It's possible to take a hotel robe without permission, but it is considered stealing. Here's why:
Hotel property: Robes are meant for guest use during their stay, not as souvenirs. They're inventoried just like furniture or towels.
Potential charges: Many hotels add a hefty replacement fee to your bill if a robe is missing. Some even have tags on the robes stating this explicitly.
Here are some alternatives:
Ask to purchase: Some hotels allow you to buy the robe if you really like it. Just inquire at the front desk.
Look for similar robes: If you're attached to the robe's style or comfort, you can likely find similar ones online or in stores.
In short, while taking the robe might seem easy, it's best to avoid the hassle and potential charges.
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