Can disposable items from the hotel be taken away? Does it mean that if there is no price, it is free?

Disposable items in the hotel can be taken away because these items are included in our room rate and we have the right to dispose of them. However, items without a price does not mean they are free and can be taken away. The items include tooth sets, combs, razors, soap, shower caps, shampoo, body wash, shoe shine cloths, sewing kits, coasters, disinfection seals, garbage bags, matches, label pens, soft tissue paper, etc. If you are unsure of something and there is no price tag, you should still consult the front desk. This will avoid waste and unnecessary trouble.

Nowadays, traveling has become a way of life for most people, and more and more people are staying in hotels. Hotels usually prepare toiletries for customers, as well as many disposable items, such as disposable Slippers, shower gel, shampoo, soap, disposable comb, shower cap, etc. These items are often not used up and you can take them all with you when you leave the hotel. If you don’t take them away, these are packaged disposable items. The hotel will not throw them away, but will sort them out for the next batch of guests to continue using. As for being generous to you, the hotel owner will not give them anything. You write a letter of praise. ?

Generally speaking, I take these things home and use them. If my relatives and friends occasionally come to stay for a day or two, I can make do with them, and it doesn’t feel like a pity to throw them away after use. As for some people who mistakenly think that items without price tags are free and take them away together, it is inappropriate for the deposit to be withheld at the final checkout. It is very simple to determine whether the items in the hotel room are charged. Each hotel room will have a price list for the items, and the items marked with the price are charged. If it's not marked on the price list and you're not sure, just ask the front desk clerk. Generally speaking, there are beer, drinks, coffee, and some small packaged foods in the room refrigerator, such as potato chips, biscuits, etc. All are charged. However, some people say on the Internet that taking free things from the hotel is not of good quality. This statement is a bit ridiculous. These so-called free things are already included in the room rate. In fact, they are not free, so there is nothing wrong with taking them away if you don’t use them up. The issue of quality is just like when you go to a restaurant to eat, it is normal for you to pack it, but it is a waste of food if you throw it away. The restaurant does not ask you to pack it, nor does it say you cannot pack it! Only those who try their best to ask for many sets from the hotel and then buy them online are called lack of quality. Those who use hotel towels to clean their shoes and litter the room are called lack of quality. Of course, wanting to take everything away, thinking that everything is free, is also a relatively low-quality behavior. So it is normal for some people to choose not to take anything or to bring a few things they need. ?