On May 2nd, according to reports from various domestic media outlets, some netizens recently shared photos of taking 35 bottles of shampoo and other samples from a hotel.
Many netizens have questioned whether taking 35 bottles of shampoo from a $5000 per night hotel can pay off.
On social media platforms, many netizens discuss how they cleverly utilize hotel discount policies to enjoy premium services and take advantage of hotel amenities.
For example, some netizens share their delightful experiences of "taking hotel amenities" at top luxury hotels like Bvlgari, where they leave with toiletries, disposable razors, luggage tags, eyeglass cloths, and even delicious drinks and snacks from the minibar, all neatly packed in their luggage when checking out. They believe that since they have paid to stay at the hotel, it is reasonable to use and take a certain amount of non-durable consumables; otherwise, these items would go to waste or be discarded.
Some experts mention that most hotels allow guests to take personal care products, especially high-end hotels that view this service as a marketing strategy. However, the cost of these personal care products is usually factored into the room rate.
