King Panda 77
Thank you sir. You were an inspiration.
I wish i could afford to stay in a hotel room where the toilet was 100 yards away ...
Because we don't have mousekeeping in the room every day, we have some of our belongings left out, like our toiletries, snacks, souvenirs, chargers, etc (the days we have our room cleaned, they are put away in our suitcases or the safe). If the hotel could guarantee me that there is zero risk of any of our belongings being stolen from our room, then I would have no issue with them entering our room at any time when we were gone, however, this kind of guarantee is impossible
You know who else gets random room inspections? Prisoners.
If they actually wait to enter after they knock, which they do not always do. My recent vaca at AllStar Music had them knocking and not waiting to enter the first time, and not even knocking the second time. We were in the room both times in the afternoon. This was after we had already opted out of housekeeping services. So, it seems to be crap shoot on whether each individual maid will adhere to policies or not.Because a rental property and a hotel room are not the same thing. You specifically agree that you are not intending to squat and make the hotel room your domicile when check in to a hotel therefore it is distinct from any sort of rental agreement you would make with a landlord. The nomenclature on the door signs also states that they will knock multiple times and announce themselves before entering.
If you can't do a 100 yard dash to the bathroom or make yourself decent by attempted knock number 3 then I got no advice for you there.
If they actually wait to enter after they knock, which they do not always do. My recent vaca at AllStar Music had them knocking and not waiting to enter the first time, and not even knocking the second time. We were in the room both times in the afternoon. This was after we had already opted out of housekeeping services. So, it seems to be crap shoot on whether each individual maid will adhere to policies or not.
Would you honestly take that line with your employer who entered your office? Because it's not far from that either... yet no one would take the hyperbole to prision to combat the truth that you are staying in someone else's space.
We are not talking about your boss walking into your office. Paying for a private room in a hotel is not that same. Not even close.
They are since you claimed 'random inspections' - same as you could get at your office... even if the space is dedicated to you. I don't think you'd have the nerve to actually tell your boss he's treating you like a prisioner for having the gaul to not respect your insistence that your temporary space is now yours and yours alone.
You are assigned a space for a temporary basis and have an expectation of privacy. That doesn't mean you control the space, or the owner is treating you like a PRISIONER for exercising those rights.
Nor is a landlord who has a lease agreement guaranteeing him access treating tenants like PRISIONERS
Your hyperbole to fight this is astounding. It's a freaking hotel room you sleep in, not a cavity search.
Maybe people need some good time living in shared spaces or periods where you have NOTHING... to stop sweating these trivial, inconsequential things as if it's the start of the police state.
What could you possibly be doing that you have to be so paranoid about having ANYONE see behind the door? No one gives a crap about the meds or fungus cream in your bag. People are so used to bubble life now even the smallest fleck gives them the fear of god or something..
Enough people, its crazy, just agree to disagree, PLEASE
First off. The office is NOT the same as a hotel room I have no expectation of privacy at work. It is not my temporary living space like a hotel room is. We don't get naked and sleep and shower at the office. I don't know how you don't see that
How can you not see that it is the start of a police state. We used to be able to walk into Magic Kingdom just swiping our ticket. Then it went to bag checks, now metal detectors. Are body scanners coming next? You may think that is stupid but if you went back in time and asked someone 40 years ago if they thought that Disney going through your purse and putting you through a metal detector to take your kids to an amusement park was extreme. I am sure the majority of people would think you were nuts. It sneaks up on you. I can handle the security measures to go into the park, but having them go into our room just to look and see what we are doing is not OK
Privacy is not trivial, nor inconsequential. There is a reason why the police can not just do this. Because it is wrong. And it is wrong for any hotel to come in to the room without cause. That is my issue. Housekeeping or maintenance, sure not problem. But to check up on you as if you are a potential terrorist is too far.
Enough people, its crazy, just agree to disagree, PLEASE
Thanks for this! Will this work on the doors at DW? I looked into them, but it seems they only work if the doors have certain types of door handles.For the benefit of those who haven't read the whole thread...
www.addalock.com
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Easy to use, relatively inexpensive, and it will keep management, mousekeeping, maintenance and the pizza guy out while you prepare to open the door...
Well they will get sued when they walk in on a couple having fun... They will lose too... Your post is laughable as well..Just gonna toss this one in here because I find so many of these naysayers utterly laughable. A hotel, any hotel, is private property. You do not own the room, you do not own the space. You are merely renting it. To say that your privacy is being invaded is a moot point because you agree to that the minute you drop your credit card to rent that room for the night. The hotel reserves the right to enter your room at ANY time for ANY reason and if you don't like that better just to not stay in a hotel period.
PS @awilliams4 they have plenty of ways to unlock a deadbolt on a door that do not require physically breaking the door down.
Well they will get sued when they walk in on a couple having fun... They will lose too... Your post is laughable as well..
Hopefully the couple having fun have enough brains to throw the deadbolt or latch. And if they knock, the couple ignores them, and then they walk in, no, Disney will not lose.
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