The star rating system was originally created in the USA by Mobil Travel Guides (often confused with AAA diamond ratings). It’s a very subjective way of measuring hotel quality. To understand it best, just look at it in a very general way with these guidelines:

• 1 star: Very basic, no-frills accommodation
• 2 star: Modest,
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  • 1 star: Very basic, no-frills accommodation
  • 2 star: Modest,
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      • 1 star: Very basic, no-frills accommodation
      • 2 star: Modest,
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        • 1 star: Very basic, no-frills accommodation
        • 2 star: Modest, comfortable, affordable
        • 3 star: Nice styling, extra amenities
        • 4 star: very nice lodging, many extras, very comfortable
        • 5 star: A luxury hotel with everything

        In many countries around the world, a 5 star hotel is a very luxurious hotel. Amenities could include room service, ballroom(s), pool, sauna, fitness center, spa, valet service, concierge, tour desk, restaurants, bar, and lots more.

        For Europe: