One way they can prevent others from entering is to put the 'Do Not Disturb' sign on their door. However, one tourist has told other people why they shouldn't leave the sign there for too long.

I’m here to tell you that I’ve stayed at countless hotels in the last 30 years, in my work and travels as a professional travel journalist. And yet there is a problem that continually hounds ...

Am I wrong to want an end to frat house humor on my hotel room door? -- Disturbed by Do Not Disturb ... of the offending sign and email the photo to the hotel's corporate office, along with ...

At a number of hotels, the best reading material hangs from the doorknob — the cheeky and clever “Do Not Disturb” sign. Although the Jekyll/Hyde door accessory still retains its ultimate ...

This article was first published on NerdWallet.com. If you’ve visited a Walt Disney World hotel recently, you may have noticed that the traditional “Do not disturb” signs have been replaced ...

The McLean, Va.-based company is now suggesting that a team member alert a security or duty manager if a Do Not Disturb sign or light has been in place on a guestroom door for more than 24 ...

Although frequent travelers may keep “Do not disturb” signs on their doors to avoid interruptions for turn-down service or unnecessary cleanings, several hotels are now modifying their ...