Confessions of a Hotel Housekeeper

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Allison Rupp worked at Yellowstone National Park's historic Old Faithful Inn in 2004.

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[biggdowgg]

But if housekeepers were paid more than minimum wage—and the tips were a bit better—I might have cleaned your toilet rather than just flushed it.

[blue53]

pretty disgusting, I've always felt dirty in a hotel as it was. Let a lone now.

[biggdowgg]

when I was a younge, before I got my own place, I spent a couple night at the old ETT MAR ,now talk about feelling dirty........

[blue53]

Oh lord dogg, How long did it take to get rid of that rash, or did you

[orange-n-brown 365]

not even going to read it I have to stay in one next month...

[dazed&confused]

I travel for a living. I probably average 90-100 hotel nights a year. ALWAYS leave a $2 tip on mornings when you will be staying the next night. Otherwise, leave your coins you may collect during your stay the day you check out. And if something isn't right, complain! BTW, I take chlorine wipes with me and swab the tv clicker, all door knobs and everything you touch in the bathroom when I check in. No, I'm not Monk but a little peace of mind is priceless. One last tip, just throw the comforter on your bed on the floor and leave it there. They don't change the bedspreads!

[huedawg]

I would be willing to leave her a big tip if she came over here and cleaned in that little French Maid get up !