No scent marketing
No signature scent diffused through the lobby, corridors or ventilation system.
Why it matters
In a US population survey, about a third of adults reported health problems from fragranced products. A scent pumped through shared air reaches every guest, and there is no way to opt out of it once you are inside the building.
Source: Steinemann, Air Quality, Atmosphere & Health, Fragranced consumer products: exposures and effects from emissions ()
Across the guide
None confirmed by a third party, none on the hotel’s own word, all not yet reviewed.
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In the editor’s running order. Not sorted by state, so gaps stay where they are.
San Marcos · California
Golden Door
Not yet reviewed.
So far, the hotel says: Guests are asked to ‘refrain from using perfumes and colognes’.
Our note. This is a request to guests. Whether the resort scents its own public spaces is not stated.
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