Re:Hotel safety tips from a former intelligence officer
by nextlevelwizard on Wednesday September 21, 2022 @06:51AM
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Most of them just have a slot for your room key to turn on the electricity and/or A/C, but many times it is a physical which i.e. it doesn't care what gets stuffed into the hole and often there is some kind of brochure that can be folded/ripped into card shape to trip the switch.
Re:Hotel safety tips from a former intelligence officer
by talliedthoughts on Wednesday September 21, 2022 @06:23AM
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Ask for a second key and leave it in the slot?
Re:Hotel safety tips from a former intelligence officer
by kingofpandora on Monday September 26, 2022 @02:28AM
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Those slots don't require a specific key. Put your library card in there and it'll work fine.
Re:Hotel safety tips from a former intelligence officer
by Scoundreller on Wednesday September 21, 2022 @08:29AM
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They get suspicious when I pay for X occupancy but request X+Y keys.
Re:Hotel safety tips from a former intelligence officer
by ghaff on Wednesday September 21, 2022 @08:50AM
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Hotels routinely give me two cards when I check in--and certainly will if I ask. I usually stick one in my wallet and one in my bag or whatever so I'm less likely to accidentally leave the card in the room.
Heated blanket on the thermostat? Or do they have timed-shutoffs or door-key based systems that cuts off the electricity when you leave? What do you do then?