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Can I trust the water bottles that the hotel will provide,should I bring my own water just in case
MichelleAna
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I am travelling in a few days. Can I trust the water bottles that the hotel will provide me, or should I bring my own water just in case?
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That depends, where are you travelling to?
I wouldn't think twice about drinking tap water in Western Europe, unless there was a sign specifically saying it wasn't drinking water.
If I were in less developed parts of the world though I would have to research the local conditions.0 -
Would help if you say where you’re going. The water in UK hotels is fine if that’s what you’re talking about!Life is like a bath, the longer you are in it the more wrinkly you become.0
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If the bottles are sealed then I'd trust them.
If it helps - I've drunk countless litres of bottled water in the Middle East over the years and I've never had a problem.0 -
If you're staying in the sort of hotel that provides bottled water to guests, you won't have a problem anywhere in the world.
Avoid ice in drinks, and salads (that may have been washed in contaminated water) in some parts of the world.
Where are you going?No longer a spouse, or trailing, but MSE won't allow me to change my username...0 -
OPbertiewhite wrote: »If the bottles are sealed then I'd trust them.
Could you really bring enough of your own water to last for the length of your trip?0 -
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MichelleAna wrote: »I am travelling in a few days. Can I trust the water bottles that the hotel will provide me, or should I bring my own water just in case?OP
Could you really bring enough of your own water to last for the length of your trip?bertiewhite wrote: »No - what's that go to do with my post?
Isn't that what you were planning to do if you couldn't trust the hotel water?0 -
No, the OP asked if they could trust hotel bottled water and I said "yes, if the bottles are sealed" - if they weren't I'd suspect tap water and look elsewhere for my drinking water.Isn't that what you were planning to do if you couldn't trust the hotel water?
I didn't think it was that hard to understand0 -
bertiewhite wrote: »No, the OP asked if they could trust hotel bottled water and I said "yes, if the bottles are sealed" - if they weren't I'd suspect tap water and look elsewhere for my drinking water.
I didn't think it was that hard to understand
from the OP - or should I bring my own water just in case?0
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