Travelers who crave privacy in their hotel room can't count on doorhangers to keep staff out anymore. First Disney tweaked the words on its doorhangers, swapping out "Do Not Disturb" and replacing it with "Room Occupied. If the sign lingers longer, staff will simply knock, and announce themselves, before entering.
The first hotels and resorts affected by this change were at Disney World, but the company has said it plans to make this a policy across all its hotels. Then, news broke that Hilton was adjusting its DND rules, too. This "Unable To Service" notice lets guests know that, should entry be barred for 24 hours or more, management canβand probably willβarrive to inspect the room. Hotels, more conscious than ever of potential illicit activity on their grounds, have grown increasingly suspicious of how, when, and why those doorhangers are used; the incident in Las Vegas likely expedited a planned change.
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