The website indicates the rooms had safes. In that case usually ther is some
kind of waiver involved.
I always use the safe and if whatever valuables I have that doesn't fit in
the safe, I lug around.A few safes nowdays are big enough to fit a laptop
and thensome. Dumb not to use them.
"Tony" wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> My girlfriend returned from a week long vacation at the Windjammer
> Landing in St. Lucia (http://www.windjammer-landing.com/) with some
> bad news. Within just a couple of hours of arriving there, someone had
> broken into her room and stole a very expensive camera I bought her
> for Christmas last year (Canon Digital Rebel) along with some jewelry.
> She had left it in a bag while she went down to the lobby to get
> something to eat and when she returned she found a footprint that was
> left on a towel that was on the floor of her balcony. She realized
> that her camera was gone at that time. I am told the police where
> involved and that the resorts insurance will cover the camera and give
> her a reimbursement. Has anyone else had an experience like this? How
> did the resort handle it?
>
> Thanks,
> Tony
>
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