The same hotel was kind enough to provide a large ironing board, which had a plastic tag attached to remind me it belonged to Sheraton. The flip side of the tag said, If carried away inadvertently, drop in any mailbox. You can understand Sheraton's concern. Smaller items walk away, such as those goodies in the snazzy restrooms. Another hotel apparently wearied of people taking the miniature soap bars, so they put two soap dispensers in the shower instead.
Room service is yet another adventure for travelers.
Figuring out what to do with food is never a problem. Getting rid of the tray full of dishes is something else entirely. Not wanting to risk getting locked out, I usually stand safely inside my room and push the tray out into the hallway with my big toe. Late one night, garbed in the silliest excuse for pajamas you've ever seen, I carefully guided the room service tray inch by inch across the threshold of my doorway. I didn't look up until it was safely parked along the wall.