Just imagined the wall dispensers for shampoo, conditioner and body wash looking like 3D versions of your User Pic (3 Tikis for those who may not see it) Then laughing as I realized that having lotions dispensing from such containers could be just wrong on several levels.
People like to bring them home. Use them in their guest bathrooms, stocking stuffers, send them off to local battered women's and homeless shelters. There are 1001 uses for some nice soaps at home.
I was wondering the same thing,but for our end if October trip, both at Poly and BLT, no dispensers, still small bottles. Thought that I read that there would be changes with wall dispensers?
Staying at Kidani now, they still have the small individual sizes. H2O+, all are 2 ounces:
My husband had to ask for a straw at Contempo Cafe at Contemporary,was underneath and a CM got it for him.
The "loud couple" on the other side left after the 4th night and that "noise" literally went on all 4 nights. The service cart noise happened our entire trip. I may also consider ear plugs although I dont like putting things in my ears.
We are looking for rooms that are a bit more quiet. We really dont want to book a savanna because we are not in the rooms enough to enjoy it. Is there a 5th floor on the Kidani side? Would top floor be the most quiet?
Last time we were there we were on the 4th floor and were kept up at night by a screaming child on one side, a couple doing their thing very loudly on the other and above us it sounded like a service area with housekeeping carts being rolled in and out all night. After 2 nights the screaming baby stopped. Poor thing must have been sick, because it was that kind of cry.
We are looking for rooms that are a bit more quiet. We really dont want to book a savanna because we are not in the rooms enough to enjoy it. Is there a 5th floor on the Kidani side? Would top floor be the most quiet?
Last time we were there we were on the 4th floor and were kept up at night by a screaming child on one side, a couple doing their thing very loudly on the other and above us it sounded like a service area with housekeeping carts being rolled in and out all night. After 2 nights the screaming baby stopped. Poor thing must have been sick, because it was that kind of cry.
We are looking for rooms that are a bit more quiet. We really dont want to book a savanna because we are not in the rooms enough to enjoy it. Is there a 5th floor on the Kidani side? Would top floor be the most quiet?
Last time we were there we were on the 4th floor and were kept up at night by a screaming child on one side, a couple doing their thing very loudly on the other and above us it sounded like a service area with housekeeping carts being rolled in and out all night. After 2 nights the screaming baby stopped. Poor thing must have been sick, because it was that kind of cry.
They handed me earplugs.
Interesting because I've never had that happen. Must've been the manager on duty, the one we've always dealt with is wonderful.
It was Kidani, the middle of the night (1am - ish) when I had finally had enough and made the 1/2 mile walk to the desk (should have driven, but the garage is spooky at night that far down the loop). They also sent a housekeeper to the room with another handful of earplugs so I have enough for a fortnight
It was Kidani, the middle of the night (1am - ish) when I had finally had enough and made the 1/2 mile walk to the desk (should have driven, but the garage is spooky at night that far down the loop). They also sent a housekeeper to the room with another handful of earplugs so I have enough for a fortnight
That little freebie wasn't in their brochure, was it?That reminds me of checking into a hotel and getting up to the room to discover a package of ear plugs on the night stand. Freeway side in Sacramento.
That little freebie wasn't in their brochure, was it?
