Articles by The Wellesley Inn & Suites Team

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How Long Can You Stay in a Hotel: Maximum Lengths and Policies

How long can you stay in a hotel? No law sets a limit, but some hotels cap stays near 30 nights because long stays can create tenant rights.

How much to tip a hotel valet: $2 to $5 when your car is returned, per Emily Post. Plus tips for bellhops, housekeeping, and the concierge.

Half board at a hotel means your rate includes breakfast and one other meal, usually dinner. See how it compares to full board and all-inclusive.

Why do hotels have Bibles? The Gideons International, founded in 1899, donates them; the first was placed in a Montana hotel in 1908.

How old do you have to be to get a hotel? Most hotels require guests to be 18, some require 21. See chain policies, ID rules, and tips for minors.

What to wear on a business trip: business dress codes explained, the essential pieces to pack, and how to dress for your destination's climate.

Tips for traveling for work: plan a clear itinerary, bring a REAL ID or passport, use TSA PreCheck, guard your sleep, and log expenses as you go.

Traveling for work out of office? Set an auto-reply with your dates, a backup contact, and time zone, and brief your team before you leave.

What to expect at a bed and breakfast: few rooms, a host who lives on site, breakfast included, house rules, and less guaranteed accessibility.

Bed and breakfast vs. hotel: how the two compare on size, cost, amenities, service and atmosphere, so you can pick the right place for your trip.