Sharing hotel room with co-worker

Bogof_Babe

ScarletMarble wrote: »

It was one of those keycards where you put in the slot to operate the electrics.

Ah I see, so you'd have been stuck in the dark . I'd have thought the hotel would have provided two keys for each shared room, given the circumstances. Wonder why they didn't. We usually get two automatically, but I suppose it depends which hotel group you were using.

GlasweJen

Bogof_Babe wrote: »

Ah I see, so you'd have been stuck in the dark . I'd have thought the hotel would have provided two keys for each shared room, given the circumstances. Wonder why they didn't. We usually get two automatically, but I suppose it depends which hotel group you were using.

You can use any card to activate the electric in these hotels, I usually use my ikea family card as I won't be lost if I left it behind.

Bogof_Babe

GlasweJen wrote: »

You can use any card to activate the electric in these hotels, I usually use my ikea family card as I won't be lost if I left it behind.

Well I never knew that!!!

Andy_L

GlasweJen wrote: »

You can use any card to activate the electric in these hotels, I usually use my ikea family card as I won't be lost if I left it behind.

I tend to use a bit of folded paper, or the tea spoon

System

GlasweJen wrote: »

You can use any card to activate the electric in these hotels, I usually use my ikea family card as I won't be lost if I left it behind.

Reason why most people use the room keycard in the slot is they know where it is.

How many of us have gone through everything and everywhere to find the key?