Nobody wants to be “that guy.” You know, the hotel guest whose behavior is an outsize irritant to those around him (or her). Now, thanks to Expedia’s just-released Hotel Etiquette Study, we know exactly what sorts of travelers are most likely to earn “that guy” status.

According to survey respondents, the most aggravating traveler types are as follows:

1. Inattentive Parents (72 percent)
2. Hallway Hellraisers (69 percent)
3. In-Room Revelers (59 percent)
4. Complainers (53 percent)
5. Bickerers (35 percent)
6. The Loudly Amorous (29 percent)
7. Poolside Partiers (28 percent)
8. Hot Tub Canoodlers (22 percent)
9. Business Bar Boozers (17 percent)
10. Elevator Chatterbox (9 percent)

The survey also elicited travelers’ priorities when choosing which hotels to book. Predictably, price was the number-one consideration:

1. Price (73 percent)
2. Free WiFi (63 percent)
3. Location (61 percent)
4. Reviews (43 percent)
5. Parking Options (38 percent)
6. Hotel Reward Points (20 percent)
7. Hotel Brand (18 percent)

Apparently, Avoiding Inattentive Parents was not among the options.

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After 20 years working in the travel industry, and almost that long writing about it, Tim Winship knows a thing or two about travel. Follow him on Twitter @twinship.

This article first appeared on SmarterTravel.com, where Tim is Editor-at-Large.