Top Room Service Orders Worldwide: Insights from Hotels.com

Summary of Room Service Trends

  1. Overview of room service demand based on Hotels.com report.
  2. Insights into popular menu items ordered through room service.
  3. Unusual guest requests that hotels have encountered.
  4. Additional unique offerings from select hotels.

Room Service Trends and Insights

A vacation should embrace the essence of relaxation: no work, no worries, and, if you prefer, no need to leave your room. Consequently, the convenience of having everything delivered right to you is becoming increasingly popular. According to Hotels.com, many travelers are embracing this trend.

Key Findings from the Room Service Report

Hotels.com shared its inaugural Room Service Report, which examined room service demand, trends, and even some of the most unusual orders hotels have encountered. A significant finding was that 45 percent of surveyed hotels reported that the popularity of this amenity is on the rise.

Popular Menu Items

In the report, burgers emerged as the most popular room service order in the U.S. and globally. They outshine other favorites such as pizza, club sandwiches, tacos, and French fries. Interestingly, 43 percent of U.S. hotels noted that guests tend to favor simpler, more casual cuisine, like enjoying “burgers in bed.”

Spending Trends

However, just because guests are opting for casual fare doesn’t mean they aren’t indulging. The report indicated that 27 percent of surveyed U.S. hotels found that their guests typically spend over $100 on room service.

Unusual Guest Orders

Moreover, not every guest strictly orders from the menu. The report revealed some amusing attempts, with hotels sharing stories of guests asking for “diet water,” bowls of melted ice cream, boiled bottled water, and even an entire blowfish.

Unique Offerings from Hotels

While room service is often associated solely with food, Hotels.com also highlighted a few properties that provide exclusive in-suite experiences. For instance, The Milestone Hotels and Residences in London offers an in-room concert from the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Additionally, Il Salviatino in Florence provides guests with a bath filled with prosecco, spumante, or Champagne. Furthermore, Ashford Castle in Ireland features a “Lego butler” who selects and delivers various Lego sets right to your room.

Conclusion

So, the next time you find yourself in a luxurious hotel, feel free to pick up the phone and indulge in the convenience of room service, all while relaxed in your cozy bathrobe under warm sheets. Just remember to skip the rare aquatic delicacies!


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