A guest's first impression is made in the first thirty steps: the entry glass, the lobby floor, the lift and the hallway to their room. A smeared mirror or a stained runner rarely gets mentioned at the desk. It turns up in an online review instead, and future guests read it.
Properties that never close are hard to keep even. The day crew is thorough, the overnight shift is thin, and on Sunday the conference room is still set up from Saturday's wedding because nobody was sure whose job the reset was. Each miss is minor. Across a fortnight they become the property's reputation.
General managers and front office leads already juggle occupancy, staff rosters and guest complaints. Following up a cleaning contractor shouldn't be on that list.