Tango Diva - Tango Diva: An Online Travel Magazine & Social Network for Women Travelers & Solo Travel Blog de Viajes What Can You Take From Hotel Rooms? Video - About.com Is it ever okay to snag the cushy robe in your hotel room? Or how about the comfortable slippers? See what you should leave behind, and which amenities are free and fair game.See Transcript Hi, I'm Charlyn Keating, for About.com Travel. Before you stuff that fluffy robe or that pretty decorative pillow in your suitcase, take a minute to learn what you can -- and can't -- take home from your hotel room. Free Hotel Amenities Hotel guests have been known to take just about anything that isn't bolted down. Basically, you'll want to limit your pillaging to the bathroom. Bathroom slippers are usually complimentary as well, since they can't be used again, but leave the robe behind. Stationary, like logo pens, notepaper, postcards and envelopes, are also left for your use and can be used or packed away for later. Hotel Room Charges Well, you can take it with you, but expect the hotel to put an extra charge on your bill when it's discovered missing. Yes, even the robe. Purchasing Hotel Room Items
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