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NYC housekeeping coming in and using phone?
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During a recent stay in a New York hotel, we encountered a curious situation with housekeeping. Despite placing a "Do Not Disturb" sign on our door, a housekeeping worker knocked and offered to clean our room. We declined, but she insisted on bringing towels and took out the garbage. What struck us as odd was her use of the hotel phone; she clicked a few numbers before leaving with it for several minutes.
We’re staying in a hotel in New York. We put the do not disturb sign on our door indicating that we didn’t want our room cleaned.
A housekeeping worker saw us walk by and return to our room, then knocked on our door and asked if we wanted our room cleaned. We said no and she said “Let me get you some towels.” She came in and changed the towels took the garbage out but what was weird was that she took the hotel phone, clicked a few numbers on it, then left the room with the phone for like a good three minutes and then came back and put it back. What does this mean? The vibe was weird. It was odd that she kind of insisted on coming in.
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