hotel restroom and asked a big question: why are there telephones in the restroom? In a humid environment where telephones are not really needed, why are there still landline telephones there? This is quite strange because 70% of us never touch that phone.

Actually, only 3-star hotels and above often have telephones installed in the restroom because this is like a mandatory standard in hotels of medium and higher class. According to a long-time hotel manager, installing a telephone in the restroom demonstrates the class, professionalism, and convenience of a luxury hotel. This is also extremely convenient for customers even when they are in the restroom.



Moreover, according to those who have worked in the hotel industry for a long time, landline telephones in the restroom are to prevent emergencies that occur in the customer's restroom. Bad situations that can happen are when a customer gets stuck in the toilet, or someone slips and falls while using the toilet and is unable to walk anymore, in general, these are emergencies related to the safety of the customer.

Some things you don't know about hotels:

- The 2 pillows on the hotel bed are not just for decoration, it is the sophistication that the hotel uses to serve customers to have a better and better sleep. Those 2 pillows are for you to rest your feet to create the most perfect sleeping position for a good and healthy sleep.

- The bedspread, in addition to its decorative function, is also a dining table for guests who want to eat in bed. Moreover, for guests who have the habit of wearing socks on the bed, this bedspread also has the function of preventing dust and odors from socks from sticking to the bed sheets.

- When staying overnight in a hotel, you should leave the bathroom light on overnight to be proactive in any emergency.

- Do not use a hotel kettle that is not properly cleaned because an unclean kettle will accumulate scale over time, which will greatly affect the user's health.