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I can't think of a single 5 star hotel that doesn't need a credit card at check-in.
I have a few clients that don't have or want credit cards. At least your hotel will take debit cards - a lot don't or if they do they hold a lot more than $100 off it.
What do you charge the folks who smoke in a non smoking room? The worst I've seen is $800 for cleaning fees.
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Quoth auntiem View PostI can't think of a single 5 star hotel that doesn't need a credit card at check-in.
I have a few clients that don't have or want credit cards. At least your hotel will take debit cards - a lot don't or if they do they hold a lot more than $100 off it.
What do you charge the folks who smoke in a non smoking room? The worst I've seen is $800 for cleaning fees.
We are not trying to inconvenience anyone, but the way it was before we started requiring credit cards was out of control.
I might remove this restriction after the summer, see if the old trend comes back or if it stays normal. I hate excluding good people because of this rule, but I don't know if they are indeed good people until after they leave the hotel.
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Quoth JustADude View PostSpeaking of theft, about how much would be added to the bill for 'stealing' some towels if you asked first? I know stealing is wrong and all, but it's not actually stealing from the room if you clear it with the front desk first, right? There's been some relatively inexpensive places I've stayed at that had abso-freakin-lutely HUGE, high quality towels. If I'd been thinking of it at the time, I would've tried to get some for myself, since most towels are just way too small for my tastes.DILLIGAF
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On the subject of "stealing towels", I saw a sign at a hotel once that I thought was amusing. It went something like this:
"We at _____ Inn take pride in our quality amenities, and are glad when you like them too. If you enjoyed the products provided in your room, you can purchase them at these costs: Towels - $5, Robes - $10, etc etc. If these items are missing from your room at the end of your stay, we will assume you wished to purchase them, and will add the cost to your bill for you."
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Quoth Skandranon View PostOn the subject of "stealing towels", I saw a sign at a hotel once that I thought was amusing. It went something like this:
"We at _____ Inn take pride in our quality amenities, and are glad when you like them too. If you enjoyed the products provided in your room, you can purchase them at these costs: Towels - $5, Robes - $10, etc etc. If these items are missing from your room at the end of your stay, we will assume you wished to purchase them, and will add the cost to your bill for you."
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Quoth Skandranon View Post"We at _____ Inn take pride in our quality amenities, and are glad when you like them too. If you enjoyed the products provided in your room, you can purchase them at these costs: Towels - $5, Robes - $10, etc etc. If these items are missing from your room at the end of your stay, we will assume you wished to purchase them, and will add the cost to your bill for you."Unseen but seeing
oh dear, now they're masquerading as sane-KiaKat
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