Domestically I don't think places worry about things like "is this guest a drug mule/harboring drugs" if we opt to ship them a lost or forgotten item...so I'm not sure they would worry about that exact scenario internationally. People do have items shipped to them (sometimes at their expense sometimes at the hotel's expense) enough times in the U.S. by a variety of hotels, restaurants and the like that I just don't think that's Loews policy of wondering about drugs (regardless of the fact that I'm not denying that is a potential way of smuggling drugs there's thousands of other ways)
Why would that mean it's not legit?
Could be possible.
Not satisfying every request under the sun a customer can make isn't poor customer service. Also, not getting what you want all the time isn't the end of the world, either for this OP or her daughter. They should both just get over it.
“Is this guest a drug mule” has me cracking up!
(This was back when weed was largely still illegal everywhere.) So, lots of ways hotels could tighten up their policies if they were really concerned about inadvertently being involved in the drug trade.
lol, it was my first response in my head when I saw the poster say "If there's a little cocaine etc in it." I might have thought something different to match that response if it was weed given how common that is on a personal usage level but cocaine, 'nother story.“Is this guest a drug mule” has me cracking up!
I'm not sure international newspapers hold much sway over Loews which is not an internationally owned company. Have you actually contacted Loews themselves? Or contacted Lowes Portofino Bay again?
Thank you - missed that part!
Aren't they a bit busy with the late Queen's funeral and such?
For now, sure, but what are they going to have to report on after the funeral tomorrow?
