Last night, I drank too much and vomited in a bathroom in the hotel and asked the waiter to clean it

Some of them don't, but it's not easy for people, so I don't think it's too much dirty. Words are acceptable.

No, the services of 7 days, Homeinns, Hanting, Motel 168, etc. are very good.

When the waiter is the most basic position in the hotel, you have to do any job, cleaning should be your own job, and you want money, and you are not far from being fired.

Do you dare to argue with the boss's wife, don't you want this job?

You ask the hostess, don't you say that there is a special cleaner for cleaning

According to the regulations, there will be no waiter to clean from the time you give the key to the time you hand over the key, and you will clean it after you check out, even if you want to clean it, you will be informed that you will clean it in the case of you, otherwise it will violate your privacy, and it is an irregular hotel.

If it's cleaning, it's fine.

Unlike a general private residential lease, a hotel is a business place and cannot be defined as a simple "private space". Guests staying in the hotel should take care of their valuables, especially money, and should not be placed in an unmanned room. In the event of theft, it is necessary to report it to the hotel or the police as soon as possible to facilitate the investigation.

Guests pay the room fee and stay in the hotel, a contractual relationship has been formed, which requires the hotel to provide the guest with corresponding services, such as the room facilities are fully equipped and intact, which also includes cleaning services.

You can come, and guests should clean their own rooms when they are in the room.

Knock on the door, leave without anyone agreeing three times, wait for the next day to clean again, or keep an eye on you when you go out and come in and ask if you need to clean, if you are not in the room and did not tell the waiter that the room does not need to be cleaned, the sister-in-law can go in and clean at any time, what treasure do you have to be afraid of losing can be put at the front desk to keep the person who has chosen not to clean, if you are asked at the time you do not clean, at night or in the middle of the night to let the cleaning then do not pay attention to it, the waiter on duty generally will not change the sheets and covers, nor will they stay in your room for more than five minutes, and the door will not be closed, and some guests only wear briefs in the room, which will be very embarrassing.

They will go in and clean, but you can ask not to clean it.

If you stand in the guest's point of view, because during the period when the guest rents a room, the right to use the room belongs to the guest, and the guest's hidden rights and private rights cannot be violated, even if they are not there, this room is equivalent to the guest's own "home". Waiters [no] can enter the guest's room to clean up.

If you stand in the waiter's point of view, you think that the room belongs to the hotel + the waiter holds the room key + the hotel requires cleaning, so you don't need to contact the guest for permission, the waiter [can] casually enter the guest's room to clean.

The waiter's "uninvited" entry into the room to clean is a phenomenon that exists in most hotels at present, and has become a practice in the hotel industry to wantonly violate the privacy of guests.

It is recommended that people who have not done the hotel industry do not subjectively reply to questions, I can tell you very responsibly that it is okay, and there are two ways of thinking about the problem you said, if the waiter directly uses the room card to open the door and enter the room after knocking, this is not right, if you are in the room The waiter also knocks on the door, she uses the door card to open the door and enter the room, which is not a violation (for example, you are sleeping in the room, and the room attendant will generally apologize and close the door at this time). You can think about it, if a guest wants to commit suicide in the room, he pays the room fee for 5 days, if the hotel has not been to his room for 5 days, something happens, how to calculate this responsibility. The hotel industry has a very clear DND (i.e., rooms with a Do Not Disturb sign) handling process, and one of his requirements is that the room foreman must be on the room with a Do Not Disturb sign at 14:00 the next day

Be sure to check before 30 minutes, and the purpose of the confirmation is to enter the room for an examination. The second situation is that you are not in the room, the eldest sister to your room to clean and continue to live, if you clearly tell the guest room eldest sister that my room does not need to be cleaned, he still went in, and lost or damaged any of your belongings, or found out what your privacy this you can find the hotel. If you don't tell the front desk or housekeeping staff that he has cleaned your room, that's normal because it's his job to clean it.

I also hope that everyone knows that the hotel is a public place, and the hotel's surveillance will be monitored 24 hours a day from the moment you enter the hotel, can you say that the hotel has encroached on your portrait rights? Finally, in response to your questions, if you have valuables, the best way is to hand them over to the front desk for safekeeping, or put them in the safe deposit box at the front desk, these are good ways and the hotel generally does not charge fees, it is not safe to put it in the room, I hope it will be helpful to your questions.

There will be no fine, but the cleaning fee will be deducted from the deposit.

There will be no fines, only money in the deposit.

Yes, if you can't wash it off, you will be deducted.

No, tip the staff in charge and you won't have a squirt.

No, it's okay if it's not damaged.

It's normal to be dirty.

That's okay, he was going to wash it, and he would wash it when he spit it out, and he wouldn't wash it if he didn't spit it out, and it looked white and spread it again.

There shouldn't be much that will be deducted.

Bed linen cleaning fee, not a lot.

Cover the vomit place and find something, and then go to check out and can't find it.

Clean up casually yourself, as long as it's not obvious.

If people don't react much after waking up, it means that they are willing to you.

As long as the other party is willing to do it at that time, it's fine.

This thing really has to be different from person to person Other people's methods can only have a temporary effect If you want to go long term You still have to learn this knowledge yourself Everything for your own use In the face of women, you will be invincible What you want to learn Go and shout at her mystery.

Yes? A female colleague didn't give you a fee?

Someone will come, but it's basically just a matter of tidying up the bed, cleaning the bathroom, and taking out the trash, and nothing else will be touched.

In my experience, he should have changed disposable items such as toothbrush, toothpaste, and slippers every day. And of course, throwing out the garbage. If you are staying in a regular hotel, you don't have to worry about luggage.

Luggage is safe, and valuable and important items are still good to carry.

There is an element of uncertainty in the case of someone involved, and you can hang a Do Not Disturb sign and refuse the waiter to clean the room.

Regardless of whether it is safe or not, it is better to carry valuables with you, after all, it is indispensable to defend against people.

You can apply not to allow them to clean it.

It's better to bring valuables with you, and you have to be careful about safety, right?