Have you thieved from your hotel room after a stay?

[happy daze]

. bollocks

Blimey,were they hung in the wardrobe?
Still always worth having a spare pair.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

. bollocks

Blimey,were they hung in the wardrobe?
Still always worth having a spare pair.

Excellent!

 

[Davs 19]

Occassionaly toiletries if they're of a good quality. Not really theft though as I reason that I've paid for them in my room rate.

Would only consider Duck Island and Moulton Brown. One has to have standards.

 

[jimharri]

RAWK is over there;

 

[johnmc]

I've been in hotel rooms where they have a price list for the stuff like robes and slippers. So if you take a robe you get charged.

 

[Davs 19]

I've been in hotel rooms where they have a price list for the stuff like robes and slippers. So if you take a robe you get charged.

Fairly common practice John. My mate tells me that you just deny everything with a large amount of indignation and they always refund the charge.

 

[Tuearts right boot]

Sort of,but only if making a tie out of the curtains of a bedroom in the Norbreck hotel,Blackpool is theft. I'd forgotten mine.

 

[waterloo blue]

My mate and his brother stayed at the Hilton at Wembley on a Rugby League trip.
A coach load of Yonners came into the lobby,wearing the bath robes and proceded to board their coach,they later saw the coach pulled over by the police and coppers loaded up with robes.
My brother did his apprenticeship at the Trough in Audenshaw and they caught a bloke passing a painting through a window,to his wife.
The odd pen from various hotels,I'm a magpie for pens.

 

[rick773]

I've been in hotel rooms where they have a price list for the stuff like robes and slippers. So if you take a robe you get charged.

Fairly common practice John. My mate tells me that you just deny everything with a large amount of indignation and they always refund the charge.

Or if you see something you like call down and say it's not in the room when you first arrive. They'll either note it or bring up another.

 

[worsleyweb]

Normally pinch the bed and the telly.