Actually most modern safes require a special tool / adapter to do the bypass. At least that is what I have seen whenever I have checked into a hotel room with a safe the previous occupant left locked. And this has happened more than once. Yes, the hotel can probably get into the safe but they only give that to the people who need it. I mean, if you forget the combination, wouldn't you want the hotel to be able to get in for you?
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Date: 2011-09-12 01:01 pm (UTC)