If you stop for groceries on the way and arrive before check in time and your room is not ready, do they have a place to store the cold stuff? Thanks in advance.
I just got back from two weeks at Harborside and had to switch rooms. The night before checkout of week one, the front desk was able to find a room that wasn't occupied (occupants left a day early) three doors down. The morning of checkout, they gave me the new key and let my old key work until 10am so I was able to move my stuff gradually that morning.
I was lucky because housekeeping had already cleaned the unit. They told me if the unit wasn't clean yet, I could put my food in the unit and housekeeping would clean the refrigerator later if I wanted. Seemed pretty painless to me.
i envy all of you who can live there ,it is pretty place
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This is fantastic. I wish WKORV would have done something similar for me earlier this month. In the end, we just moved directly across the hall (same building, same floor, etc) yet it wasn't ready until just before 4pm (and they were knocking on our unit asking if we ready to leave at 8:45am...). We didn't have enough food to worry about it, but it would have been very convenient if we could have just moved our stuff across the hall and left it there while they cleaned the unit rather than schlep it around and then back to the same area. Oh well...
When we were at WKORVN last year for two weeks, they said they would be glad to help us move to our second unit. On the morning of our move, we packed our bags and called the front desk. They sent up a bell hop with a big plastic tub for our refrigerated stuff. We loaded the little food we had into the tub (it was a very big tub with a cover). The bell hop took the food to their refer to keep it cold until we got into our second unit. Once we got into our second unit, all we had to do was call the bell hop and he delivered our bags and kitchen box. Very simple. And yes, we did tip the bell hop.
I believe this is standard procedure if you move units.
Greg