Experts say this is how to get a quiet hotel room YOU MagazineĮxperts say this is how to get a quiet hotel room - YOU Magazine FashionBeaut圜elebrityHealthLife Relationships Horoscopes FoodInteriorsTravel Sign in Welcome!Log into your account Forgot your password? Password recovery Recover your password Search Sign in Welcome! Log into your account Forgot your password? Get help Password recovery Recover your password A password will be e-mailed to you.YOU Magazine FashionBeaut圜elebrityHealthLife Relationships Horoscopes FoodInteriorsTravel Home Travel This is how to make sure you get a quiet hotel room every time you go away By You Magazine - JanuThere’s nothing worse than checking into a lovely hotel room, only to find that the walls are paper thin and you’re being kept up by the noise of fellow guests and other happenings in the hallways especially if you’ve paid good money for your stay.But according to a tip, there is a way to avoid this scenario.Getty Images When making your booking for a hotel stay, there is a clever trick that can be used to ensure you get a nice quiet room and it’s all down to the structure of the building, says a report fromCosmopolitan.Īccording to an expert, you should always make sure you ask for a corner room if you want peace.‘Due to the structural layout of a building, these rooms generally have the most square footage and windows, while also offering the lowest noise level,’ an insider from Hotels.Com told the publication.‘It will feel like you have a nicer room, without actually paying for one.

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