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Originally Posted by Rroku
(Post 3336292)
Instead of "do not disturb" I want something like this:
"Don't knock. Not on this door. Not for any reason. Do you get me, sweetheart?” Of course there was far more than that line in the movie, but that keeps it simple. Have had a great run of bad luck with housekeeping waking me up either late at night with an early show, or early when I'm trying to nap for a redeye. Just don't knock. Please. |
Originally Posted by GrumpyCaptain
(Post 3336482)
It’s not their fault. How many times going down to the van you see your co workers room with do not disturb sign on the knob. I think oh I’ll beat them downstairs only to see them down there already… someone will eventually have to knock on that door….
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Originally Posted by Rroku
(Post 3336292)
Instead of "do not disturb" I want something like this:
"Don't knock. Not on this door. Not for any reason. Do you get me, sweetheart?” Of course there was far more than that line in the movie, but that keeps it simple. Have had a great run of bad luck with housekeeping waking me up either late at night with an early show, or early when I'm trying to nap for a redeye. Just don't knock. Please. |
Originally Posted by symbian simian
(Post 3336715)
Flew outside the US for a few years, "do not disturb" on one side, "please clean" on the other. Really handy for noisy neighbors late at night when I had an early show.....
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Originally Posted by rickair7777
(Post 3336786)
Right before you leave at zero dark thirty, set the room alarm clock for 30 minutes later at max volume. Then turn on the TV at max volume as you walk out the door.
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Originally Posted by symbian simian
(Post 3336821)
I mean, candle under the smoke alarm, if you want to go full on...
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Originally Posted by GrumpyCaptain
(Post 3336482)
It’s not their fault. How many times going down to the van you see your co workers room with do not disturb sign on the knob. I think oh I’ll beat them downstairs only to see them down there already… someone will eventually have to knock on that door….
They are trained to knock on doors come checkout time when they are making their cleaning rounds. Sign up, down, sideways or upside down…they are knocking. |
Originally Posted by CincoDeMayo
(Post 3336929)
They are trained to knock on doors come checkout time when they are making their cleaning rounds. Sign up, down, sideways or upside down…they are knocking.
The trouble is mostly with contract cleaners who get paid by the room... they don't want to skip a room if they can help it. They also don't want to wait around for you to leave because they don't get paid to wait either. It's kind of their passive/aggressive way of hinting that they want you to GTFO so they can finish and go home, and they don't give a rip about airline schedules. Also doesn't help that crew leave their hangers out when they leave. |
Originally Posted by rickair7777
(Post 3337086)
Some crew hotels which actually employer their cleaners will give them our scheduled checkout times.
The trouble is mostly with contract cleaners who get paid by the room... they don't want to skip a room if they can help it. They also don't want to wait around for you to leave because they don't get paid to wait either. It's kind of their passive/aggressive way of hinting that they want you to GTFO so they can finish and go home, and they don't give a rip about airline schedules. Also doesn't help that crew leave their hangers out when they leave. waited 30 minutes, called the room. Wait another 30 minutes tried to bust in again. 30 minutes after that it was actually time to leave so when I come out of the room they’re standing right there saying “you leave now?” |
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