That isn't what I read. It says you have to go to the store there and purchase them.
I’ve stayed at several hotels on both sides of the Atlantic over the last few years that would provide certain items free if necessary. Or are you specifically referencing the US Disney hotels?
I am talking about US hotels. Asia and parts of Europe still will give things out in their hotels. But most US hotels have stopped with all of those amenities almost 2 decades ago. Unless you are staying at a really high end hotel, don't expect much in the rooms.
Exactly, this has been our experience. That many hotels will either have an area where they sell these products or will have some in case of emergency. I can't remember the last time I stayed anywhere that just gave away all of those toiletries as a standard amenity.
The Hyatt Place near the airport (?hotel blvd) had toiletries behind the reception desk in December - mouthwash, shaving gel and razors etc.
Yes, as I said, many still have them for emergency if you forget it. They are not standard in your room, the the OP was saying. Many hotels will have them behind the counter but actually sell them to you and not just give them away.
Why bring just a few single use ones in the first place and not a multi use one if you know you didn't bring enough? I always found hotel toothbrushes to be good for only an emergency. Better off hitting a dollar store and getting those packs of 6 brushes that are a small step above that free toothbrush.
Did you ask for a toothbrush? Frequently the extended amenities including comb, "dental kit" and shaving stuff is on demand.
