Most often, I also find next to the "fire escape plan" is the hotel's "house rules", meant to ensure hotel guests don't behave like they actually own the room or think they are at their own home and can do anything besides picking on their noses. Some hotel guests, whether adults or little monsters, have been known to wreck havoc on hotel properties or stealing that ashtray, towel or television. Hotel managers and inn-keepers have a lot of responsibility keeping their rooms in working order and one way to at least let the guests know that they are exactly that - guests - is to impose "house rules".
Some "house rules" that I've read though stand out because they seem to have been lost in translation or they seem to be the work of an autocrat with a penchant for bureaucratic red-tape. Take a close look at the photos of these two that I took (click on it to enlarge):
REGULATIONS AT THE PACIFIC HOTEL IN PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA
REGULATIONS AT HOSTAL DON VICTOR IN PUNO, PERU
Hahaha - funny to see you collect bars! I too have a two bowlfuls of them from my travels.
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