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But it's not standard procedure at any hotel. So far it has only been reported of it happening in Vegas. Move DEFCON to somewhere else next year in protest.
by admax88q 8y ago
But it's not standard procedure at any hotel. So far it has only been reported of it happening in Vegas.
Move DEFCON to somewhere else next year in protest. Then they might learn their lesson.
- ryandrake 8y agoI guarantee other hotel chains will be watching this situation with great interest. If Caesars suffers no consequences, then they will all see it as a green light that they can also treat their customers this way, and soon it will be normalized.
- emodendroket 8y agoPrecisely my thoughts
- objectivetruth 8y agoI'm surprised more people aren't saying this, but: I've had this happen over the years at multiple large, "upscale" hotels belonging to national chains across the US. I usually leave the "Do Not Disturb" sign up the entire time I'm in a hotel. (I'm paranoid about having my electronics stolen when I leave for meals, and I usually work during the day in my hotel room when housekeeping is coming in, and I don't want to be interrupted. Besides, I bring my own towels and toiletries so I don't need anything from them.) I've always been told it's a safety thing and that makes sense to me -- usually, it's a manager who calls and requests just to stick their head in every five days, while I'm there, and they're completely understanding of my fear of theft.