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Totally weird.Not sure about you 6 figure earners, but when we travel, we bring our own sheets and immediately drop the do not disturb sign. I have heard many stories about things disappearing from rooms. We just made 13 nites without turndown. Also, my wife showers with her flip flops on. Are we uber paranoid or do you all have the same concerns?
Not everyone can afford suites at the Plaza Otis.Totally weird.Not sure about you 6 figure earners, but when we travel, we bring our own sheets and immediately drop the do not disturb sign. I have heard many stories about things disappearing from rooms. We just made 13 nites without turndown. Also, my wife showers with her flip flops on. Are we uber paranoid or do you all have the same concerns?
Yeah I don't get maid service everyday, maybe every other day. It's usually just not needed daily. I'm not a slob.
I only stay at Motel 6 type places and I've never had a problem. I really don't know what there is to steal though. Its not like we just leave a bunch of jewelry sitting around. Any thing of value is pretty much coming with us.Not everyone can afford suites at the Plaza Otis.Totally weird.Not sure about you 6 figure earners, but when we travel, we bring our own sheets and immediately drop the do not disturb sign. I have heard many stories about things disappearing from rooms. We just made 13 nites without turndown. Also, my wife showers with her flip flops on. Are we uber paranoid or do you all have the same concerns?
Sometimes a best western is all there is.
I'm not saying you don't stay at nice places when you travel, so say you and the wife travel to another big city (Chicago, LA, etc.) and stay in a JW Marriott or equivalent. It's a $400 or so/night hotel, so obviously for the 2 nights you're there for a weekend you expect nothing short of excellence. The night before, Europeans with a lot of money and bedbugs/nasty hygiene stayed in the same room. Obviously housekeeping is good there or their rep wouldn't hold, but they might not have 100% eradicated them. Things happen.Totally weird.Not sure about you 6 figure earners, but when we travel, we bring our own sheets and immediately drop the do not disturb sign. I have heard many stories about things disappearing from rooms. We just made 13 nites without turndown. Also, my wife showers with her flip flops on. Are we uber paranoid or do you all have the same concerns?
It's one of my pet peeves with Mrs. Smails. She just would rather not have anybody in the hotel room. So she puts the DND sign up and just requests fresh towels. I like the room cleaned with turndown service etc.Not sure about you 6 figure earners, but when we travel, we bring our own sheets and immediately drop the do not disturb sign. I have heard many stories about things disappearing from rooms. We just made 13 nites without turndown. Also, my wife showers with her flip flops on. Are we uber paranoid or do you all have the same concerns?
You take a risk when you go out in public. Are you going to wear a mast and live in a bubble?I'm not saying you don't stay at nice places when you travel, so say you and the wife travel to another big city (Chicago, LA, etc.) and stay in a JW Marriott or equivalent. It's a $400 or so/night hotel, so obviously for the 2 nights you're there for a weekend you expect nothing short of excellence. The night before, Europeans with a lot of money and bedbugs/nasty hygiene stayed in the same room. Obviously housekeeping is good there or their rep wouldn't hold, but they might not have 100% eradicated them. Things happen.Totally weird.Not sure about you 6 figure earners, but when we travel, we bring our own sheets and immediately drop the do not disturb sign. I have heard many stories about things disappearing from rooms. We just made 13 nites without turndown. Also, my wife showers with her flip flops on. Are we uber paranoid or do you all have the same concerns?
I'm just saying, you take that risk when you travel, expensive hotel or not. I traveled for 4 years internationally all over the world and have stayed in some 4-5 star hotels, and have definitely stayed in rooms that stunk and/or were not turned over as you'd expect for bedding, showers not as clean as could be, etc. I never got bed bugs, but definitely had a few stays where I questioned the cleaning staff and what was lurking. In close, I don't dismiss X's methods here from a sanitary perspective.
Sometimes I hire a cleaning lady but she's kind of dirty maybe so after she leaves I just clean the place myself.
The one thing about having a mast on your head is people will give you a wide berth.You take a risk when you go out in public. Are you going to wear a mast and live in a bubble?I'm not saying you don't stay at nice places when you travel, so say you and the wife travel to another big city (Chicago, LA, etc.) and stay in a JW Marriott or equivalent. It's a $400 or so/night hotel, so obviously for the 2 nights you're there for a weekend you expect nothing short of excellence. The night before, Europeans with a lot of money and bedbugs/nasty hygiene stayed in the same room. Obviously housekeeping is good there or their rep wouldn't hold, but they might not have 100% eradicated them. Things happen.Totally weird.Not sure about you 6 figure earners, but when we travel, we bring our own sheets and immediately drop the do not disturb sign. I have heard many stories about things disappearing from rooms. We just made 13 nites without turndown. Also, my wife showers with her flip flops on. Are we uber paranoid or do you all have the same concerns?
I'm just saying, you take that risk when you travel, expensive hotel or not. I traveled for 4 years internationally all over the world and have stayed in some 4-5 star hotels, and have definitely stayed in rooms that stunk and/or were not turned over as you'd expect for bedding, showers not as clean as could be, etc. I never got bed bugs, but definitely had a few stays where I questioned the cleaning staff and what was lurking. In close, I don't dismiss X's methods here from a sanitary perspective.
Of course not, but I don't fault the OP for having concerns about these things in a hotel room.You take a risk when you go out in public. Are you going to wear a mast and live in a bubble?I'm not saying you don't stay at nice places when you travel, so say you and the wife travel to another big city (Chicago, LA, etc.) and stay in a JW Marriott or equivalent. It's a $400 or so/night hotel, so obviously for the 2 nights you're there for a weekend you expect nothing short of excellence. The night before, Europeans with a lot of money and bedbugs/nasty hygiene stayed in the same room. Obviously housekeeping is good there or their rep wouldn't hold, but they might not have 100% eradicated them. Things happen.Totally weird.Not sure about you 6 figure earners, but when we travel, we bring our own sheets and immediately drop the do not disturb sign. I have heard many stories about things disappearing from rooms. We just made 13 nites without turndown. Also, my wife showers with her flip flops on. Are we uber paranoid or do you all have the same concerns?
I'm just saying, you take that risk when you travel, expensive hotel or not. I traveled for 4 years internationally all over the world and have stayed in some 4-5 star hotels, and have definitely stayed in rooms that stunk and/or were not turned over as you'd expect for bedding, showers not as clean as could be, etc. I never got bed bugs, but definitely had a few stays where I questioned the cleaning staff and what was lurking. In close, I don't dismiss X's methods here from a sanitary perspective.
Look at me!! I can afford to stay in buildings when I travel!!Not sure about you 6 figure earners, but when we travel, we bring our own sheets and immediately drop the do not disturb sign. I have heard many stories about things disappearing from rooms. We just made 13 nites without turndown. Also, my wife showers with her flip flops on. Are we uber paranoid or do you all have the same concerns?
I wouldn't mind a walking in on a hot maid willing to have a threesome. Any hotels offer that service?
Not the bed spread
I usually take the bedspread and fold it up, and place it at the foot of the bed on the floor. Then I wash my hands.
I went here for work once like 6 years ago, stayed at the Shangri-La Makati. Went to the hotel pool on Sunday afternoon. Gorgeous, cloud free sunny hot afternoon. I sat down with my iPod and chilled. It took me less than 5 minutes to figure out, my non-worldly self at that point being on my second out of the country travel job - first to Asia, that all the old fat men in the pool paid for all the women that looked no older than HS students in the pool fawning all over them. Sickening.
Yeah, be careful what you ask. I stayed in a hotel in Thailand and asked for a room with two queens.
I get wierded out when I'm about to jizz on the bed that some guy jizzed on the night before. Doesn't stop me though.
You are uber paranoid.Not sure about you 6 figure earners, but when we travel, we bring our own sheets and immediately drop the do not disturb sign. I have heard many stories about things disappearing from rooms. We just made 13 nites without turndown. Also, my wife showers with her flip flops on. Are we uber paranoid or do you all have the same concerns?
You really should do it on the remoteI get wierded out when I'm about to jizz on the bed that some guy jizzed on the night before. Doesn't stop me though.
ClassyYou really should do it on the remoteI get wierded out when I'm about to jizz on the bed that some guy jizzed on the night before. Doesn't stop me though.
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