I put a rubber sheet OVER the fitted sheet and a towel over the rubber sheet.
I throw my used diapers in public bins.
You can also buy disposable bed pads if you don’t have your own rubber sheet.

So Spongebob, when you say rubber sheet, do you mean one of those flat stiff flannel coated rubber ones for a crib that's like 3x5?
Or is it a fitted waterproof sheet?
PVC, plastic, rubber, PUL.. there's a lot to sort through

Thank you for your comments I too put down a rubber sheet,disposible diapers are carefully wrapped in plastic bags,and rubberpants are washed in the bathroom and hung up in the shower.

@Drawer : I meant the first one, easier to put in the suitcase. For short stays, I bring all the diapers I’ll need. When I have to stay longer, I usually buy diapers where I’m staying.
The housekeeper are not allowed too say anything about their guests but I prefer to throw my diapers in public bins.

@wetr : my pleasure thank you for sharing our tips to manage our issue when traveling.

I find some hotel chains put protectors on all beds, others will supply on request, in these electronic days some will keep record for your return stay automatically!
I prefer the security of taking all I need with me; put all back in luggage during the day; dispose either in room or outside.. I have disposed in room or dried pants in bathroom and come back in the evening to find a rubber sheet already on my bed!

I wear heavy duty nappy and rubber pants and take a pee pad and also make my issues aware to hotel on booking as they often put a plastic fitted sheet on bed when you do

I've always take. My own rubber sheet. And plenty of dippers and plastic pants. And get bed mats

I try and notify hotels but usually get a “we don’t have facilities for that’”. I take a large plastic sheet and put it under the bed sheets in case my disposable diaper leaks. At home I always wear thick cloth diapers with,plastic pants to contain any problems. Traveling however means use of disposables 24/7 so I will often get the bed sheets wet Ro a minor degree. I just leave the exposed wet sheets on the bed and the service replaces with a new sheet over the plastic layer I had already applied. Never a big deal.

I'm quadriplegic and use a Alternating Pressure Mattress on a hospital style bed at home. I don't get out often and travel involving hotels seems too difficult at this point. Before it progressed to this point We did some trips. I just made sure I used overnight briefs with booster pads. And slept on a large overnight disposable bed pad.

I bring my own hospital type rubbersheet and put it under the bottom sheet I have wet sheets sometimes I once had a house keeper put the rubbersheet on top of the bottom sheet this left me wondering what the heck why would you do that?

I always take my rubbersheet when I travel and my vinyl mattress cover

My wife always lets them knkw I am incontinent but we take our own protection.

I take a disposable pad to sleep on including diapers and plastic pants.