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Pineedles · 09-15-2006, 08:23 PM

As a practical vehicle to encourage folks to leave their homes for a more expensive and yet outworldly experience without a concious thought to the true tally of the experience, tipping is the proprieter's dream.

For the young person's who wallet or purse that waitstaffs, it is the difference of $5.00 per hour or $17.00 per hour. " It really does fluctuate this much, night to night".

I would leave it to the diner or guest to decide what they wanted to leave as a tip in either a dinning or an overnight situation. The mystery hotel sounds like they are experimenting with a new maximum diner rule, for rooms though.

Personaly, I find it offensive and would, after getting no relief from the management, would never frequent the hotel again. Guest or no guest.

09-15-2006, 08:23 PM	#17
Pineedles Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Moultonborough & CT Posts: 2,536 Thanks: 1,060 Thanked 652 Times in 363 Posts	Tipping As a practical vehicle to encourage folks to leave their homes for a more expensive and yet outworldly experience without a concious thought to the true tally of the experience, tipping is the proprieter's dream. For the young person's who wallet or purse that waitstaffs, it is the difference of $5.00 per hour or $17.00 per hour. " It really does fluctuate this much, night to night". I would leave it to the diner or guest to decide what they wanted to leave as a tip in either a dinning or an overnight situation. The mystery hotel sounds like they are experimenting with a new maximum diner rule, for rooms though. Personaly, I find it offensive and would, after getting no relief from the management, would never frequent the hotel again. Guest or no guest.