A Second Open Letter to Hotels
June 7th, 2010 - Uncategorized - 12 Comments »Click here to read my first Open Letter to Hotels.
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Dear Hotels,
Thank you for your infinite towel supply and for making my bed on a daily basis. There are, however, a few things you could do to improve the experience for those of us who have chosen you over the 12 other hotels on this exact street corner.
1. Please choose an appropriate height for your shower head.
If a 5’11″ man wants to rinse the shampoo out of his hair, under no circumstance should he have to do a naked wall sit in order for that to happen. Naked wall sits should be reserved for the privacy of one’s own home.
2. Please trust me with your hangers.
I promise I won’t steal your clothes hangers. Seriously. All you’re doing by permanently attaching them to the closet rod is causing people to want them more. Oh, and while we’re at it, now you’re sewing pillows onto your chairs? Is throw pillow theft a bigger deal than I thought?
3. Please chill out with the shower caps.
I’d be willing to bet my life savings that the only people in the world who still use shower caps have packed their own. There is no need for them to be standard issue right next to my mini bottles of shampoo, body lotion and mouthwash. Put all that money you’ll save towards an extra comforter washing or two.
4. Please stop insisting that your $12.95 breakfast buffet is a great deal.
I don’t know what you think the going rate is for limp bacon and bouncy eggs, but your shooting a tad high. I know, I know – you think it’s worth it because you have that cool conveyer belt toaster and endless supply of batter cups for the waffle maker, but you’re wrong. At least trick me into thinking it’s free and sneak that $12.95 into the price of my bottled water.
5. Please choose a shower faucet that idiots can figure out.
If I have to spend more than 1.5 seconds figuring out A) how to turn the water on, or B) how to make it hot, you’ve chosen the wrong one. It is never acceptable for me to have to use two hands at this point in my showering process.
If you could go ahead and take care of those things before my next stay, I’d appreciate it.
Sincerely,
Tyler Stanton
Anything else that should be added to the list before I send it off?
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