Discover the secrets of what items you can discreetly take out of your hotel room. An expert reveals the little-known accessories you can legitimately take home to extend your stay.
Items you can legally bring back from your hotel
Who hasn’t been tempted to keep that delicious handmade soap or that elegant pen bearing the establishment’s logo as a souvenir? Good news: some items are expressly designed for customers to take home.
Personal hygiene products
Miniature shampoos, shower gels, moisturizers, and toiletries aren’t just there by chance. Designed for single use, these products follow the same logic as the samples offered in stores. After you leave, they would be thrown away anyway. So feel free to put them in your belongings—it’s perfectly within the rules!
Office equipment with a logo
Hotels often use pens, notebooks, or postcards with their logo as promotional tools. These items are intentionally placed in rooms for guests to take home and, perhaps, advertise the property. A stylish way to keep a useful souvenir of your stay.
Consumables for hot drinks
Tea, coffee, sugar, and other accompaniments left near the kettle are among the thoughtful touches reserved for guests. If you haven’t used them during your stay, there’s nothing stopping you from slipping them into your luggage. It’s just as acceptable as asking for a doggy bag at a restaurant, but even simpler!
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