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Can You Take Hotel Robes Home. “the general rule of thumb is that if it can be reused then it can be taken,” says hotels.com marketing manager, david spasovic. Yes, you can take items like shampoo bottles and soap from your hotel room, but other items, like bathrobes should be left behind (or risk getting charged). Kicking off with the most obvious, the consensus is that toiletries are fair game. What you can take from hotel rooms. (illustration by kaitlin brito for the washington post) by hannah sampson. Read on for expert advice on what you can and can’t steal. As kasey pinedo, director of rooms at vea newport beach a marriott resort & spa, recently told thrillist , typically in a luxury hotel like vea, our guests know that a robe can be purchased. While the plush, cozy hotel robes can be incredibly tempting to take home as a souvenir, it’s important to resist the urge. But if you take one home, you’re going to pay for it. Everyone loves a plush hotel robe. Some hotels have information on the robe hanger stating that it's hotel property, but you can purchase one if you desire.

But if you take one home, you’re going to pay for it. “the general rule of thumb is that if it can be reused then it can be taken,” says hotels.com marketing manager, david spasovic. Kicking off with the most obvious, the consensus is that toiletries are fair game. Some hotels have information on the robe hanger stating that it's hotel property, but you can purchase one if you desire. What you can take from hotel rooms. Everyone loves a plush hotel robe. (illustration by kaitlin brito for the washington post) by hannah sampson. Yes, you can take items like shampoo bottles and soap from your hotel room, but other items, like bathrobes should be left behind (or risk getting charged). As kasey pinedo, director of rooms at vea newport beach a marriott resort & spa, recently told thrillist , typically in a luxury hotel like vea, our guests know that a robe can be purchased. Read on for expert advice on what you can and can’t steal.

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Can You Take Hotel Robes Home Read on for expert advice on what you can and can’t steal. (illustration by kaitlin brito for the washington post) by hannah sampson. “the general rule of thumb is that if it can be reused then it can be taken,” says hotels.com marketing manager, david spasovic. What you can take from hotel rooms. Everyone loves a plush hotel robe. Some hotels have information on the robe hanger stating that it's hotel property, but you can purchase one if you desire. Read on for expert advice on what you can and can’t steal. As kasey pinedo, director of rooms at vea newport beach a marriott resort & spa, recently told thrillist , typically in a luxury hotel like vea, our guests know that a robe can be purchased. But if you take one home, you’re going to pay for it. While the plush, cozy hotel robes can be incredibly tempting to take home as a souvenir, it’s important to resist the urge. Yes, you can take items like shampoo bottles and soap from your hotel room, but other items, like bathrobes should be left behind (or risk getting charged). Kicking off with the most obvious, the consensus is that toiletries are fair game.