From Tripkick: We aim to take the guesswork out of your hotel experience. Not all hotel rooms are created equal, so we sought to devise an online concept which would deliver more choices. We tell you what to ask for, whether you prefer something quiet, over sized, view oriented or unique. We give you specific room numbers to request.

Haven’t made up your mind about where you want to stay? We’ll help you with that too, and also give you some handy info about each hotel. So, have you found the perfect room? We want you to share! Travelers have the option to share their own experiences, and the ability to upload pictures. We’re starting with 10 Major US Cities, and will announce new destinations monthly. We think you’re going to love our concept.

Tripkick.com is designed to make your hotel experience an effortless one. We prepare you with the little known facts about each hotel room so you can make an educated decision when choosing your perfect room. Each hotel page on our site offers a variety of helpful information. You can use us before you’ve chosen your hotel, or once you’ve already booked your reservation.

First, Choose your hotel by City, Personality or Features. Once you’ve located your hotel of choice, we will provide the following information on 5 Tabs:

* Rooms To Request
* Your Experience
* Compare Rooms
* Hotel Basics
* Transportation

Rooms to Request

This section is divided into different categories based on what room features are most important to you. Quiet Rooms, Corner Rooms, Rooms with Great Bathrooms, Preferred Views and Floors. Rooms Ending In: This Number Represents the Last Two Numbers of the Room Number to Request. IE. “02” could mean 802, 902, 1002, 1102, 1202 etc. Generally, most rooms ending in the same number are identical in layout, only the floor number changes along with the view in some cases.  Some floors are better than others. Pay attention to which floors to choose and avoid. Some hotels have opted to renovate specific floors, or add amenities by floor. There are some rooms which you should simply avoid. Why should you avoid them? Well, we have chosen specific factors such as elevator noise, small size and poor location as reasons why to avoid these rooms.

Source: Tripkick.com.  Explore the site for more information.