1 posted on
09/30/2006 2:08:59 PM PDT by
ml/nj
To: ml/nj
OH they are giving rid of Smoking room ML
They are all Hilton are going non smoking rooms by year 2007 that was in LA Times back in July because of demand by travlers want non smoking room
2 posted on
09/30/2006 2:11:12 PM PDT by
SevenofNine
(I'd rather hunt with Dick Cheney than ride with Ted Kennedy)
To: ml/nj
I'm surprised you could get a smoking room here in Cali. The only places I know you can smoke inside here are tobacco shops and Indian casinos.
3 posted on
09/30/2006 2:12:12 PM PDT by
steveo
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To: ml/nj
I always get the opposite response. When I ask for a non smoking room I am usually told they are all taken and only smoking rooms are available. I am not talking about CA or the Hilton specifically, just rooms in general.
4 posted on
09/30/2006 2:15:35 PM PDT by
Ditter
To: ml/nj; patton
patton has traveled alot. stayed in hiltons all over the
country too. when they tell him they are out of smoking
rooms, he pulls out the multitude of gold cards he has
for competitors. somehow they seem to mysteriously find
him a smoking room. ;)
5 posted on
09/30/2006 2:17:46 PM PDT by
leda
(Life is always what you make it!)
To: ml/nj
Face the facts, man, you've got a large target hung around your neck. You are a prime target of the people who know better than you.
To: Just another Joe; Madame Dufarge; Cantiloper; metesky; Judith Anne; lockjaw02; Mears; CSM; ...
ping for your consideration
11 posted on
09/30/2006 3:55:31 PM PDT by
ml/nj
To: ml/nj
Since I'm pretty much only staying in hotels in California, it's hard to say if it is only a California thing or not. But more and more we're coming across entire hotels that have no smoking rooms at all. Holiday Inn Express seems to be the worst at it; haven't found one yet that offers smoking rooms.
Hilton in Bakersfield usually has plenty of smoking rooms available, the one in Arcadia is run by the local smoking busybody (who wants to make 'smoking sections' at Santa Anita, last I heard...)
Truth be told, it's really starting to tick me off. Charge $120 a night for a room where you can pay extra for just about everything. If it wasn't for Hotwire.com, I probably wouldn't even bother staying at a Hilton again. Service at all of their properties has dropped through the floor in most of the Southern California locations I've stayed at.
12 posted on
09/30/2006 4:34:37 PM PDT by
kingu
(No, I don't use sarcasm tags - it confuses people.)
To: Cagey
...am I wrong in what I told you?
To: ml/nj
Do what I do.
Smoke in it anyway.
Dispose of the butts outside of the room.
Leave a $20.00 tip for the maid.
I've never incurred their stupid 'cleaning charge' once.
L
18 posted on
09/30/2006 5:39:27 PM PDT by
Lurker
(islam is not a religion. It's the new face of Fascism in our time. We ignore it at our peril.)
To: ml/nj
The Westin Hotel Chains are also smoke free now. Which include the Marrioritt's. (spelling)
26 posted on
10/01/2006 4:52:25 AM PDT by
SheLion
("If you're legal, you can fly with the Eagle!" - Michael Anthony)
To: ml/nj; All
28 posted on
10/01/2006 4:56:24 AM PDT by
SheLion
("If you're legal, you can fly with the Eagle!" - Michael Anthony)
To: ml/nj
This time I asked how many designated smoking rooms they had, and the clerk told me they had 30.Sometimes they don't even have that many fools, as I stayed in a Hilton in Portland recently and they had to put me in a chimney person's room, all non-smoking filled even tho' they told me 95% of the rooms were non-smoking. Say, what if you wind up being the last person doing an imittion of a chimney in the better circles?
BTW, the hotels would prefer no smoking rooms at all, smokers being the slobs they are. I've talked to upper management, I'm not just blowing smoke.
36 posted on
10/01/2006 4:33:05 PM PDT by
at bay
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