The hotel industry's comeback from the dead is being threatened by filthy rooms, angry guests and a fed-up workers' union

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : According to a rough calculation by Richard Clark, a Bernstein analyst, a 100-room property that pays workers $10 an hour can save $110,000 in labor costs annually by cleaning rooms every third day.
35% : "In Washington, D.C., housekeeping has become a political issue -- the city council last year passed a temporary law requiring daily cleaning; hotel workers are hoping the law will be made permanent.

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