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Web ratings are no stars

Thursday 12 October 2006 00:00

As the dust settles regarding AA/ETC star ratings, isn't it time for the industry to tackle the misrepresentation that is going on on the web?

I was looking for a hotel in Burford today, found the Golden Pheasant on Active's site, and it clearly indicated that it was a five-star property. I checked with my new AA 2007 guide - it is not listed. On the AA's website it has two stars - 64%. How confusing is that for the public?

I am a big fan of the web and my hotel uses it successfully. However, wouldn't it be great for our customers if all the website marketeers stuck to the AA/ETC ratings?

Mike Bevans
Linthwaite House hotel, Windermere, Cumbria

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