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What is the etiquette on room service if babysitting in a hotel?
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I often babysit in hotels, where the parents book me from before dinner (6:30pm) till late. I typically take my own food (because the first few times I babysat in a hotel I was too nervous to order my own room service and since then have just continued the habit) but a fellow babysitter friend mentioned they’d just order room service and that this is reasonable given the lack of facilities to make / heat up their own food. Wanted to hear from others what would be the right “etiquette” for this?

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If your planning to pay your own way I don't see an issue.

But I would definitely not just order room service billed to the room without their approval. That's tantamount to theft. Would you go to their house and use their credit card to order takeout - without them telling you you could?

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