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Hotels
The tipping the maid question is covered in tipping above. But, talk to me about other rudenesses in hotel and motel stays, and your favorite remedies, if any!

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This isn't just in hotels, but it always seems worse in hotels and hospitals.

People, when the elevator stops, let the folks in it OUT before you shove your way in. Really, how hard is that? Have some damn courtesy.

Posted by: Kimberly at September 3, 2010 7:06 PM

I once pulled back the bed spread and found a large spot of fresh blood on the inside of it. I pulled the spread off and threw it into the bathtub with the blood visible. Next day, on our return from sight seeing, we found it back on the bed. There was no way the maid had not seen the blood; the water in the tub had made the spot spread so that it was more obvious (yes, the maid had placed a wet, bloody bed spread on a guest bed).This time the bed spread went into the hall and I called the desk to advise them of the situation. At least the woman at the front desk was appropriately disgusted that it had not been removed from the room.

Posted by: Patti at January 26, 2011 2:18 AM

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