Why Hotel ‘Do Not Disturb’ Signs Are Disappearing
Your right to sleeping in may come second to some bigger issues.
Travelers who crave privacy in their hotel room can’t count on doorhangers to keep staff out anymore. First Disney tweaked the words on its doorhangers, swapping out “Do Not Disturb” and replacing it with “Room Occupied.” This subtle adjustment was intended to remind guests of a new corporate policy, dictating that staffers must inspect rooms every 24 hours without exception. (If the sign lingers longer, staff will simply knock, and announce themselves, before entering.)
Why Hotel ‘Do Not Disturb’ Signs Are Disappearing
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