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Unread 29-04-2011, 09:21
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Re: Respectful to other guests in your hotel
I know that I've posted this once before but when it comes to showing respect for the hotel and for the guests staying at the hotel, I'm often reminded of a hotel where we stayed. It was the mainstay for family and loved ones of gravely ill patients at a nearby hospital. It was also a place for the patients to stay while waiting for treatment and had to be near the hospital. All guests were asked to be quiet and respectful and there was a hall curfew set in place by the hotel that we were all asked to observe. It was a beautiful hotel with a delicious breakfast and some of us felt it was a privilege to be there. I did have to put a nerf football in timeout and have one or two quiet conversations with a couple of students on the first morning but, after that, everything went smoothly on our end of it and we were invited back each year. For me, it felt like a honor to be invited back.

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