Mainstreaming Motel Optimization: Guest Survey Results

Qian, Xinyi
Nygaard, Katrina
Samuelson, Carl W.
2015
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Mainstreaming Motel Optimization: Guest Survey Results

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2015

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University of Minnesota Tourism Center

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There has been extensive research on hotel guests’ expectation and satisfaction. There has also been growing attention on the sustainable practices of hotels and guest attitudes toward these practices. Much less research has been conducted to assess how hotels’ sustainable practices influence guests’ perceived comfort or satisfaction. Therefore, the purpose of the current guest survey is to assess whether and how hotels’ energy efficiency performance, which is an aspect of sustainability, affects guests’ perceived comfort.

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Qian, Xinyi; Nygaard, Katrina; Samuelson, Carl W.. (2015). Mainstreaming Motel Optimization: Guest Survey Results. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/170872.

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