Maybe the hotels should place some complimentary hand cream and kleenex next the beds as well.
"Maybe the hotels should place some complimentary hand cream and kleenex next the beds as well."
The tissues are in the bathroom in most hotels. I don't often see hand cream in most hotels as a complimentary item.
I'm not sure what your point is, really. People have sex in hotel rooms. Even couples who rarely engage in it at home often get frisky in hotel rooms, from what I hear. Individuals staying alone often do their thing, too.
It's a fact of life. The hotel neither encourages nor discourages sexual activity in their rooms. It's not part of the hotel's business to bother with that.
Hotels exist to provide professional hospitality. If their guests want to watch explicit sex on the television in their rooms, the hotels are happy to provide it, at a cost. They also provide alcoholic beverages and fatty foods. All of these are at additional cost to the guest, and are voluntary.
If you stay in a hotel, you're absolutely free not to induldge in any of those offerings. There's nobody pushing them on you.
I'm a thrifty man. I don't watch movies of any kind in hotel rooms. They're just too expensive. I rarely drink alcoholic beverages in my room either, since I enjoy the ambience of a crowded bar much more that solitude, and room service is just too darned expensive.
I end up paying the price of the room, and that's it. I even use my own cell phone in the room, especially for long-distance calls.
Other guests, I'm sure, do other things in their rooms. Those things are none of my business, nor are they any of your business, nor are they the business of the hotel.