Newbie - FAQ
I bring my own or make a quick borrow run to the cart- never ask for more
Super sexxxy, right??? 
Seriously, asking for more or even stealing them from the Housekeeping cart can get noticed and have ill consequences. Some ladies manage to get away with that, but I prefer not to chance it.
I'm touring now, and half of my carry-on sized suitcase is ALL TOWELS. Only bath-size and washcloths, though. Not that the bath-size are needed very often as too few men actually shower. :-
Why would they be suspicious for you asking about extra towels?
How many clients are you seeing in a day that it would raise suspicion? Seriously...
How many clients are you seeing in a day that it would raise suspicion? Seriously...
Some hotels only give you TWO EACH of every towel. So if a lady uses one of each type for herself and then has one client who does the same..... she'll need more for any additional clients either that day or the next day prior to Housekeeping doing their rounds. It all depends on what the hotel supplies, and how alert that establishment is to anything out of the norm.
Years back, I worked for an agency who would have multiple ladies using the same hotel room on any given day. Unbeknownst to me, the provider who'd been in the room before me one day had called the front desk TWICE to ask for more towels. So then when I was in the room with a client, who should come knocking at the door? Not Housekeeping, but LE. The hotel had notified them of "suspicious activity" going on.
Yeah, that was fun.
So now I won't ask for extra towels for any amount of $$$. I bring my own. In my opinion, it's just always best to err on the side of caution.
Also think about common sense here, why not ask for all you need at once, calling them repeatedly for any reason raises suspicion. When you're not used to things you think everything is suspicious. Request it upfront and it makes you look like you require towels... nothing else. It's a big hotel , or should be, and they aren't worried about you.
Some hotels only give you TWO EACH of every towel. So if a lady uses one of each type for herself and then has one client who does the same..... she'll need more for any additional clients either that day or the next day prior to Housekeeping doing their rounds. It all depends on what the hotel supplies, and how alert that establishment is to anything out of the norm.
Years back, I worked for an agency who would have multiple ladies using the same hotel room on any given day. Unbeknownst to me, the provider who'd been in the room before me one day had called the front desk TWICE to ask for more towels. So then when I was in the room with a client, who should come knocking at the door?
Not Housekeeping, but LE. The hotel had notified them of "suspicious activity" going on.
Yeah, that was fun.
So now I won't ask for extra towels for any amount of $$$. I bring my own.
In my opinion, it's just always best to err on the side of caution.
Why would they be suspicious for you asking about extra towels?
How many clients are you seeing in a day that it would raise suspicion? Seriously...
How many clients are you seeing in a day that it would raise suspicion? Seriously...
Some hotels only give you TWO EACH of every towel. So if a lady uses one of each type for herself and then has one client who does the same..... she'll need more for any additional clients either that day or the next day prior to Housekeeping doing their rounds. It all depends on what the hotel supplies, and how alert that establishment is to anything out of the norm.
Years back, I worked for an agency who would have multiple ladies using the same hotel room on any given day. Unbeknownst to me, the provider who'd been in the room before me one day had called the front desk TWICE to ask for more towels. So then when I was in the room with a client, who should come knocking at the door?
Not Housekeeping, but LE. The hotel had notified them of "suspicious activity" going on.
Yeah, that was fun.
So now I won't ask for extra towels for any amount of $$$. I bring my own.
In my opinion, it's just always best to err on the side of caution.
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