If guests are unable to distinguish one hotel property from another, the product that innkeepers sell becomes a commodity and price becomes the major determinant of the purchase.

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When guests cannot differentiate between hotel properties, the hotels' offerings are perceived as interchangeable, leading to a focus on price as the primary factor in decision-making since the unique value propositions of each property are not recognized.

If Guests Are Unable to Distinguish One Hotel Property from Another