What does it get to be a five-star resort? Here is what star scores seriously mean

What does it get to be a five-star resort? Here is what star scores seriously mean


CNBC Travel examines the this means driving lodge star scores, no matter if travelers can rely on them in the age of the world wide web, and the most important discrepancies concerning 4- and five-star lodges.

Ever notice that the identical resort can be rated three-, four- and even 5-stars? Which is the scenario with Singapore’s iconic Marina Bay Sands.

The rationale is due to the fact companies — from guidebooks to sites — use various expectations to consider resorts, with some relying exclusively on on the net assessments to set their star score.

CNBC Travel sat down with Capella Singapore’s Yngvar Stray and HotelPlanner’s Tim Hentschel to communicate about which star rankings make any difference, and what travelers can hope from a 1-star to a 5-star stay.



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