Since we usually stay at holiday Inn express, my answer is no.

Although I could see myself sporting a a holiday Inn express Polo, popped collar and all.

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Anonymous wrote:I bought a cute beach bag with the caneel bay logo, and I have a couple nice beach towels with resort logos that I got for sitting through a time share pitch.

I still have a Caneel Bay each bag from 20 years. I bought it because I needed a beach bag, but I still like it!

My caneel bay tote is 18 years old and still kicking! I also bought gold earrings with the logo (which is also the logo of the island).

No, I steal the slippers.

Anonymous wrote:I bought a cute beach bag with the caneel bay logo, and I have a couple nice beach towels with resort logos that I got for sitting through a time share pitch.

I still have a Caneel Bay each bag from 20 years. I bought it because I needed a beach bag, but I still like it!

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Anonymous wrote:What's this breakers everyone is talking about. Google was unhelpful since there are a few places called breakers

Really nice 1%er hotel in Palm Beach, FL.

It's not even that nice. It's kind of run down.

Aren't you fancy!

My kids get souvenir magnets but they are usually of the city, not the hotel.

No, we don't buy Ritz Carlton logo shirts.

Golf courses maybe.

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Anonymous wrote:What's this breakers everyone is talking about. Google was unhelpful since there are a few places called breakers

Really nice 1%er hotel in Palm Beach, FL.

Thanks. NP here, but all I could come up with was the mansion in RI, which of course isn't a hotel.

Regarding the OP: No, not unless I forgot something and really need a replacement. I do buy stuff from places I visit sometimes, though (eg, a national park t-shirt). But not with a hotel logo (which would be like Hampton Inn or something anyway).

I get a hat every place I go - it's a thing now, like a collection. I wear them to my kids soccer games to keep sun off my face and hide my unwashed hair. I never thought it looked cheesy or braggy but now that I think about it maybe it IS odd to be wearing ritz Carlton and four seasons hats. Now I don't want to wear them.

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Anonymous wrote:Ugh. No.

Cheesy? Too labely? People must buy these because there are entire stores devoted to this merchandise within luxury hotels.

I don't understand adults who feel the need to advertise the things they've done or places they've been on their clothing.

This.

Super weird.

I thought people just steal the towels.

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Anonymous wrote:What's this breakers everyone is talking about. Google was unhelpful since there are a few places called breakers

Really nice 1%er hotel in Palm Beach, FL.

It's not even that nice. It's kind of run down.

I bought a cute beach bag with the caneel bay logo, and I have a couple nice beach towels with resort logos that I got for sitting through a time share pitch.

Like anything else its just for braggarts. They need EVERYONE to know they stayed at Cheeca or wherever.

No. I just assumed people bought the hotel branded stuff because they went on vacation and forgot or lost their hat, jacket, sweatshirt, etc...

I can see intentionally buying presents or mementos from places you visit (Barcelona) but hotels, unless you need to use the stuff right then? No.