i think that these are all great sites for us to look at. there's more to travel than just being stuck waiting for your flight or being in traffic. sometimes you just want to have nice accommodations - be it your seat or the cleanliness of your room...so these are GREAT tips. thank you for sharing them!

Before the 9/11 laws, we used to go to airports when we were bored to read magazines and eat.

FYI, i work in a hotel listed on this so-called registry. i am executive-level, and have access to all of our information, good and bad, and the "report" for my hotel simply could not have happened the way it was explained. it's common knowledge that reporting "bed bugs" to the front desk is a ploy to get something for nothing. it's also common to see excessive negative comments on any travel website from the small percentage of people that have a bad experience- when was the last time you logged on to one to tell everyone how great everything was? save your energy.

I agree kathrynliz. I use tripadvisor.com for my hotel recommendations, but then sometimes you do have to take whats written with a pinch of salt. Although that site allows the owner/management to write a response on the site, which helps to provide an unbaised view.

lots of people get very angry very quickly over little things, and will stop at nothing to ruin the reputation of something. Dont let that stop you enjoying your holiday

I work at a hotel also. While we are not on that bed bug list, we do have some nasty reviews floating around on the internet. Like kathrynliz said, people get upset over really silly things, and then complain as much as they can to try and get free stuff. So, you really do need to just take everything with a grain of salt!