Originally Posted by
carrotjuice
Are you serious? Where does the hotel draw the line on what "amenity" to charge for, and what the guest will "tolerate"?
Not to give too many brilliant ideas away... but at the way this is going, I can quite imagine the toilet vendors pushing hotels to charge per flush, or the in-room iron being put on one of those mini-bar like magnetic pads and a charge is billed when it's removed to be used.
if you re-read the part of my post which you quoted you'll see it is against brand standard to do so, infact I do believe it's also against Hilton, Hyatt & Starwood standards too (Wyndham DOES allow these type of charges at some brands, or at least has in the past but I personally doubt much has changed)