Drying My Hands With a Wash Cloth is sure GREAT!!!

[RescueRanger]

pryncessmom- If I was paying $400 a night, drying my hands wouldn't be the only thing they would be doing for me.

 

[MermaidsMom]

I'll bet the food at V&A is "somewhat" better than the food court at the All Star's too. You get what you pay for!

 

[J.C.&ALI'SMOM]

I've been to some restaurants (not V&A's) that would be considered top quality dining experiences and their restrooms offered cloth towels and a whole lot more. Perfume, hair spray, hand cream, etc. Maybe they think that those who dine there would expect at least that type of extra and provide the cloth towels.

 

[Terry S]

I loved the rolled up wash clothes. I agree it is part of what you pay for. After my first visit to the Beach Club, I immediately came home bought a bunch of White Wash Clothes and they are now rolled up in my bathroom, and staked into a nice little pyramid.

 

[Madi100]

I thinik that the saying "you get what you pay" is a poor excuse. The little sign at the All Stars does not say "Because you are only paying $79 a night instead of the $400 a night, we'd like to ask you to reuse your towel". They have that sign there to conserve water. It shouldn't matter how much you pay, they should ask all people to conserve. I completely understand the OP's point, and it is kinda "funny".

 

[Terry S]

Do you really think that if their intention was to save money they would put a sign there that said "your only paying $79 a night, please reuse your towel". No, some suit said "hey, we make it sound like we are conserving and people will love us for it, maybe they won't realize we are just trying to save money". Its all about the bottom line!

By the way, I agree we should all conserve, but I just don't beleive that is what they are doing if for!

 

[patsal]

When I stay in a deluxe I still get the little note from J.Cricket suggesting that I decide if I want to re-use or get fresh towels. I figure when I'm staying budget they have to do things to keep costs down.

 

[Efastpitch]

Originally posted by Madi100
I thinik that the saying "you get what you pay" is a poor excuse. The little sign at the All Stars does not say "Because you are only paying $79 a night instead of the $400 a night, we'd like to ask you to reuse your towel". They have that sign there to conserve water. It shouldn't matter how much you pay, they should ask all people to conserve. I completely understand the OP's point, and it is kinda "funny".

Way to serious.

 

[Madi100]

You are right. It is kinda serious. I fixed it. Is this better?


I think that the saying "you get what you pay" is a poor excuse. The little sign at the All Stars does not say "Because you are only paying $79 a night instead of the $400 a night, we'd like to ask you to reuse your towel". They have that sign there to conserve water. It shouldn't matter how much you pay, they should ask all people to conserve. I completely understand the OP's point, and it is kinda "funny".

 

[Efastpitch]

Originally posted by Madi100
You are right. It is kinda serious. I fixed it. Is this better?


I think that the saying "you get what you pay" is a poor excuse. The little sign at the All Stars does not say "Because you are only paying $79 a night instead of the $400 a night, we'd like to ask you to reuse your towel". They have that sign there to conserve water. It shouldn't matter how much you pay, they should ask all people to conserve. I completely understand the OP's point, and it is kinda "funny".

Much Better.

 

[bobcat]

My favorite was the towels at the entrance of AKL one afternoon when it was raining. It was nice to be able to dry off if you needed to before hitting the air conditioning.

 

[Poohs Pal]

I recemtly took my DSIS on her first trip to WDW. We stayed YC concierge and out of all of WDW she was most impressed with those wash clothes in the guest restroom . She doesn't get out much either(lol). Susan