TIKI OASIS IV - How was the Event? How was the Resort? How was The REEF? - California Events

A aquarj Tiki Socialite SF bay area, CA Joined: Apr 02, 2002 Posts: 1125	A aquarj Posted posted on Fri, May 21, 2004 8:22 PM I felt that a better procedure would be..... if she didn't get a response, to not enter the rooms without permission of the guest. I can see how it could feel a bit like an invasion of privacy, but actually as one who travels a lot (too much), I've realized that this is the convention. The hotel staff can't only go in when they get a response - they'd never get their job done. So if you want privacy the best option to use the "Do not disturb" and/or the manual locking latch that's typically provided. I usually put the "do not disturb" up right away and leave it there during my whole stay. We don't clean our sheets and towels every day at home, so no reason for it on the road. -Randy

I felt that a better procedure would be..... if she didn't get a response, to not enter the rooms without permission of the guest.

I can see how it could feel a bit like an invasion of privacy, but actually as one who travels a lot (too much), I've realized that this is the convention. The hotel staff can't only go in when they get a response - they'd never get their job done. So if you want privacy the best option to use the "Do not disturb" and/or the manual locking latch that's typically provided. I usually put the "do not disturb" up right away and leave it there during my whole stay. We don't clean our sheets and towels every day at home, so no reason for it on the road.

-Randy

Post #92421 by aquarj on Fri, May 21, 2004 8:22 PM