"State of an oven during my first shift last night at a known hotel, and certainly my last."
"We went to a historic hotel in Chattanooga, Tennessee. We walked in the room, and there was blood everywhere. The bathtub, the curtains, the walls, the floor, the lamp, everywhere! The hotel refused to move us. We moved ourselves to a different hotel that night."
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Thaney 2 year s ago
Business is all that matters. S**ew the people who support those businesses with their patronage and money.
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Zed 2 year s ago
Thaney,
They're actually taking steps against it though by posting this stuff online.
They're actually taking steps against it though by posting this stuff online.
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Louis 2 year s ago
#14 Every hotel I've stayed at in China has this. Also turen off the heat/air conditioning. Saves them money on electricity when your gone.
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Bell 2 year s ago
Louis,
Central Europe the same
Central Europe the same
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Hermie 2 year s ago
#16 This lokks like a Rational owen where you can put the cleaning tablets in the drawer on the lft side of the water handle. It then cleans itself 
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Woody 2 year s ago
Late one night while traveling decided to find a hotel. Checked in and lost the keycard for a few minutes when it dropped out jn the car. Finally got into the room and the beds were very hard and the pillows were literally couch cushions in pillow cases. Had to argue for a refund becaus the desk jockey said their policy was no refunds aftr 10 min. 10 min! We hadn't even seen the room in that time
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Allisandra 2 year s ago
#14 Tip for the next time, put any other card in it, and it stay`s on.
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Lavonne 2 year s ago
Allisandra,
You are correct. I usually put a business card in it to keep the power on.
You are correct. I usually put a business card in it to keep the power on.
They're actually taking steps against it though by posting this stuff online.
Central Europe the same
You are correct. I usually put a business card in it to keep the power on.