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I was intrigued by this book just because of the subject matter. Inside I found many stories, all with intense erotic themes. Overall, I was highly satisfied by this read and was glad to see favorites like Alison Tyler being featured. It’s a fun, quick read about a tantalizing subject. Do Not Disturb=Do Not Pass Up! Also recommend Sex Scenes: Erotica Excerpts from the Novels of Kim Corum.
Rating: 5 / 5

Often when you read a collection of themed erotica, you find that the stories focus much more on the theme (such as politics or science) than on the sex. While the theme may be interesting, you’re often left unsatisfied by the erotic nature of the stories. In Do Not Disturb, Rachel Kramer Bussel has taken a theme that is almost synonymous with sex and added more sex. It works out beautifully. All of the stories have the cohesive hotel setting, but each explores it in a unique and very erotic way. As with any collection, a few of the stories didn’t do much for me, but most of the adventures in this book were hot enough to make me read one-handed. A few of them even gave me a few naughty ideas to try out. Do Not Disturb is one of the better erotic collections out there, and possibly the best themed collection I’ve read yet.
Rating: 4 / 5

I admit that first-class erotica editor Rachel Kramer Bussel had me sold at the subtitle (“Hotel Sex Stories”) … but it’s not merely the theme that makes this an outstanding anthology. As is typical of what we see from Bussel and other Cleis Press editors, this volume presents intelligent, horny, intimate tales in an astounding variety of tones. Each story here is a little masterpiece with its own flavor, each exquisitely crafted by a fine writer. Amanda Earl’s “Welcome to the Aphrodisiac Hotel” thrives quietly on the all-knowing point of view of a sophisticated voyeur; Alison Tyler’s “Tightly Tucked” explodes with liberating rebellion; Saskia Walker’s “Lunch Break” drips with urgent discovery; Kristina Wright’s “Other Woman” builds sensitively from the chill of frigidity to the warm epiphany of fulfillment; Shanna Germain’s “Talking Dirty” leads us along a psychosexual tightrope of hope; Bussel’s “Hump Day” is a raunchy role-playing tour de force; Tenille Brown’s “An Honest Woman” unfolds like a more sex-positive sibling of the best pieces you read in your college lit anthologies; and Donna George Storey’s boundary-challenging “Room Service” masterfully invites, teases, arouses–and delivers.

You’ll find Elizabeth Coldwell, Maxim Jakubowski, Stan Kent, Gwen Masters, Teresa Noelle Roberts, and Thomas Roche among the contributors here, too! Every author in this book deserves your attention, and knows what to do with it once you’ve granted it.

Rating: 5 / 5

I just finished reading “Do Not Disturb”, and I cannot recommend it highly enough! Every story in the book is interesting and well-written; although each of the stories is written by a different author (with their own individual writing styles), they all fit together perfectly here.

Do yourself a favor, and order a copy of “Do Not Disturb”. You won’t be disappointed.
Rating: 5 / 5

I absolutely loved this book. Its full of all sorts of situations and circumstances, twists and turns and it keeps you on the edge of your seat from one story to the next. If you like it hot, sizzling, dirty, freaky and steamy, I definately reccomend this book. 5 stars all the way.
Rating: 5 / 5