Should items such as laptops be stored at the front desk when staying in hotels and going out?

No one else knows. Anyway, I won't leave anything at the front desk. Without this habit, I don't believe that the front desk will be much safer than the room.

? Generally, hotels have monitors, and each room has a specific room card. All non-tenants should stop except the cleaning staff who can enter normally. If you use extreme means to enter, the person in charge of the hotel should find out. If not, the hotel is responsible.

? If you are really worried, you can call the front desk and ask them not to clean your room, so no one can go in.

? High-end hotels usually have a safe in their rooms. If you go out or sleep, just put your valuables in, which is better than putting them at the front desk. People come and go at the front desk, and you can change shifts at any time. A clear handover may cause unnecessary trouble.

? Besides, I don't know whether the front desk is willing to receive and keep your valuables!

? It is better to ask for help than to ask for help, and the laptop is not heavy. If you really don't trust the hotel's security system, you'd better take it with you when you go out. Lock the door at night and hide the computer. It should be fine.

On the other hand, if there is no safe at the front desk, just some ordinary lockers will be more easily stolen by others.

? Think about it, in the dead of night, there are only one or two people on duty in the whole lobby of the hotel, so it is inevitable to doze off from time to time. At this time, if you sneak into a thief, you will take your computer at the front desk unnoticed and run out in two steps. Maybe the camera couldn't get a clear picture of his face, and the security guard slipped away before he could respond.

? In short, it is better to be careful when going out. Don't take anything too expensive out for the night unless you can.

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