Measuring Hotel Service Quality from Online Consumer Reviews: A Proposed Method

  • Boon E
  • Bonera M
  • Bigi A
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This paper proposes a new method to measure hotel service quality from online consumer reviews and ratings. In essence, a word frequency analysis is performed on comments collected from a website such as TripAdvisor, and these frequencies are used to obtain a score for each of the following dimensions: Room, Facilities, Surroundings, Employees and Reliability. A comparison of scores can be made based on the ratings that consumers give, and/or can be studied over time. The method offers researchers and hotel managers a useful new tool, which can guide quality improvement efforts and help focus marketing communication. In this paper the development of the approach is described, and a short example is presented where the method is applied on a single hotel.

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Boon, E., Bonera, M., & Bigi, A. (2013). Measuring Hotel Service Quality from Online Consumer Reviews: A Proposed Method. In Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2014 (pp. 367–379). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-03973-2_27

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