Hilton to cut daily housecleaning at their hotels
This won't apply to their premium properties, but this will allow any hotel/motel at or below (which is probably 75% of all places) Hilton's level to follow suit.
Another indicator of what Covid pulled forward economically. Eventually it would have happened, just not this soon.
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Truth be told I don’t want someone else in my room during my stay, so I’m personally OK with this.
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Didn't say there was, but makes sense next step for revenue stream would be Housekeeping provided every 3rd day and if you want it more than that it will be extra.Doog_de_Jour said:Truth be told I don’t want someone else in my room during my stay, so I’m personally OK with this.
Is daily cleaning extra if you do want it?
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I like to cut costs under the guise of environmental sustainability, that’s what I like.
I don’t particularly enjoy staff going in my room unless it’s really needed. Like this time in Hawaii I met a slutty Russian stripper (redundant? 2x?) and I had been promised a threesome if I met a suitable candidate. I declared her suitable. But she wanted to hang out again the next day, and I decided to press my luck and get the angry girlfriend treatment. My new friend being a lush was to be expected, her puking all over the mini fridge area was less so. Big thanks to the staff at the Hilton Hawaiian Village for promptly cleaning up that mess of pizza, a rainbow of beverages that had been drunk out of hollowed out pineapples, and Plan B.
If that story didn’t warm your heart I have another one. One of my dads left $10k cash in the safe of the Maui Hyatt something or other and didn’t realize it until we were home. They called, one of the cleaning staff had made the discovery and turned it in. I assume he gave them a reward, and I learned a valuable lesson: don’t leave shit in the hotel safe because obviously they can open that. -
Probably not, just saves on staffing and operating costs.Doog_de_Jour said:Truth be told I don’t want someone else in my room during my stay, so I’m personally OK with this.
Is daily cleaning extra if you do want it?
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You probably never had a hot housekeeper walking in on you fantasy.Doog_de_Jour said:Truth be told I don’t want someone else in my room during my stay, so I’m personally OK with this.
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Your dad runs drugs? Or evades taxes? Or abundance?RatherBeBrewing said:I like to cut costs under the guise of environmental sustainability, that’s what I like.
I don’t particularly enjoy staff going in my room unless it’s really needed. Like this time in Hawaii I met a slutty Russian stripper (redundant? 2x?) and I had been promised a threesome if I met a suitable candidate. I declared her suitable. But she wanted to hang out again the next day, and I decided to press my luck and get the angry girlfriend treatment. My new friend being a lush was to be expected, her puking all over the mini fridge area was less so. Big thanks to the staff at the Hilton Hawaiian Village for promptly cleaning up that mess of pizza, a rainbow of beverages that had been drunk out of hollowed out pineapples, and Plan B.
If that story didn’t warm your heart I have another one. One of my dads left $10k cash in the safe of the Maui Hyatt something or other and didn’t realize it until we were home. They called, one of the cleaning staff had made the discovery and turned it in. I assume he gave them a reward, and I learned a valuable lesson: don’t leave shit in the hotel safe because obviously they can open that. -
Not since my wild threesome with a bellhop and front-desk clerk.MikeDamone said:
You probably never had a hot housekeeper walking in on you fantasy.Doog_de_Jour said:Truth be told I don’t want someone else in my room during my stay, so I’m personally OK with this.
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I really don’t want nor need anyone in my room if it’s a weekend trip. Need my coffee though and just snag that off the cart on my way back to the room after breakfast anyway.
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Why do you hate concierges?Doog_de_Jour said:
Not since my wild threesome with a bellhop and front-desk clerk.MikeDamone said:
You probably never had a hot housekeeper walking in on you fantasy.Doog_de_Jour said:Truth be told I don’t want someone else in my room during my stay, so I’m personally OK with this.
Is daily cleaning extra if you do want it? -
Option C. As far as I know the closest he’s come to running drugs is giving my 15 year old self a ride when I had a bag of weed or blow on me. Evading taxes is a no brainer with Option C, but in a classy, white collar American patriot kind of way. This was also ~20 years ago when society was more cash friendly, and my parents didn’t want to be left in want in case they wanted to buy an art or jewelry from someone unable to take card.MikeDamone said:
Your dad runs drugs? Or evades taxes? Or abundance?RatherBeBrewing said:I like to cut costs under the guise of environmental sustainability, that’s what I like.
I don’t particularly enjoy staff going in my room unless it’s really needed. Like this time in Hawaii I met a slutty Russian stripper (redundant? 2x?) and I had been promised a threesome if I met a suitable candidate. I declared her suitable. But she wanted to hang out again the next day, and I decided to press my luck and get the angry girlfriend treatment. My new friend being a lush was to be expected, her puking all over the mini fridge area was less so. Big thanks to the staff at the Hilton Hawaiian Village for promptly cleaning up that mess of pizza, a rainbow of beverages that had been drunk out of hollowed out pineapples, and Plan B.
If that story didn’t warm your heart I have another one. One of my dads left $10k cash in the safe of the Maui Hyatt something or other and didn’t realize it until we were home. They called, one of the cleaning staff had made the discovery and turned it in. I assume he gave them a reward, and I learned a valuable lesson: don’t leave shit in the hotel safe because obviously they can open that. -
I had my first experience this weekend with housekeeping by request only. I stayed at this hotel almost a dozen times, most recently six or seven months ago and they changed it since then. No idea if it’s an industry trend spearheaded by the big chains, as someone predicted, or if this is just one of those Covid ripples as businesses try to cut costs.
This should have always been a thing. I enjoyed not having to hear “hauskeeeepin” every time I was on the girlfriend or toilet. Pre-emptive: If attractive maids exist then either they are not employed in hotels I stay in, I never noticed beyond the depressing hotel gear they wear, or I’ve never thought of making one an involuntary voyeur.
We were only there for three days, but I don’t think I would have needed housekeeping for another week or so. I just take towels from the maid cart or the front desk and set my used towels/garbage in the hall.
Bonus tip: Is one of the rooms on your floor being loud? Screaming children, domestic disputes, heavy people walking? Drop the garbage and/or towels in front of their door. -
I never used housekeeping
As stated above the maid cart has everything you need -
i kneel with kaepsknee on this one, if its a quick trip, i dont need my room made up/towels refreshed.Kaepsknee said:I really don’t want nor need anyone in my room if it’s a weekend trip. Need my coffee though and just snag that off the cart on my way back to the room after breakfast anyway.
kudos to the guy/girl/they/them in hilton's fp&a department for finding ways to cut costs. -
About 8 years ago spg (now Marriott) started giving you extra points if you signed up for no maid service. Can’t believe everyone else didnt adopt that model
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gross
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That's alright Bill, threesomes aren't for everyoneFire_Marshall_Bill said:gross
