A common misconception...hotels rarely, if ever, charge an incidental deposit to a debit card. They only authorize the card to that amount. That authorization, because it's a debit card, removes the amount from someone's available balance, but the hotel never took possession of the money. They release the authorization at checkout and the bank usually takes a few days to process it - hence the reason you never use a debit card to book a hotel room & most rental car companies don't even take debit cards.

With a credit card, the authorization is still requested, but it doesn't remove available funds from your credit line because it's a credit line & the merchant has an agreement with the issuing card provider. Debit cards are issued by individual banks (regardless of the fact that they are Visa check-cards or the like).