Do you take items from your hotel room?

Do you take items from your hotel room?

  • Yes

    Votes: 75 27.9%
  • No

    Votes: 159 59.1%
  • No, but it is acceptable

    Votes: 22 8.2%
  • Other

    Votes: 13 4.8%

  • Total voters
    269

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Do you take items from your hotel room?

If so, what do you think is acceptable to take? Pens, notepads, shampoo bottles, tea and coffee?
 
Do you take items from your hotel room?

If so, what do you think is acceptable to take? Pens, notepads, shampoo bottles, tea and coffee?
The fk, I thought you meant take as in take things that you aren't entitled to.
Taking a 50ml bottle of shampoo or a sachet of coffee, I should hope people take those as that's what's included in the price of the room. Taking the toaster now we talking.. I don't take those kinds of things as that would be theft but what a useless thread.
 
I took the laundry bag from the last hotel I stayed in. My running kit had not dried enough so I put in the laundry bag so I didn't have to pack it into my main bag.
 
Sure why not. Pens, notepads and even a nice, big, comfy pillow once.
 
such an out of touch poll. I cant remember the last time I stayed in a hotel. Guessing 10+ years ago for work. I would never spend my own money on overpriced accommodations.
 
I lived in a guesthouse in the middle of nowhere for a few weeks and there I took a yoghurt and fruit from the breakfast buffet every day.
 
such an out of touch poll. I cant remember the last time I stayed in a hotel. Guessing 10+ years ago for work. I would never spend my own money on overpriced accommodations.

Ke? Obviously it's aimed at people who travel.

OT - just the consumables and gift bags/baskets. Some of the euro hotels have amazing gifts.
 
I take only things I can use at home.

Namely: Coffee, Tea, Hand Soap. Not anything else.
Not shampoo, not TP, not pens or notepads, etc
 
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