For most hotel owners, the holiday season is a prime time for guests to check in and get ready to enjoy a few days away from home. However, there may also be those unwanted guests who are sure to ruin the experience for just about everyone else in your hotel as soon as they appear: cockroaches.
If you’re a homeowner who’s dealt with rodent invaders before, you know that the attic is a prime spot for mice to settle in and build a nest - especially when they’re not wanted.
Owners of hotels large and small all across the country know that it takes a lot to make a guest’s stay amazing - but it only takes one bad pest experience to ruin their stay altogether.
Case in point: flies. Certainly, nobody likes having to deal with flies at any time of year - but allowing flies to prosper in your hotel can set a bad precedent for guests looking to get comfortable, and may just ruin that hard-won guest-patron relationship for good.
A small hole in the wall; sounds of scurrying above your head; stains and droppings left near the baseboard - all signs of a rodent infestation, which can cause serious damage to your home.
But not all rodents are exactly the same - and knowing which has made its way into your walls is a crucial step in getting them out, for good.
For hotels and lodgings of all sizes - from international hotel chains to local neighborhood bed and breakfasts - rodents pose a serious threat to not only a business’s reputation, but its bottom line.
