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Hotel privacy
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Interesting article in yesterday's Wall Street Journal on the lack of privacy in hotels.  More hotels are snooping on guests, supposedly for better service.  It can also have very negative consequences, I would think for hotel in call.  I've noticed in my area a switch to more apartment incall.

Any thoughts?

That isn't the kind of snooping they were refering to--the article was about customer preferences.  Most hotels don't care what sort of special friends you invite up as long as they are dressed like guests and not disruptive or threatening to to the other guests. Hotels value discression--that is why when you loose someting in a hotel you always have to notify them.  They will not notify you of lost items because it is always possible:  1. didn't belong to your or your spouse. 2. your spouse or so didn't know you were using that hotel.

Are you gonna come to the next LV party?  I got to meet your friend Selena, and she seemed nice, but I would like to finally meet the real deal.

Please keep bugging Miss Butler to attend...she is sweet, friendly, intelligent and gorgeous!!  (OK so I mainly want her to stay at my place and play in the hot tub!!)
xoxo

I missed your hot tubbing Saturday night.  I had to leave before I nodded off behind the wheel, but the prospect of you jumping in has haunted me ever since.  I'll keep bugging her, but it isn't all for your benefit...LOL


I thought I was alone in my little Gen discussion world.  

You guys both decided to come over here from LV board at the same time and both read this post ??!!

What a coincidence !

I am trying to get Selena to Tampa/Orlando to spend some time with me ....

xo xo Lisa

Yes Yes Yes...
You know I will be there as soon as I can.

But you better visit me as well!!

xoxo

Then she'll have to come to us...c'mon Selena, think of your party buddies.

Hotels Take 'Know
Your Customer' to New Level
Staffs Discreetly Monitor
And Collect Data on Guests;
Noting Room Service Leftovers
By AVERY JOHNSON
Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
February 7, 2006; Page D1


I have spent alot of time with one particular client at alot of Ritz's.

If said client goes to that hotel with his wife, he will be in deep trouble.

"Mr and Mrs. Blank welcome back we are so glad to see you again, would you like me now to schedule another massage with us or maybe get your nails done with Julie again ?

I will mention this article to him ...

xo lisa

Yes it could--I suspect that hotels have instructed their staff on how to be discreet about the service recommendations. Be careful.

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