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I recently stayed in a hotel where I realized I didn't have any cash on me. I just hung the DND sign on the door and handled my own housekeeping. Still felt ba
by function_seven 8y ago
I recently stayed in a hotel where I realized I didn't have any cash on me. I just hung the DND sign on the door and handled my own housekeeping.
Still felt bad when I checked out and still didn't have anything to leave.
- paulie_a 8y agoSince when is tipping the housekeeping staff expected. I have never heard of that before. They are employees of the hotel (or third party contractor) to do work in a hotel. They are paid money for that.
- function_seven 8y ago> They are employees of the hotel (or third party contractor) to do work in a hotel. They are paid money for that. That’s not any different than pizza delivery drivers, waiters, or car wash employees. In any case, yeah, tipping your housekeeper is a common thing. Maybe not as common as I thought.
- paulie_a 8y agoWhile I don't mind tipping a waiter for great service I don't see delivery drivers and car wash employees are included. A tip is just that, "great job, here is a little something extra for yourself" it should not be expected. I give a gratuity to my door man at Christmas because he goes the extra mile and is awesome. I don't necessarily give the same to the others. Tips/gratuities are for going above and beyond, not just providing the service they are paid to do.