I've stayed in plenty of hotels with the big pumps and buildup has never been an issue. The rooms are all air conditioned so I'm not sure how the climate would affect things.
The rooms are all air conditioned, yes. With the A/C controlled by thermostats with motion detectors so they shut it off while you're not in the room...or while you're sleeping at night. Humidity is a problem given the climate, exacerbated greatly when someone takes a hot shower and all the steam is injected into the room. Especially when the a/c is constantly shutting itself off.
The Browns would have lost 3 games not 3 yards.
Ac controlled ? I have never had my ac controlled staying st Disney
The A/C is operated by motion detection so it doesn't run when no one's in the room all day. Or as @Monorail_Orange said, when you're asleep at night.
Or pulled down a safety restraint...Right! You'd never make it past the warm/moist finger scanners at the park entrances!
I never noticed that in over a dozen trips , wow now I'll be looking for it lolThe A/C is operated by motion detection so it doesn't run when no one's in the room all day. Or as @Monorail_Orange said, when you're asleep at night.
Helium balloon in front of the sensor keeps it working over night i believe.The A/C is operated by motion detection so it doesn't run when no one's in the room all day. Or as @Monorail_Orange said, when you're asleep at night.
Yes it does.
The A/C is operated by motion detection so it doesn't run when no one's in the room all day. Or as @Monorail_Orange said, when you're asleep at night.
I've never seen a luxury hotel with shampoo dispensors on the shower wall. At the prices they charge they are competing with high end hotels and one of the things they use to differentiate themselves from a holiday inn is amenities like higher end toiletries. I guess if it's the same quality products just in a larger bottle it may not be as big a deal but I still think the perception is going to be negative.
Values I can maybe understand but even at the moderates it's starting to get more difficult to stomach. The prices would dictate a more upscale experience to me.
They didn't look awful and provided they are kept clean, refilled when empty etc, they don't really bother me. Most of the ladies that had commented on this seem to like the change as with longer hair we use at least 2 of those little bottles a day, so this way we will always have the right amount for our hair. I am OK with this, but unfortunately I don't think this is going to result in a cost savings to the guest. Marie
Where does it say on that site that those customers use the bulk dispensers? As far as I can see that company provides both individual bottles and a dispenser system.
Agreed, if they are kept clean and filled they should be adequate to get the job done.
You might want to let a little air out of your ego.
Or Aunt Jemima Pancake Syrup -- and they can leave smelling like a waffle.
