Each hotel room we stayed in featured a small electronic safe, usually in the main hall closet, on the floor.  These are the same kinds (and brands) of safes now commonly found in Western hotel rooms.


You’ll make extensive use of your safe due to the large amount of cash you must carry, plus your cameras, computers, iPods, medicines, and other valuables.


There is an instruction card in each safe, printed in Chinese characters as well as English.  Operation is straightforward, and the English directions are fairly clear.  Practice several times before locking up your goods, however.  The space is not big (more like a small microwave), but should be adequate for your must-secure items except large cameras or bulky computers.

Your Hotel Room: the room safe

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