But let's get down to business. If you book a hotel room that doesn't have a microwave listed as an amenity, then I would advise you to contact the resort you're staying at and request a microwave in your room. You can ask Guest Services to make a notation on your Guest room file.

Yes, you can almost always request a microwave in your hotel room, though it is usually subject to availability. Many "limited-service" brands (like Hampton Inn or Fairfield Inn) include them in every room by default, but higher-end "full-service" hotels (like Marriott or Hilton) typically only provide them upon request. Some hotels may charge a small daily fee (often around $10–$15) for the delivery of a microwave to your room, while others provide it for free on a first-come, first-served basis. If the hotel is unable to provide one for your room due to space or inventory limits, they almost always have a common-use microwave located in the lobby, the breakfast area, or the 24-hour pantry shop. If you have a medical need (such as for heating specialized dietary food or medical supplies), be sure to mention this during booking, as hotels are often required to prioritize these requests under accessibility laws.