I always leave them a tip. A simple note that says "don't look under the bed".
Yes, $5 per night.
Depends on how messy the romp with the missus was. Good prep, no mess. Sometimes, though.....
Only seems right to leave a little cash if the staff has to deal with the sheets in that condition.
Only seems right to leave a little cash if the staff has to deal with the sheets in that condition.
Usually, one night used to be $5, but I have been leaving $7 recently.
In the 1980s and 1990s used to be $2 per night.
In the 1980s and 1990s used to be $2 per night.
nope..... I agree tipping is out of control....it has become much like the dudes on the side of the road. After 45 years of retail work the only tip I ever received was "your trousers are unzipped"
we always do - if not for quality of service - just to show appreciation for them actually working for a living
I do, on the rare occasions that we travel. Also a very short thank-you note. Mom was a waitress for most of my young life. I'm sensitive to "personal service." YMMV
If you've ever been on a ship, tipping can shock ya.
I don't tip for one night @motel.
I don't tip for one night @motel.
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I do unless there was an issue with the room. I also tip for food pick even though no one “waited on” me per se.
I do this because I see it as part of my annual charity. I enjoy blessing others with the abundance God has given me and that doesn’t always mean 100% as a check to my church.
I do this because I see it as part of my annual charity. I enjoy blessing others with the abundance God has given me and that doesn’t always mean 100% as a check to my church.
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