1. Two-way mirrors
An experienced hotel worker warns that while most mirrors in hotels are standard, you should carefully check them. Some unethical establishments may install two-way mirrors to invade your privacy.
How to check: Place your finger against the mirror. If there’s a gap between your finger and its reflection, it’s a regular mirror. If there’s no gap, it may be a two-way mirror.
2. Dirty showerheads or faucets
Inspect the showerhead and faucets for dirt, limescale, or unusual buildup. Remove the showerhead and check the pipes. If you find hair or grime, avoid using it and inform the front desk.
3. Hidden cameras
Be alert for potential privacy breaches. Before settling in, check for infrared lights in outlets, TVs, or other room corners. These lights could indicate hidden cameras.
If you spot any suspicious devices, contact the front desk and leave immediately.
For your safety, don’t overlook these details when staying at a hotel. If you encounter any of these items, leaving as soon as possible is the wisest choice.
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