Generally speaking, hotel toiletries are free of charge, except those marked. Drinks, instant noodles and food in any hotel room are charged, and they are much more expensive than supermarkets. Check the price list before use. If you can't find the price list, you can ask the front desk.

In fact, judging whether to charge is very simple. There will be a price list in the hotel room, and the price is charged. The most common is the food in the hotel refrigerator, usually beer, drinks, coffee and other drinks. There are also some packaged foods, such as potato chips and biscuits.

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There are many free things in the hotel, which are generally disposable. Such as disposable slippers, shower gel, shampoo, soap, disposable comb, headdress, etc.

These things won't be used up all the time. Of course, you can take them all with you when you leave the hotel. But not many people take all these things away. If you don't take them away, these are all packaged disposable items, and the hotel waiter will not throw them away, but sort them out for the next batch of guests to continue to use.

Some people will take everything they can, no matter how much, it is good to take it home for use. But most people choose not to take or take a few things they need. Such as combs, moisturizers and things that may be used in travel.