My favorite hotel amenity (lotions, etc.) to date. What's yours?

I meant to reply to insin's post! Yes, Agraria products at the V/P. As Flowers stated---no more. V/P substituted with no brand products.

 

I used to love the shampoo and conditioner they originally had at Luxor. The ones that were pyramid shaped. I even bought some in the shop where the brand had lots of other products and scents. Luxor changed companies years ago but I’ve often wondered if I could buy the product directly...I just don’t recall their name. Does anyone know?

 

The bar soap at Wynn is the best. I started using bar soap again because of it. Found a woman who makes wonderful soap. Goodbye Bath & Body - except for candles.

Also TI used to have Oleksandra products. I'm not sure if they still do. It has been a while. The refrigerator in the room, being able to opt out of resort fees, and the strip view makes TI one of my favorites.

 

I have about 5 giant bags of hotel toiletries from over the years.

Some of my favorites are: Moulton Brown from our suite at Bellagio. We were given full sized bottles in each bathroom (5 of them). Each bottle costs approx $35. So we received almost $400 worth of toiletries that trip.

The stuff at Harrah's SoCal is really good which is ironic since it isn't a super high end hotel.

The Penthouses at Mandalay Bay and Delano used to have L'Occitaine. Love their bars and bath sugar cubes.

Finally, the old formulation that Wynn had, Desert Bamboo. So much better than the bargain version Moulton Brown formula they use now.

 

The Gilchrist and Soames products I got in March when we stayed in the 3 Bay Suite at PHo. They were definitely different than the products in their regular rooms, and in the panoramic suite we had last summer.

 

I miss the Desert Bambu products. Does anyone still sell those?

 

I have a crap load of Toiletries going back to the 80's. Also pens, flyers, note pads, programs, mags, etc.......the only thing i didn't take was toilet paper, which is ironic nowadays.

 

That must have been the muk. products they used to have in the pink containers. I remember my wife mentioning it when we stayed their a few years ago. I carried the shampoo in my toiletry kit for awhile.

Mark