My former employer did weeklong training, and one year they choose a vendor who utilized the GCH. Honestly… it felt no different than going into the office everyday.
The food will vary based upon the package the host purchases, but don’t expect the quality, selection and presentation you would as a GCH guest.
For example, we received a continental breakfast. It was always fruit, yogurt, donuts, etc. The donuts weren’t something you’d find in the hotel or parks, so I suspect they had alternate catering for conferences. We then received a hot snack - sliders, tenders, etc. in the final hour, we’d receive a sweet - usually cookies, and again, not the type you’d find outside the hotel.
Most years the conferences were in Las Vegas and the food was amazing…
The food will vary based upon the package the host purchases, but don’t expect the quality, selection and presentation you would as a GCH guest.
For example, we received a continental breakfast. It was always fruit, yogurt, donuts, etc. The donuts weren’t something you’d find in the hotel or parks, so I suspect they had alternate catering for conferences. We then received a hot snack - sliders, tenders, etc. in the final hour, we’d receive a sweet - usually cookies, and again, not the type you’d find outside the hotel.
Most years the conferences were in Las Vegas and the food was amazing…
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. I can't imagine that many people need a shoe mitt? Do you often buff your shoes at DLR? I actually really like the hair care products though I liked them a lot better when they came in bottles and not dispensers anchored to the shower wall. I also prefer bar soap to the liquid kind they provide in the dispenser so I'm glad they give you a bar, even if it is small. There's a shower cap with a hair tie and I've gotten a comb as well but I'm not sure if they still have those. When I was there, in December, there were 2 little bottles of lavendar soothing oil left for us on the nightstand. We didn't get that last month. 
