Each airline’s total hotel accommodation expenses depend on the number of flight attendants they need to house. Some may spend more or less. American Airlines, for example, spends an overwhelming $350 million a year on hotel accommodation for their 26,000 flight attendants, pilots, and other staff. On average, they book 2.5 million hotel room nights around the world per year. To ensure a comfortable layover experience, airlines usually book hotels with the following amenities and services that flight attendants and other staff can enjoy during their stay. 24-hour restaurant or room service quiet and comfortable room exercise facilities free high-speed internet access unblocked telephones with free local calls and charges placed on toll-free numbers coffeemaker or kettle hairdryer According to American Airlines, they choose hotels with such amenities for a specific reason. They believe that a good layover accommodation significantly impacts the quality of work of their flight attendants and crew. Without a proper environment for them to rest, it can indirectly affect the passengers’ experience as well.