Two Hotel Photography articles for your inspiration

I see that photography is a popular topic around here, so if you don't mind me sharing 2 recently-published articles, both with input and advice from pros:
1. Photography Tips for Taking Better Hotel Interior and Architecture Photos
2. Hotel Photography Tips and Tricks from Professional Photographers
Do you have any favorite quotes from the articles (if anything caught your eye)?

Very good. I had wondered about camera height. When I use a tripod, I tend to put the camera up at the height of my eye, but I'd wondered if it should be higher, or lower. The author of the first article says lower, down to just above table height, but to experiment from that starting point. Good to know!

Try not to position the camera too high, because you will show a large white surface of the bed.
Wrinkles are horrible to correct in [PhotoShop], so spend some time arranging the bed and the curtains before starting the shoot.

Both articles are great. Specially the photography has been done very nicely. I just like the tips shared here about better hotel interior and architecture photos.