Redt2go
flower child
- Jan 5, 2019
- 1,643
To anyone who's tried to ctb in a hotel, does room service come by during the day time ? Or if I get a 2 day stay will I have 48 hours alone ?
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RainAndSadness
Administrator
- Jun 12, 2018
- 2,181
I think it depends on the hotel. You could send them an email and ask about it. I'll ask when I check into the hotel. It doesn't matter that much to me.
siray
the crucified
- Dec 28, 2018
- 178
You can ask for a do not disturb sign to place on the doorknob, but I doubt they'll give you an uninterrupted 48 hour break.
What is your method if you don't mind me asking?
What is your method if you don't mind me asking?
suffering
Too p*ssy to end it, too suicidal to leave
- Aug 17, 2018
- 398
From my experience, clumsy hotel employees can come even if you put the sign not to be disturbed. You can put the sign, call them to tell them DND because you are tired, close the door from the inside and maybe put a chair against the door just in case.
color_me_gone
Sun is rising
- Dec 27, 2018
- 969
You can leave a specific request at the front desk to not be disturbed your first day.
You will not need housekeeping to make your bed, or give you clean towels.
You should put the "Do not disturb sign" on the handle.
Many rooms in USA have latches which prevent anyone from outside to open, even with a key, so use that also.
I have done this, not to ctb, but I did go undisturbed the first day.
You will not need housekeeping to make your bed, or give you clean towels.
You should put the "Do not disturb sign" on the handle.
Many rooms in USA have latches which prevent anyone from outside to open, even with a key, so use that also.
I have done this, not to ctb, but I did go undisturbed the first day.
bigj75
“From Knowledge springs power."
- Sep 1, 2018
- 2,540
During the day. Your room has already been cleaned during the average checkin time. So they usually come in the next day trying to clean.
So you need to put the do not disturb sign up. They usually won't force themselves in until it's passed your checkout time.
So you need to put the do not disturb sign up. They usually won't force themselves in until it's passed your checkout time.
littlelady774
running on empty
- Dec 20, 2018
- 708
I used to be a hotel housekeeper. Here's how we did it:
On the first day the guest checks in, there is no need for cleaning service.
On the 2nd day, we knock on the door- usually sometime late morning, refresh towels, clean as needed.
"Stayover service" is usually done sometime late morning from the 2nd day on.
You can put a DND sign up to deny cleaning service. Make sure it's on the door securely so it doesn't get knocked onto the ground.
On the first day the guest checks in, there is no need for cleaning service.
On the 2nd day, we knock on the door- usually sometime late morning, refresh towels, clean as needed.
"Stayover service" is usually done sometime late morning from the 2nd day on.
You can put a DND sign up to deny cleaning service. Make sure it's on the door securely so it doesn't get knocked onto the ground.
As well as the dnd outside so youre not discovered too soon, it might also be a good idea to do it in the bathroom, with the door closed. And then have a large note stuck on the outside of the bathroom explaining youre dead. Just so the staff member doesnt have to see your body if they dont want to.
Redt2go
flower child
- Jan 5, 2019
- 1,643
Redt2go
flower child
- Jan 5, 2019
- 1,643
No I live at uni but it's lll be moving home for the summer. Planning to ctb during the transition. Hotel before moving home for good so it's not at uni and public. I want my death to be as private as possible. I just feel like it'd be cruel to die at home
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