A short YouTube video by Nate Buchanan listing three unusual features of Scandinavian hotels encountered during travel: many hotels provide shampoo and shower gel but no conditioner; washcloths are often absent; and beds commonly use separate blankets (no shared sheet), which the presenter finds initially odd but ultimately preferable.
Three things we learned about Scandinavian hotels that are kind of weird. No conditioner. Look, we have shampoo. We have shower gel. My hair has been so staticky. Number two is washcloths. We haven't had a single washcloth in any of our hotels. I just keep wondering, how do people wash their bodies in the shower? Do they use their hands? Or maybe these gigantic hand towels may or may not have done that a time or two. Last but not least, separate two bits. When we first got here, we thought this was kind of weird, but it's really grown on us because you can still sleep next to each other, but if one person gets hot, you kind of have your own space. Where we come from, there's always one sheet, one blanket. But here there's no sheet, and you get your own blanket. That's kind of nice. What would you prefer? And that was.
