Originally Posted by
mahasamatman
True to their namesake, denying the facts.
I hope all these findings go straight to the Department of Health.
Look, at least they changed the sheets and towels. That is more than the other hotels did... perplexed they did not change the pillow case.. where did that go while they changed the sheets, on the floor? Wow... anyway, not saying it is right, but the fact is, the Trump Hotel performed better than the other two... they all still failed.
These findings should not surprise anyone. Travel at your own risk. Inspect your room. Nothing different than before. Given surface contamination is not as much of a concern for Coronavirus as initially thought, it is still a risk for other viruses/sicknesses as it always has been.
Getting to the point where hotels can't even get staff to make beds/change sheets properly. Maybe they should just distribute sheets to guests at check in, in sealed plastic bags, and guests make their own bed.
I am a little curious how the news story was able to check in the next day and get the exact same room. Aren't there rules that rooms are supposed to be vacant for a certain number of days between guests and vacant for a certain number of hours/days before housekeeping even enters the room? Or do those not apply in NY?