Adventures in hotel theft -- Conclusion

That's right, conclusion. And not the "oh well this is just never going to happen" type.  

On April 29 I received an email from the hotel with a Western Union money order attached. It was in the amount of €140 (rather than $140). So that settles it, I can replace my stolen items and pick up the broken pieces of my life and move on.

Dear Mr. Foxx,
please find enclosed copy of the order of payment of € 140,00 to your name. As you can see your Dollars have grown up to more than 200.
I would be really happy if you had a possibility to meet Ms. ****** of ***** – who unfortunately suffered a theft as well- and offer her a drink with the compliments of **** Hotel to both of you. Just a little thought to attest our disappointment in this adverse event.
You are going to be asked for a code that you can see on top of the sheet: 132…(10 digits)
Also be informed that you need to know the name of the sender as it appears on the sheet in your hands: ***** ***** ********
I really appreciated your comprehension in this unfortunate circumstance.
Best regards
**** ***** *******

Hooray for happy endings!