Originally Posted by
Often1
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The cost to the property, even if it is otherwise doing well, is the cost of cleaning the room and that is negligible,
Really???
How much do you think it would cost to decontaminate a day room vs a night room at a hotel for Covid-19?
For the hotel to avoid liability, cleaning standards would have to be the same for either, and I suspect that those costs are far more than what a facility use to pay to turn over a room prior to the pandemic.
I doubt that this is a money maker in the classic fashion. However, it will keep the staff employed and the hotel open and occupied, thereby mitigating the possibility of vandelism and break-ins if the site were closed and only patrolled by security.