When I used to travel for work back in the ‘70s, I HATED having housekeeping come into my room when I stayed in a hotel. (I don’t like having “my” space, even my temporary space, invaded.) When I checked in, I’d always tell the front desk, “$20 for the housekeepers if they don’t come in until I’ve checked out.” That usually worked.
I worked at a motel in San Simeon one summer. Maids on a tight schedule have been known to knock and tell you that you must have accidentally left the “Do Not Disturb” sign on the door. :)
figuratively speaking 10 months ago
The true meaning of Do Not Disturb.
Ida No 10 months ago
“Do not disturb (any further).” Still stinks, though.
PraiseofFolly 10 months ago
“Please Clean the Room (But don’t tell my Mother what a mess it was!)”
distortion 10 months ago
Our hotel in Amsterdam had a door sign that said, “Privacy please…we are naked in here.”
PlatudimusAtom Premium Member 10 months ago
I’m on holiday. You’re not.
anomalous4 10 months ago
When I used to travel for work back in the ‘70s, I HATED having housekeeping come into my room when I stayed in a hotel. (I don’t like having “my” space, even my temporary space, invaded.) When I checked in, I’d always tell the front desk, “$20 for the housekeepers if they don’t come in until I’ve checked out.” That usually worked.
gnome 10 months ago
…this one truly is funny !…
Impkins Premium Member 10 months ago
My brother used a sign like that at home. :)
gregcartoon Premium Member 10 months ago
These need to be made available at hotels. Sooner rather than later.
mistercatworks 10 months ago
I worked at a motel in San Simeon one summer. Maids on a tight schedule have been known to knock and tell you that you must have accidentally left the “Do Not Disturb” sign on the door. :)
eddi-TBH 10 months ago
That would make a great door hanger for a kid’s bedroom.