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Duke787 Oct 10, 2015 3:39 pm

No Free Razor "Sharp Object and Dangerous"
 
This is a new one. Staying at the Marriott Philadelphia Downtown. Accidentally left my razor at home - called down to the front desk to ask if they had any complimentary disposable ones. I was told:

"We have a complimentary toiletry kit but it doesn't contain a razor because the blades are a sharp object and are dangerous. You would instead need to go visit our gift shop and buy one."

I don't know what Marriott's general policy with regard giving comp razors if you forget them at home but I have a hard time believing that safety is a reasonable reason not to have a cheap single-use razor, this isn't a prison. Especially if I can go buy one in the lobby shop that has the same "dangerous blades."

Just bizarre.

Mods feel free to move if there is a more appropriate home for this.

VickiSoCal Oct 10, 2015 3:42 pm

Have gotten (terrible ) razor at Marriott's. Weird.

CPRich Oct 10, 2015 4:17 pm

Anytime I see Phila or delphia in a post, all bets are off.

leeky Oct 10, 2015 10:44 pm

Seriously doubt that the lack of a razor has anything to do with any Marriott policy as this seems a one off so it's a hotel specific policy.


Originally Posted by Duke787 (Post 25545954)
This is a new one. Staying at the Marriott Philadelphia Downtown. Accidentally left my razor at home - called down to the front desk to ask if they had any complimentary disposable ones. I was told:

"We have a complimentary toiletry kit but it doesn't contain a razor because the blades are a sharp object and are dangerous. You would instead need to go visit our gift shop and buy one."

I don't know what Marriott's general policy with regard giving comp razors if you forget them at home but I have a hard time believing that safety is a reasonable reason not to have a cheap single-use razor, this isn't a prison. Especially if I can go buy one in the lobby shop that has the same "dangerous blades."

Just bizarre.

Mods feel free to move if there is a more appropriate home for this.


BrightlyBob Oct 11, 2015 6:11 am

I don't bother to pack a razor, or toothbrush, always rely on the hotel to provide. That includes the Marriott Philly where I was over Halloween last year. It certainly wasn't viewed as a sharp or dangerous object then!

dgparent Oct 11, 2015 7:35 am


Originally Posted by BrightlyBob (Post 25547651)
I don't bother to pack a razor, or toothbrush, always rely on the hotel to provide. That includes the Marriott Philly where I was over Halloween last year. It certainly wasn't viewed as a sharp or dangerous object then!

The Eagles are in season they don't hand out dangerous objects when the Eagles suck - sarcasm

Rebelyell Oct 11, 2015 9:18 am


Originally Posted by BrightlyBob (Post 25547651)
I don't bother to pack a razor, or toothbrush, always rely on the hotel to provide. That includes the Marriott Philly where I was over Halloween last year. It certainly wasn't viewed as a sharp or dangerous object then!

You must hate a decent shave and super-clean teeth.

nachosdelux Oct 11, 2015 9:36 am

the answer is surely Occam's Razor. So simple I cannot figure it out.

mapleg Oct 11, 2015 1:56 pm


Originally Posted by Rebelyell (Post 25548204)
You must hate a decent shave and super-clean teeth.

Man, that is the greatest comment of the day. Congrats.

LoganFlyer Oct 11, 2015 8:50 pm

They won't give you a razor for free due but they'll sell you one at their gift shop? Yeah, I totally buy that it's due to $$afety concern$$. Really, I do.


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