Is it ok to refuse housekeeping services at a hotel?

9/7/2015 12:05:09 AM

5 Days is at the limit for most hotels other than long-stay hotels – they will want to check that their room is still ok. You can ask them – they might be ok with it. And you can certainly get 3 days without room service at most hotels. Just be aware that past 3 days, they will probably want to enter your room even if you have your DND sign, and they may require it as one of the listed conditions..

9/7/2015 2:19:12 PM

Yes, just hang the “DO NOT DISTURB” sign on the outside of the door. That’s what it’s for. You can tell the front desk as well in case it falls off. The comments below emphasise it is important to tell the front desk if you are staying for several days.

If you need any fresh towels or toiletries, or you want the bedding changed or anything like this, you can phone the front desk to arrange for it to be done at your convenience. (Perhaps when taking the dog for a walk.)

9/5/2015 12:34:06 PM

I think it is perfectly okay to reject housekeeping services at a hotel. I do this all the time. On arrival I set it up that the room is only serviced “on request” that way my things and other stuff doesn’t get disturbed. And most hotels are generally very happy to comply and appreciate it.

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