Would you trust staying in self catering place once they reopen?

[Cherryghost]

Just wondering when places reopen people would feel safe staying in a caravan /hotel room etc?
Haven/Butlins and cheap hotel rooms they have a time limit to clean each rooms/caravan
Travelodge used to be 20 mins per room this was years ago but with pressure to clean quickly how confident would you be staying in a place that everything has been cleaned and all surfaces cleaned?

Is anyone else concerned about this?

Seems bizarre they talking of opening up self catering places but no mention of stepping foot in your families house with less risk from strangers and contaminated surfaces

Yes, of course. Why wouldn't you?

I'd be happy to. I'd give it a good going over with an antiviral spray upon arrival though.
I don't trust cleaners. I am one and have worked with enough bad ones to be concerned.

No. Wouldn't be happy at all.

Yes. Can’t wait for my holiday😎

Yes, if you can't get back to trusting stuff like that then things will never get back to normal!

Yep definitely. Id maybe bring some anti bac spray but no issues at all.

I'm with Northernsoullover. Just in case.

That's why I posted this as I worked for a budget hotel with strict time limits and I've seen corner cutting so I'm dubious that places will be safe

Of course it's safe

Yes we will be going away at the end of July. They have a money back guarantee this year if it’s not spotless. We always take our own cleaning bits and go over it when we arrive anyway.

Recently discussed here: www.mumsnet.com/Talk/_chat/3938324-What-will-you-expect-not-expect-in-a-UK-holiday-cottage-when-they-reopen

My view is that if you are anxious that you will catch the virus through using the same kettle someone else has used, it may well be better to stay at home.

I think certain places that already pride themselves on being spotless will be fine.

Yes, fine. Why wouldn't you just give a quick clean yourself if you were worried?

Have you ever caught a virus from a room? They must be crawling with them usually. Thick with noro & other gastro bugs, chickenpox, colds.

Viruses are pretty fragile - great at getting at you via your mucus membranes if someone coughs near you, not so great at surviving in large enought quantities via a dry surface (i.e. not one covered in droplets from a recent cough), then your hand, then your mucus membranes.

We are hopefully going abroad in August and staying in one on a timeshare complex. We have already received a list of the cleaning procedures which will be in place.

I've recently booked a holiday cottage for the summer holidays, with a full refund available if there is a further lockdown. They have extended cleaning times - we can't arrive until 7pm and have to leave by 9am. So although I'm not looking forward to the 9am departure, that gives me confidence that they are taking cleaning seriously. (We usually camp in summer, though, and I wouldn't consider that even if open - not happy with shared loos and showers.)

Yes, I have a holiday cottage booked for August. I’ll probably just clean heavy use areas when we arrive, lightswitches etc and stuff the kitchen bits in the dishwasher.

I wouldn't be bothered . Just continue to wash my hands as normal .

We're shielding a vulnerable child so probably not

I just booked a UK holiday for June next year in Devon.

Just received an email for what they've done this year (a lot seems closed, and quite depressing/unrelaxing). Hopefully things won't have to be as vigarous next year and we can all relax a bit more.

If I feel that it's not gonna be good to things closed they have allowed people to move to the following year so it gave me peace of mind to book it. I don't see myself going abroad next year so that is why I booked.

Yes I've got one booked, I'm going to a parkdean i've always found them to be quite well cleaned and I think the probability of catching anything from a hard surface is low.

Yes, I have booked through a reputable provider who has established new cleaning protocols and I will give the place a ‘going over’ myself with anti viral spray etc... when we get there.

We've got 2 different SC trips booked for this summer. Considering bringing our own pillows. Will probably give heavy-use areas such as light switches and door handles a wipe over with something sanitising on arrival. Lots of hand-washing.

Yes, wouldn’t have a problem at all

Yes, I plan to as soon as it's possible

I wouldn't be worried about the room at all - but I'd be anxious about the lobby/reception/lift area (to the same degree as say a supermarket, which we're not doing because of health issues. )

Maybe if we could open the windows wide on arrival.