Has anyone in the history of ever, worked out with the fuck this thing is?

[Unsureofmyselfx]

Hotel staple, but what is it?

I always thought for room service tray

For your case so you don’t have to put it on the bed after it’s been dragged all round the airport and the unsavoury streets near the hotel (I stay in cheap hotels).

Anyway you solved that question so could you help with another?

It’s my works xmas party here tonight. Starts at 7.30. What time would you go downstairs so you don’t look all eager beaver and more nonchalant party goer?

I’ve been ready for an hr. hence the pondering over the suitcase holder

op

Also I’m two jd and cokes down so it’s making the stay two drinks behind your boss a bit difficult

It’s to put your suitcase on. Seriously how did you not know.

Get your bum.downstairs NOW

Get on the chasers & get on that bloody dancefloor before they all arrive.

I'd be there when it opens, more food and drink.

Christmassy Ah yes, bedbugs being famously incapable of movement

Are you alone or meeting folk? If I was with people I'd probably go for pre drinks. If I was on my own I'd probably head down about 10 minutes late.

I'm that sad person who would sit in the room to 7:50pm doing nothing so I don't look like a tool by myself

7.31. Someone's gotta be first [grin[

@ChristmassyJumper

I found this out to my bitter experience last year....

I used to put luggage under beds in hotels.
Came home with some uninvited guests.
The cost to remove said guests was roughly 4X the cost of the holiday.

I’m so confused how so many people didn’t know this is for your suitcase?!

On my own...

Right I’m heading down, Merry Xmas everyone! Hope you all have a lovely night

They usually have metal legs so bed bugs can’t climb them

Bed bug deterrent.

I recognise that carpet! Are you in a holiday inn per chance? :). Luggage holder for sure. Hope your evening is going/went well.

it's to put your suitcase on so it doesn't sit on the floor and catches 'roaches or bedbugs.

Room service tray. Every time I've been at there they've used it for that purpose.

Definitely for luggage. If the porter brings your suitcase to the room, he will put it on that.
Room service tray surely goes on the coffee table. Or the bench.

I’m so confused how so many people didn’t know this is for your suitcase?!

I'm confused as to why people need to be so patronising about a completely inconsequential knowledge gap...

There’s no way it’s a luggage rack.

What’s the benefit in raising your case 12 inches from the floor? It may as well be on the floor.

For your suitcase, so you don't get the bedding dirty

I’ve never even seen one of those before! Never mind not knowing what it does.

I don’t get around much.