No more lotion...

[snappy]

this past march I couldn't get Shower Gel at POR, I keep asking for it and they kept bringing me lotion

So that’s why none of the resorts have any option. At least we know

 

[Kae]

So that’s why none of the resorts have any option. At least we know

My bad...

 

[snappy]

My bad...

We forgive you.

 

[CJK]

Just returned from Grand Floridian (non-club room) and there was no lotion.

 

[AngiTN]

Staying at the Gran Destino Tower. Deluxe Suites have the lotions.

I bet they still have some and when their stock is gone, it will be gone too.

 

[AngiTN]

Yes, I was. Hopefully they will continue to provide them.

There was no mint foot cream in our BWI Deluxe CL room this weekend. They had it in July but it's out of stock now.
I imagine this is how it's working all over, some have them till they run through all their stock, then it will go.

 

[cwis]

I bet they still have some and when their stock is gone, it will be gone too.

I wouldn't be surprised if that is indeed the case. Just wanting to report in case of someone checking in here in a very near future!

 

[smcabee]

I think someone said Ted Levine was at the resorts lately.

 

[wdw4rfam]

At AKL right now and just called housekeeping and was told no more lotion. They said they are no longer providing it at any resort and I can buy some in the gift shop if I need it.

 

[snappy]

If it can’t be bolted to the shower, I guess we can forget it.

 

[gratefulfred]

I stayed at a days inn two nights ago and they had it. So Disney can’t provide what is normally provided by every other hotel or motel I’ve ever been too. The way they are headed they really should remove the word resort from all their onsite hotels and motels

 

[snappy]

We are staying in a suite with a wet bar at a new Hampton inn and suites in east Dallas to attend my aunt’s funeral. $94 a night with a AAA rate. Neutrogena products including hand lotion. Neutrogena seems to be the go to products for Hampton. We earned Hilton points, got 2 large cookies out of the oven and bottles of water when we checked in. Certainly no resort but it’s a large clean room. Main thing is it’s convenient to where my relatives live.

 

[writerguyfl]

I use it if provided, if not I’ll bring my own

That only works if you know in advance. As other folks mentioned, virtually all mid-level hotels in the United States provide lotion as a basic amenity. It's not normal for anyone to have to check to see if their hotel is going to provide basic amenities.

 

[ScubaCat]

We are staying in a suite with a wet bar at a new Hampton inn and suites in east Dallas to attend my aunt’s funeral. $94 a night with a AAA rate. Neutrogena products including hand lotion. Neutrogena seems to be the go to products for Hampton. We earned Hilton points, got 2 large cookies out of the oven and bottles of water when we checked in. Certainly no resort but it’s a large clean room. Main thing is it’s convenient to where my relatives live.

I get to experience that "Hamptonality" about 75 nights a year. Sure it doesn't compare to the Beach Club but there are certain things that hospitality companies who's primary business is hotels just do better. Fact is, a lot of what we pay for is location and convenience, especially at Disney hotels.

Heck, Hampton Inns are now rolling out multiple waffle batter flavors now. Granted nothing beats mickey waffles, but cinnamon roll waffles are tasty!

 

[snappy]

I will spend about 60 days in a hotel or Airbnb this year, hopefully more, only a few days of which in Orlando. So far poly is the one with no lotion. 75 days is a lot and I did that one year while working in Denver. The company put us up in an historic hotel downtown, the Brown palace. Rooms were lovely and amenities were many. Close to the office, trams around the downtown area to shopping and restaurants. Location is everything. And luckily we have found offsite hotels and time shares at WDW as close as any onsite hotel.

By the way I tried a waffle here this morning, it was the donut flavor, and not Mickey but I was treated to a waffle in the shape of Texas. And it was free.

 

[Disneylover99]

I get to experience that "Hamptonality" about 75 nights a year. Sure it doesn't compare to the Beach Club but there are certain things that hospitality companies who's primary business is hotels just do better. Fact is, a lot of what we pay for is location and convenience, especially at Disney hotels.

Heck, Hampton Inns are now rolling out multiple waffle batter flavors now. Granted nothing beats mickey waffles, but cinnamon roll waffles are tasty!

We are driving home from Florida right now and this is our second night at a Hampton. They also have delicious mango and berry smoothies at breakfast now.

 

[Farro]

Has anyone contacted guest services or anything? Not that I'm actually concerned, but maybe they are changing out brands or product lines and perhaps you can get answers. guest.services@disneyworld.com

Or at least let them know it's a pretty lame move.

 

[TavieP]

I've emailed them. We'll see what they say.

 

[sheila14]

Someone just posted a video on YouTube that they toured their CSR room Casita building and lotion was on the bathroom counter.

 

[auntfrannie]

Yes it's new. We were at BWI July, 17-20. There was lotion
Just checked out, no lotion. I still have a strong inkling that there is some change afoot. Brand, scent, packaging, or some combo of the 3. It's not the first time there was a lull in products

Yep. When I was there in March there were a lot of amenities: body wash, shampoo, conditioner, bar soap, toothbrush kits, shave kits, foot cream, body lotion, kits with cotton swabs and cotton balls, and something else. In August there was no lotion, foot cream or shave kits. There also wasn't a notepad or pen! I asked housekeeping for the missing items and they provided them but the amenities were readily replaced. It's disappointing.