If I could describe it discretely I would go back for it. I think the only toys I would consider taking on a trip are Ella or a Hardwood dildo. For those I could say I left something in a white satin bag or purple velvet bag without having to say I left a dildo in my room.

BTW, I've heard that if you ever lose your cell phone charger, go to any large hotel and say you think you left it in your room. They will present you with a box filled with chargers and you can find the one for your phone. Goth can confirm whether this is true. less

If I could describe it discretely I would go back for it. I think the only toys I would consider taking on a trip are Ella or a Hardwood dildo. For those I could say I left something in a white satin bag or purple velvet bag without having to say I left a dildo in my room.

BTW, I've heard that if you ever lose your cell phone charger, go to any large hotel and say you think you left it in your room. They will present you with a box filled with chargers and you can find the one for your phone. Goth can confirm whether this is true. less

I ask this as a serious question, because I really do wonder what one would do.

I work in a motel. You'd be surprised of the things people leave behind: weapons, drugs, clothes (namely underwear), shoes, glasses, etc. I have even found sex toys.

Just recently I found a rabbit vibrator, still in the box, left on the nightstand in a check out room, used condom wrappers scattered around it. It was this toy: link

The funny thing is, it was a guy who rented the room... and he was a regular guest, too. But I don't think he ever came to pick it up from lost and found.

So my question is this: if you left a sex toy in a motel/hotel, would you go to the front desk and tell them and try to get it back? Or would you leave it behind? Has it ever happened to you guys before and what did you do?

I think I'd try to get it back. Toys are expensive and the last thing I would want to do is leave it behind. The front desk would already know I was in that room anyway, and when they find items they bag them and put a ticket on it with limited personal information, so what's the real harm in coming to pick it up? Sure slight embarrassment, but I'd rather come and get it than have them stare at it for 30+ days before it's tossed. less

I ask this as a serious question, because I really do wonder what one would do.

I work in a motel. You'd be surprised of the things people leave behind: weapons, drugs, clothes (namely underwear), shoes, glasses, etc. I have even found sex toys.

Just recently I found a rabbit vibrator, still in the box, left on the nightstand in a check out room, used condom wrappers scattered around it. It was this toy: link

The funny thing is, it was a guy who rented the room... and he was a regular guest, too. But I don't think he ever came to pick it up from lost and found.

So my question is this: if you left a sex toy in a motel/hotel, would you go to the front desk and tell them and try to get it back? Or would you leave it behind? Has it ever happened to you guys before and what did you do?

I think I'd try to get it back. Toys are expensive and the last thing I would want to do is leave it behind. The front desk would already know I was in that room anyway, and when they find items they bag them and put a ticket on it with limited personal information, so what's the real harm in coming to pick it up? Sure slight embarrassment, but I'd rather come and get it than have them stare at it for 30+ days before it's tossed. less

I would DEFINITELY go back for it. If I spent my money on it, HELL YES I would go back for it. Especially if it's a favorite (which, if I'm traveling with it, it IS). I do not care about what they think of me, so it doesn't matter.

My girl left the first collar that I bought for her in a hotel room. We tried to go back for it, but they gave us this b.s. line that they didn't see it. I'll bet anything that it's still in that room. Made me really upset. less

ok ya I would have to get my stuff back. I have to pinch my pennies even a couple condoms I should ask for but if I already left where I couldn't go back to the hotel for the condoms I won't bother to have them mailed to me I'd worry about heat or cold weather or any kind of damage to them I guess. I don't know I could bring myself to say can you mail those condoms to me LOL I'll just get some new ones. If the product was opened like lube I'd be thining wat if one of the workers borrowed a little..eww and where their hands were and that they were on the bottle. There are stupid disgusting people out there wat if someone used something I lfet behind? less

I ask this as a serious question, because I really do wonder what one would do.

I work in a motel. You'd be surprised of the things people leave behind: weapons, drugs, clothes (namely underwear), shoes, glasses, etc. I have even found sex toys.

Just recently I found a rabbit vibrator, still in the box, left on the nightstand in a check out room, used condom wrappers scattered around it. It was this toy: link

The funny thing is, it was a guy who rented the room... and he was a regular guest, too. But I don't think he ever came to pick it up from lost and found.

So my question is this: if you left a sex toy in a motel/hotel, would you go to the front desk and tell them and try to get it back? Or would you leave it behind? Has it ever happened to you guys before and what did you do?

I think I'd try to get it back. Toys are expensive and the last thing I would want to do is leave it behind. The front desk would already know I was in that room anyway, and when they find items they bag them and put a ticket on it with limited personal information, so what's the real harm in coming to pick it up? Sure slight embarrassment, but I'd rather come and get it than have them stare at it for 30+ days before it's tossed. less

I also work in a hotel and the things people leave behind is amazing. I actually had a similar experience and the person did call and asked us to ship it to them. Ive been very amused with some of the things I've found but it definitely makes the job interesting. less

If I forget a cheap toy, say under $10, and very easy to replace, or something that I didn't like or that broke, I would abandon it. I have a vibrating cock ring that I could care less about and that's the only one of my toys I can see myself giving up.

Anything else more precious and I would suck it up and get it back.

Do you think if I said to them "I left a personal item in my room" that would be enough information for them to get it back to me? Especially if they had already cleaned my room, shouldn't they know what I'm talking about?
But now that I think about it I wouldn't be very embarassed asking about a whip, a leash, a collar... I would be trying all sorts of language tricks to keep from saying the words "dildo" or "vibrator" at all costs. less