"Honor Bar" ever heard of asking hotel person to remove the items when you check in?????
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"Honor Bar" ever heard of asking hotel person to remove the items when you check in?????
Recently saw TV promotion for book called "Hotel Detective"--gave a bunch of tips on how to save money when you travel (also some safety hints etc.)
Example-When you are headed for a very commercial area (like NYC) stop at a supermarket on the outskirts of town and get drinks, milk, cereal, sandwich stuff etc. When you check into room ask hotel person to remove items from honor bar to make room for you stuff!!!
Has ANYONE ever heard of this???
or maybe tried to do it????
Example-When you are headed for a very commercial area (like NYC) stop at a supermarket on the outskirts of town and get drinks, milk, cereal, sandwich stuff etc. When you check into room ask hotel person to remove items from honor bar to make room for you stuff!!!
Has ANYONE ever heard of this???
or maybe tried to do it????
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I ALWAYS remove about 1/2 of the stuff in the mini-bar and replace it with healthy snacks and my own bottled water.
In all my travels, I have only seen ONE hotel that charges for removal of items from the mini-bar. I do not typically travel to major vacation destinations like Vegas or Orlando and I stay in 4 Star hotels (sometimes 5).
In one of the last hotels I stayed at I requested that they bring a fridge to the room because there was no mini-bar and I booked a club level room, which typically offers a mini-bar but it was under rennovation.
They did ... at no charge.
Just to fend off the people that want to say I am unreasonable, I'm so NOT! I clean my hotel room every morning before I go to work... bagging my trash, rolling up all my dirty towels and organizing all my stuff in the closet so it's out of the way.
In all my travels, I have only seen ONE hotel that charges for removal of items from the mini-bar. I do not typically travel to major vacation destinations like Vegas or Orlando and I stay in 4 Star hotels (sometimes 5).
In one of the last hotels I stayed at I requested that they bring a fridge to the room because there was no mini-bar and I booked a club level room, which typically offers a mini-bar but it was under rennovation.
They did ... at no charge.
Just to fend off the people that want to say I am unreasonable, I'm so NOT! I clean my hotel room every morning before I go to work... bagging my trash, rolling up all my dirty towels and organizing all my stuff in the closet so it's out of the way.
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