Love this! And on the sustainability front, one of my pet peeves is the hotels that post that little sign but still come in and swap out all the towels anyway. I get that people have differing concerns and some would argue that they’re definitely paying for fresh towels. But this is a courage issue. If you care to be perceived as sustainable then follow through, not only with a coherent towel policy but the other ideas you suggest. Otherwise you’re truly just basic.
Robin, you’re totally right. I just have yet to ask for towels not to be changed and the hotel to respect that. And I understand they want to go the extra mile of care, but I have asked for no fresh towels. I have taken to asking not to have housekeeping instead, which is an imperfect solution. - Pavia
The parked luxury car, the super car, the vintage car drive me nuts. Likewise the contemporary classic decor by the same noteworthy architect in a harmonious blend of neutral colors with rich jewel tone accents and original design pieces. Finally, the word Boutique regardless of room count. [i understand branded hotels needing consistency so this isn’t a hate on them, likewise larger hotels, but maybe more thought into the messaging]
Amen! If I see one more plastic cup WRAPPED IN PLASTIC. Like, WHUT.
Love this! And on the sustainability front, one of my pet peeves is the hotels that post that little sign but still come in and swap out all the towels anyway. I get that people have differing concerns and some would argue that they’re definitely paying for fresh towels. But this is a courage issue. If you care to be perceived as sustainable then follow through, not only with a coherent towel policy but the other ideas you suggest. Otherwise you’re truly just basic.
(And the parking of flashy cars out front? Ugh)
Robin, you’re totally right. I just have yet to ask for towels not to be changed and the hotel to respect that. And I understand they want to go the extra mile of care, but I have asked for no fresh towels. I have taken to asking not to have housekeeping instead, which is an imperfect solution. - Pavia
I rant about this every time I’m in a hotel! This policy has never been respected. I am happy to reuse my towel (and sheets).
The parked luxury car, the super car, the vintage car drive me nuts. Likewise the contemporary classic decor by the same noteworthy architect in a harmonious blend of neutral colors with rich jewel tone accents and original design pieces. Finally, the word Boutique regardless of room count. [i understand branded hotels needing consistency so this isn’t a hate on them, likewise larger hotels, but maybe more thought into the messaging]
High five bitches! So good. Send those 24 k gold flakes and caviar tater tots back to Las Vegas.
Gisela, you have always been our soul sister bitch.
Amen to this entire list!
Ooooh they said it! "Speaking of, do you know what the world definitely does not need? Another Major Food Group or Ducasse restaurant."
We said what everyone is thinking.
it's cringe, it's too much!
No comment about bathrooms without doors?