fucking minibar

[erilyn]

Yo, very important question for anyone who stayed at/visited our apartment at the Medina in Melbourne the other weekend?

Did anyone take any soft drink from the minibar? I've had almost $16 charged to my visa for 4 drinks we supposedly drank. I feel pretty safe in assuming that this is a load of crap, but let me know if you'd needed a drink.

And I was loving our suite of awesomeness so much :(

Pity they didn't try to charge me after today, since I just cancelled my credit card because of dodginess.

Comments

[renne.livejournal.com]

Gosh, no. I worked in hotels, I know how dodge the charging is for things like that. How much are they trying to skint you?

[erilyn.livejournal.com]

Whoops, somehow I deleted an entire sentence from my post. It's $15.60 for 4 drinks, bastards.

[renne.livejournal.com]

Dude, that's about how much I expected. And they were probably those shitty little cans too, knowing how tight hotel assholes are with the minibar. /prejudice

[renne.livejournal.com]

The other thing is that if you bought drinks from the convenience store, and the empties were in the bin, the housekeeper might have just been super lazy and assumed that you drank the hotel's stocks (it happens). Which is stupid, seeing as they would then have had to restock the minibar.

[erilyn.livejournal.com]

I was wondering about that, but can't recall if anyone bought small drinks, I can only think of the couple of large bottles we grabbed, hmmm.

Plus, jocondite paid for a minibar item when we checked out, so it's not like we wouldn't have owned up if we had :(