The hotel accommodation assessment identifies three main risks. First, noise disturbances in the rooms, caused by students talking, walking, and opening or closing doors in poorly soundproofed areas, have a medium probability and medium impact, affecting rest and comfort; this can be mitigated by improving soundproofing and placing "Quiet Zone" signs. Second, maintenance issues such as worn furniture, bathroom leaks, and inadequate air conditioning occur with high probability and medium impact, leading to discomfort or dissatisfaction; regular inspections, timely repairs, and prioritized renovations are recommended. Third, indoor air quality concerns, including dust, mild humidity, or mould, have medium probability and medium impact, potentially causing allergies or irritation; ensuring proper ventilation, addressing mould promptly, and improving airflow are essential to reduce this risk. Why it is risk short paragraph