Wearing diapers in the hotel room

I was wondering if anyone has been or seen anything about people who have to or choose to wear diapers/nappies whilst on holiday?

Maybe you where forced to wear them or have agenuine reason or maybe even they might have made a bad choice or maybe even like the feeling of being back in them.

As I am currently on vacation in Hong Kong and am wearing a couple as of right now because I am in a hotel room and don't want to spoil the bedding as that would be very embarrassing.

This is of cause a subject that is nothing to do with porn or any other motifications so please keep your comments clean and respectful of others.

Yours sincerely

Chinababy888.

I just use cloth under pads from north shore medical

I need to wear diapers all the time and therefore take a supply when staying in hotels. I try to dispose of them discretely but as the bins in hotel rooms are always small disposing of them can be a problem and I sometimes resort to wrapping them in a plastic bag and then finding a suitable bin in the street.

When I first began to have incontinence issues I once stayed in a hotel where I wet the bed unexpectedly and was mortified but luckily I was only staying for one night so left as soon as I could the following morning!

I've often thought of visiting a hotel / motel and when checking in, telling them that I wear diapers and asking if they want to come up and put a plastic sheet on the bed, telling them "I'll have my diaper pail, I wear cloth diapers, so don't be surprised if you see it..." etc. Then while there, just be in the room in a t-shirt / diapers when they come to do the room. Not make a big deal out of it, assuming they'd already know.

I've also always wished I could get a part-time job cleaning the rooms at a motel just to see how many others wear diapers (which I assume would be pretty obvious if you went in the room and emptied the trash).

When I am at a motel, I request that a plastic mattress cover is on the bed when I make the reservation. I mention that I am a bed wetter and use diapers. I have stayed at the same place several times over the years. The last several times I made a reservation the person from the motel asked if I needed the mattress protection. Several times my diaper has leaked a bit but it was not a problem. Room service put clean sheets on the bed and nothing was said.

Doesn't matter if I am atvthevwhire house or Marrior ,my bladder and bowels count on my diaper ,they don't consult me before making use of facilities .

Only once. I was stuck on a viva rail train for 6 hours. I miss my connection so the put me in a hotel. I told them about my incontinence. The had rubber sheet with 30 minutes after my arrival. And spare diapers. But the morning staff were a different story there rude about it when I checked out.

My job has me traveling a lot, so I pretty much live in hotels. I've never had any problems wearing/disposing of diapers, but I'm not incontinent and don't wear 24/7. I suppose it's easier to hide when I'm only wearing a few diapers over the weekend.

I don't like messing very often (not worth the smell or clean-up, in my opinion), but I do tend to wet my diapers thoroughly. When I'm sitting on hotel furniture or lying in bed, I make sure to have an absorbant pad under me, and any other protection needed to ensure that I do not leak on anything. I try to keep my living quarters as clean and sanitary as possible.

When I'm done with a diaper, I put it in a heavy-duty trash bag (scented, with an odor blocker). After tying that securely, I put that bag into another trash bag, which I fill the rest of the way with normal trash. I try to balance the weight so the bags aren't too heavy. A fully soaked diaper can really weigh down a bag, and I don't want to draw unnecessary attention, should house keeping have to dispose of it for me (I try to take my own trash out as much as possible).

I never use clear bags, and I always double or triple bag my diapers so they aren't visible through the bag. This also ensures that no unwanted odors escape, and the biological waste does not present a health hazard to anyone.

As far as I know, I've never had hotel staff discover my secret. I kept my supplies stashed safely away and keep my room tidy and unassuming.

Wish to be there again in the Kowloon Bay Area, the smells of the food markets were intoxicating. Love Hong Kong. Elf

When my wife and I go on vacation must wear full time with no time off.When my incontinence started wife put her foot down no wetting on things she keeps the same rules.I must protect the hotel's stuff.

I just enjoy wearing cloth pinned on diapers and plastic panties so I do wear them all of the time. I do like to travel and I have them on all of the time (even through airport security).

Having them out and wearing them in a hotel room is very common for me. I have even called the housekeeping and told them I was a bedwetter and asked if someone could put some plastic on the bed for me. When the maid comes in I knows she sees the stack of cloth diapers, my diaper pins and my plastic panties on the dresser.

I have talked to a maid about this issue before at a very big Las Vegas Casino. She told me it is very common for people to ask for plastic mattress protection and even more common for her to see adult diapers when they clean the room. She said she does not know if the Hotel actually charges people if they wet the bed with no diapers on or no plastic bed wetting protection but she said if it is a major stain they will replace the mattress. She felt it was thoughtful for the bedwetters to wear diapers and or plastic pants but she said she mostly sees disposable diapers for adults and child bedwetters. By common she says she sees adult diapers in a room at least once a month and she has a bedwetter ask for plastic mattress protection at least 3 to 4 times a year. When we talked I know she saw my diapers and plastic panties so I told her I wanted to make sure the bed did not get damaged so I wanted the plastic on the mattress also. I did tip her $20.00 for remaking the bed with plastic on the mattress. It is funny I felt good about her walking out thinking I wore diapers and plastic baby diaper panties and that I needed a plastic mattress cover on the bed and in truth I did not even really wet the bed.

When staying at a hotel or motel, I always tell the front desk that I have a medical problem that causes me to wet the bed and request that they put a mattress protector under the sheets. Every place that I have stayed has appreciated the fact that I ask for bed protection, and I have never had any rude comments.

Since I met my wife and we started to travel often before Covid, I always wore my cloth diapers and rubber pants, and we made arrangements before hand with the hotel for them to launder my diapers daily. I can't ever recall a hotel refusing this service. That way we didn't need to take a huge amount of diapers with us. Once we arrived we let the housekeeping service know about my diapers, and I would leave my wet diapers in a bag for them to wash and dry and return. We'd find a stack of fresh diapers and inserts on the bed each evening when we returned.

I've never needed any extra protection when we stay at a hotel. I wear the heaviest disposable I can find with a heavy cloth diaper over it and plastic pants. Never had a leak. We'll be leaving in a few weeks for Florida so I'll be doing some hotel time. This time I'll be in a Megamax disposable with my trusty cloth diapers and plastic pants for insurance.

When staying at a hotel or motel, I always tell the front desk that I have a medical problem that causes me to wet the bed and request that they put a mattress protector under the sheets. Every place that I have stayed has appreciated the fact that I ask for bed protection, and I have never had any rude comments.

Never thought of asking the hotel to provide something. I always carry a couple of waterproof washable bed pads.

When we stay at a hotel my girlfriend always packs the goodnite bedmats, which has helped out alot.

Yes i have when i went out of town and thought i was going to have accidents or get sick where I got the runs .

I always sleep with an absorbent pad under me- Sometimes my diaper and plastic pants leak round the edges.....Dan

I used to travel a lot for business, and always wore diapers while staying in hotels. At first I was very discreet, and then realized that the hotel staff had most likely seen all there was to see, so I figured why not! I wore my diapers quite openly, and after a while would pack cloth diapers and plastic pants for overnight (I would use disposables for the travel part of the day, as well as meetings during the day). I would wash my diaper in the shower in the morning, and hang them along with the plastic pants on the shower rod to dry during the day. This of course had the effect of showing off my diapers to anyone who came into the room, without the embarrassment of actually being seen in a diaper.

I also went once to the front desk after checking in and told them that I hadn't mentioned it before, but that I needed a mattress protector, but didn't elaborate. It was later in the day, so I guess housekeeping had finished their work, so nothing happened that night. I was very careful to make sure my diaper didn't leak that night, but when I got back to the room at the end of my work day the next evening, the bed had been fitted with a very crinkly plastic under-sheet! I guess my request, coupled with the diaper and plastic panty hanging in the bathroom, as well as the visible diapers on the dresser led them to go ahead and protect their furniture!

I wear Depends pull ups and I have leaked on to hotel sheets. I throw my wet pull ups in the bathroom trash can. I guess the maids notice because a few times they have put on a plastic sheet under the regular sheets. I always leave a big tip.