My mother and I stayed in the hotel for one night, and when we got home, we found that she had brought something disposable from the hotel. Is this a good behavior?

Take it if you need it. After all, you paid for it. If you need to pay extra at the hotel, it will be clearly marked. Besides, you paid the money, and it's not cheap to take it. Will you be criticized for taking it? Learn less manners that look like wealthy families, be frugal and waste less. Generally, disposable consumables in high-end hotels still have quality assurance. Don't let yourself look down on something. 2333 is like a yogurt lid, and you have to lick it. It's over when you're happy, no matter what they think. The point is, you paid, okay?

This is the customer's right, and the hotel acquiesced in this behavior. You've never seen a hotel deduct money because a customer took a disposable item, have you? Compared with the room rate paid by the customer, this thing is only nine Niu Yi cents, so take it and there is nothing else. However, take more while there is still a chance. In the future, the quality control of such disposable products will be more and more strict. In order to protect the environment in the future, reducing disposable consumables will definitely be promoted, and many first-and second-tier cities are already promoting it.

I will not only take it, but also call the front desk to send me an extra set of toiletries. Isn't the meaning of staying in a hotel just for its supporting services-gym/swimming pool/toiletries? I will not only take it, but even specially call the front desk to send me an extra set of toiletries. Otherwise, what did I spend so much money to stay in your hotel for, not just for these trivial things! So now there is a special area at home to store toiletries, and my friends laugh and say that I am a hotel supplies collector. Taking it away like this is the most hateful thing. Now that you have it, don't waste it. Take one with you when swimming. Super invincible and convenient, the small size is just right in the bag.

What I take away most is disposable slippers, because it is not only convenient to go out, but also can be worn by people at home. I once invited my friends to stay at Sofitel Legend Hotel in Xi. As far as I know, there are only five in the world, two in Asia, and the only one in China is in Xi 'an. For people like me who don't have much money, it's really exciting and trembling. The service staff here will take the initiative to say hello, talk a few words, and recommend the best route for travel and the location of food and snacks, which can be described as responsive. What's more, the toiletries here turned out to be Hermes, which is really a bit unexpected. I'm sorry if I don't take it with me. Come and live alone once! ! But now many hotels don't provide disposable items, and there may not be such things to take away in the future.