contain:
Tea bags
Coffee packets
Sugar
Creamer
Hot chocolate
Bottled water
Stir sticks
Disposable cups
Small packaged snacks
If these are clearly presented as complimentary in-room amenities, they’re generally meant to be consumed by the guest.
However, don’t confuse complimentary supplies with items from a paid minibar.
That distinction is extremely important.
Be Careful With The Minibar
A minibar can look deceptively similar to the complimentary items sitting on a hotel desk.
The difference is that minibar products are often sold rather than given away.
That means the bottle of