I’ll be staying in hotels. Should I expect hair blow dryers in the rooms, or bring my own?

10 thoughts on “I’ll be staying in hotels. Should I expect hair blow dryers in the rooms, or bring my own?”

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   United States

   Tammy Parsons says:

   They are pretty average, I take a small travel one.

   5 months ago at

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   Australia

   EfficientDolphin2716 says:

   I stayed at 2 budget hotels and they both had hair dryers.

   5 months ago at

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   Australia

   Staci Whitaker says:

   I did not wash or dry my own hair the whole 3 weeks of my trip, sooo very cheap pay someone to do it for ya (plus I haaaate drying my hair)

   5 months ago at

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   United States

   Jenny Shah says:

   If you book your hotel, you should know what includes amenities

   5 months ago at

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   Australia

   Susanna Pinchen says:

   All hotels seem to have them. It’s 110v so unless you are from the US yours won’t work

   5 months ago at

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   United States

   MysticalRhino1040 says:

   Depends on your hotel. You can ask them I guess

   5 months ago at

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   Australia

   Active Member PrettyYuzu2852 says:

   Most hotels have hair dryers in room

   5 months ago at

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   Australia

   Active Member Prissi Chrissie says:

   They will be in the room. You can always ask the concierge at check in as well and they will bring you one of not already in the room.

   5 months ago at

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   Canada

   MrBombastic54 says:

   Yes, there isn’t a single room in Vietnam without it, a fine hotel or a small homestay. It’s due to the frequent rain, they use it to dry clothes and shoes

   5 months ago at

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    Vietnam

    Travel Expert Tung Nguyen says:

    booking platform would shown amenities for each room

    5 months ago at

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