Nope, I think there are only two or three. We often stay standard view and have never had this problem before. Typically we're further down the hall to the right of the porte cochere/big shared balcony and those rooms have been much quieter.
In November we got hot food at Hurricane Hannas's.
Yes I was there in December. I had Hanna Cheeseburger. People next to me had rings and other hot apps. Everything was open.
Toiletries are still provided - as of now, it's still H20 in the rooms - who knows how much back stock Disney has of it before they switch to something new.It's been almost 3 years since I've been to Disney (I had my last trip interrupted when the parks closed in March 2020). DH and I are FINALLY making a return trip, staying at the Yacht Club from March 9-18, and I have a couple of questions.
First, are in room toiletries still provided (shampoo, conditioner, body wash, soap)? I know that the H2O line has been discontinued but I wasn't sure if that had impacted the resorts yet and/or if a new line of products is appearing. Basically, I don't want to pack 10 days' worth of shower essentials if Disney's still providing something in room
Also, I've read that, since the last time I stayed at Disney, mousekeeping is no longer considered a "tipped" position. Does anyone know if that's the case and/or know what's considered appropriate here? The last time I stayed at the Beach Club, it was our habit to leave a tip of $4-5 per day for mousekeeping and I'm more than happy to keep tipping if it's still the norm. I'm coming from Canada so don't normally carry US cash and just want to make sure I get enough from the bank before our trip. Would love to know what others are doing with regards to mousekeeping tips
We've always left a tip for housekeeping on our departure day. The deluxe resorts are supposed to once again have full housekeeping services, like it was before the pandemic.
As far as I know, there has been no change to how mousekeeping is categorized. Some people tip mousekeeping, some people don't. It can be kind of a hot button topic -- one of those things that many people are absolutely positively convinced that they are right and anybody who says otherwise is wrong (for both sides of the argument).Also, I've read that, since the last time I stayed at Disney, mousekeeping is no longer considered a "tipped" position. Does anyone know if that's the case and/or know what's considered appropriate here? The last time I stayed at the Beach Club, it was our habit to leave a tip of $4-5 per day for mousekeeping and I'm more than happy to keep tipping if it's still the norm. I'm coming from Canada so don't normally carry US cash and just want to make sure I get enough from the bank before our trip. Would love to know what others are doing with regards to mousekeeping tips
I was at the YC CL for 11 days in December. Housekeeping was dally. I tipped 20 on my 4th, 8th and last day. H2O products were available daily. However I don’t know if CL was different than non CL I had soaps, shampoo, conditioner, mouthwash, toothpaste and toothbrushes, shower caps, body lotion and body wash. All individually available not in attached bottles on the wall. Hope this helps.It's been almost 3 years since I've been to Disney (I had my last trip interrupted when the parks closed in March 2020). DH and I are FINALLY making a return trip, staying at the Yacht Club from March 9-18, and I have a couple of questions.
First, are in room toiletries still provided (shampoo, conditioner, body wash, soap)? I know that the H2O line has been discontinued but I wasn't sure if that had impacted the resorts yet and/or if a new line of products is appearing. Basically, I don't want to pack 10 days' worth of shower essentials if Disney's still providing something in room
Also, I've read that, since the last time I stayed at Disney, mousekeeping is no longer considered a "tipped" position. Does anyone know if that's the case and/or know what's considered appropriate here? The last time I stayed at the Beach Club, it was our habit to leave a tip of $4-5 per day for mousekeeping and I'm more than happy to keep tipping if it's still the norm. I'm coming from Canada so don't normally carry US cash and just want to make sure I get enough from the bank before our trip. Would love to know what others are doing with regards to mousekeeping tips
Hello fellow Canadian! In the states I tend to leave $5/day for housekeeping.Also, I've read that, since the last time I stayed at Disney, mousekeeping is no longer considered a "tipped" position. Does anyone know if that's the case and/or know what's considered appropriate here? The last time I stayed at the Beach Club, it was our habit to leave a tip of $4-5 per day for mousekeeping and I'm more than happy to keep tipping if it's still the norm. I'm coming from Canada so don't normally carry US cash and just want to make sure I get enough from the bank before our trip. Would love to know what others are doing with regards to mousekeeping tips
Many guests tip on checkout day or add an extra tip amount since this is usually the day the mousekeeper spends the most time cleaning your room to prepare it for the next guests.
Club level rooms receive more toiletries than regular rooms. The non-club level rooms don't have things like toothbrushes and toothpaste, etc. But I would think that if you are in a regular room and forgot your toothbrush, housekeeper might be able to bring one to you.
If they can't make change then the Marketplace can.
Ah, got it.
My husband does this all the time at the front des at the Boardwalk Inn.
I'll be staying at BCV April 7-11 (Poly from 11-15)With the help of @disneyfan150 I have FINALLY updated the BOG list.
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