90% of the times I’ve used the Do Not Disturb sign, the front desk called to see if I would be wanting maid service that day. I got in the habit of unplugging the phone, but that wasn’t enough since housekeeping needs to schedule their people someone would inevitable come knocking—so leaving a sticky note on the door that I didn’t want maid service that day became the solution. And no, calling the front desk to tell them doesn’t work—no one checks notes written by people on the previous shift.
Farside99 almost 8 years ago
That’s OK, I usually walk less than 5mph anyway.
AlanM almost 8 years ago
Wow! someone else that understood that sign!
Carl R almost 8 years ago
If boats go very fast, they can make a wake.
KEA almost 8 years ago
They should have those for hospital rooms
Diane in comics land Premium Member almost 8 years ago
90% of the times I’ve used the Do Not Disturb sign, the front desk called to see if I would be wanting maid service that day. I got in the habit of unplugging the phone, but that wasn’t enough since housekeeping needs to schedule their people someone would inevitable come knocking—so leaving a sticky note on the door that I didn’t want maid service that day became the solution. And no, calling the front desk to tell them doesn’t work—no one checks notes written by people on the previous shift.