Beyond disgusting

It wasn't a bag of shite.
Seems a game of telephone has emerged in this imaginary scenario.

Have you since spoken to the hotel manager to get them kicked out of the hotel?

A decent person wouldn’t leave a bag full of shite in a hallway

I’m wondering if the username was chosen especially for this response…

You deserve nothing but applause. How disgusting! How that is normal anywhere defies understanding.

You are enforcing the boundaries of decency with these revolting people. If you’d let it go they would keep doing it. So very well done you!

Probably because from a non confrontational view, it seems nicer 🤷🏼‍♀️

But yeah sure knock to the door will work too. And in France, live like French people and they will defo have knocked at the door to make you bin it so…all in all 👌🏼

the « bad comments » were obviously happen as you chose confrontation. Noone is wrong…a very different point of view though!

I've never come across this sort of behaviour anywhere! And certainly not regarded as normal.

It might be normal behaviour in America, but the point is that it's indecent behaviour.

Just back from a holiday. We took Ocado single use shopping bags with us as a makeshift nappy bin. Kept in bathroom. Took outside hotel to a litter bin when it smelt. Common decency and good sense.

I live in the US , their behavior is not normal.

None of my american friends would do this. CF behaviour of the highest order.

This is absolutely NOT typical American behaviour!! I've stayed in many, many hotels there and have never come across this.

People sure are getting worked up about something that never happened... 🤔

Bet they are all f*cking Trump supporters!!

That’s right. Guests are often on pressed timetables and without the wherewithal to clean up after themselves in the normal way. In the circumstances, I’d have taken them out to a street bin, but it will be far from the worst thing cleaning staff have grappled with.
Im sorry: when it comes to the race to the bottom I think Britain got there first this time; US only second place.

If the poo was contained in the nappies and not over the floor where they were left they aren’t that bad to deal with. Chambermaids deal with a lot worse when cleaning rooms after guests leave. Especially if those guests have been ill.

Well done OP. They are really disgusting. No-one in their right mind would think this is acceptable behaviour.

This is the first post I even vaguely relate to.

Yes it was foul - of course it was.

But I’m cringing at the way you handled it. Kicked them into the room?!

Honestly, you sound really rough and crass… I’m sorry. 🤷🏻‍♀️ I don’t see why people are applauding you ( or, tbh, how you came on here clearly looking to be applauded.) Why do so many people now think two wrongs make a right? It’s the beginning of a disintegration of society.

That is beyond disgusting!
In all my years of dining out, or staying in hotels, I have, thankfully, never come across anything like this. I have seen people get very drunk in pubs, but not to that extent.
In my opinion, I can say that this isn’t normal behaviour in the UK. Even in pubs where people can get very drunk, they are usually just a loud-mouthed pain in the a*se. Please don’t think we are all like it.

The manager was right!

Hope you didn’t , though!

What review would you give a hotel that didn’t clean up after customers because it was degrading for the staff? Seriously there are customers who don’t keep their rooms and/shared spaces in a clean way. Obviously this is wrong. Think of it as being like littering at a concert venue or on a plane. This mess has to be cleaned up for the next people otherwise the business would fold. The people who make the problems are not always foreigners as you suggest. There are learnt procedures for dealing with the nasty parts of cleaning. This is to protect staff and guests.

Good on you OP
serioilsy the entitled mom deserve this and sick of the entitlement t these people have making it bad for us who actually have respect for others and not do this.

I have worked in a few hotels and seen the training.
Also, do you think the staff has some 'safe' way to dispose of shitty nappies? What would you say that 'safe' way is? Why would a member of staff have to do it and not the person who dropped rubbis?
It literally is- put gloves on, put nappy in the bag, put it in the bin. Not rocket science, not disarming a bomb, you dont need 'trained' housekeepers to put nappies in the bin 'safely' whatever that means. Parents can do it just as well themselves.
The fact cleaners have to clean body fluids does not mean they should have to, and they should not have to degrade themselves because of lazy assholes who think they can do whatever just because they are on holiday in a foreign country.

Why is it aggressive to give them back their shitty sticking nappy sack ??
What's more aggressive is leaving it out there for everyone else to suffer.