Do hotels in northern Europe, Finland, Sweden and Norway have electric kettles? (used for making tea and instant noodles)

1. Some hotels offer electric kettles.

2. In Europe, there are indeed hotels that don't mention heating kettles. The drinking water in European hotels is directly given to vats of mineral water, and the corresponding fees are charged.

3. Visitors can bring their own kettles from China. And it is suggested to bring an electric kettle that can both boil water and cook. If you can't get used to the food outside, you can cook something yourself. It's sold online, probably less than 100 yuan.

4. If you don't have it and the hotel doesn't have it, you can try the coffee machine in the hotel to make hot water, or ask the hotel management to complain about the demand and see if the hotel can help solve it.

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