
Who Doesn’t Want To Sleep On Someone Else’s Hair?
From a traveler returning home to Vancouver from Costa Rica and got a room at Houston Bush for six hours. Whoops. They didn’t change the pillow case.
From a traveler returning home to Vancouver from Costa Rica and got a room at Houston Bush for six hours. Whoops. They didn’t change the pillow case.
From monkchop at a hotel near Disneyland.
“There were two beds and both looked like this. When I reported it to QI headquarters they claim that QI told them they removed the beds during my visit. Not!”
From a business traveler in Budapest on business. (Thus the term “business traveler”) He was at a US-based hotel brand this is what happened when he ran the shower. He closed the drain to get the full effect. Management blamed it on “rust”.
From a flight attendant on a layover in El Paso, where she found a framed picture covered in some kind of crud: “Not sure why these pretty pictures of flowers that were hung at least 6 feet off floor above the desk had some stain of some sort rained down on them. Have suspicions but didn’t want to say out loud….”
Flight attendants get training in more than keeping their passengers safe, but also on how to be safe when traveling and laying over. So it was pretty easy to spot this anomaly at an Uncomfortable Inn where she’d been assigned the inevitable handicapped room: the lower peephole at wheelchair-level was pointed IN. She reported it and changed the rooms.
From a flight attendant on layover in Philadelphia who got a to-go boxed breakfast to bring back to her room and found this piece of bacon. She described it as something that you’d “find in the Abrasion Unit at a leper colony.” She’d already experienced a rough check-in at midnight so she brought it down to the front desk, placed it on the counter and asked “Are you fucking kidding me?”
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