Pool towels at the values?

[PoohsPal]

I'm 90% sure teh values have towels at teh pools, but I've never been to the pool at one. Seeing as I'm giving this info to my boss, I want to make sure it's correct.

[Stimpy]

We stayed at All Star Sports about 3 years ago and I'm pretty positive they had pool towels...but they were the tiny ones that most people could use as a hand towel LOL

[PoohsPal]

OK. Thanks. I di dwarn him that they would not exactly be beach towel size, but they would be easier than packing your own.

[lllovell]

Hmmm - What I remember is a sign in your room telling you to take your own towels to the pool and if you need more to call housekeeping and they will bring them to your room. (we have only swam at Pop though...so not 100% sure)

I know we had to take our own towels at Coronado Springs as well, but I am thinking it was because we swam before the big pool opened and we used the quiet pool. The big pool had a towel area but you were supposed to take your own towels to the quiet pool there.

[spiceycat]

llovel is right

the value resort do not have towels at their pools.

their is a sign in each room to take those towels and if you need more just call housekeeping...

[PoohsPal]

llovel is right

the value resort do not have towels at their pools.

their is a sign in each room to take those towels and if you need more just call housekeeping...
Well, at least he'll see the sign before he gets to the pool. SHouldn't fire me for that, right? :fresh:

[KNWVIKING]

They put a roll of paper towels on the back of every sixth chair. When you get to the cardboard tube you take it back to the check in counter with your room key and photo ID and they issue you another.

You are allowed to bring your own paper towels but they do not allow you to take napkins from the foodcourt. The chlorine in the pool water causes the brown dye in the recycled napkins to "run" and the guests were complaining about it ruining their bathing suits.

[KNWVIKING]

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Snark refers to a pejorative style of speech or writing. It could loosely be described as irritable or "snidely derisive"; hence, 'snarkish', 'snarky', 'to snark at somebody'. (The Urban Dictionary refers to it as a contraction of "snide remark".) It could less politely be described as 'bit**y'.

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[KNWVIKING]

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Snark ......It could less politely be described as 'bit**y'.

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Hmmmm..... I'll bet "Snark" isn't in the employee handbook. Wait till I see ..........