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And they are ironing their stuff on their own in their hotel room? Isn’t there a service for that?
by echoangle 2y ago
And they are ironing their stuff on their own in their hotel room? Isn’t there a service for that?
- ghaff 2y agoCosts money (which may or may not be reimbursed) and time. Providing an ironing board and iron are cheap and, while doubtless less common than it used to be, is probably something some number of people expect. (I've never personally used them in a hotel.)
- throwaway173738 2y agoYeah if the hotel is nice enough then usually you can have suits and shirts pressed for a fee. If they don’t have on-site “wash-and-fold” then they probably won’t press clothes either.
- appreciatorBus 2y agoSure, but if your company isn’t going to pay it, then you are going to prefer to iron it yourself. :)
- blincoln 2y agoHotel laundry services of any kind are unbelievably expensive in my experience. Usually US$10-30 per item, or the local equivalent, with e.g. socks and underwear being at the low end, slacks and collared shirts at the high end. Dry cleaning, of course, is a significant premium beyond that. I thought it was just a US thing when I was younger, but I've found it to be true even in other countries.
- lazide 2y agoNot at 2am when their flight lands, and they have a meeting the next morning.