When you're booking any accommodation, you're agreeing to its rules. Sounds basic, right? Believe it or not, some people still find this concept too difficult to understand. Or, even worse, they feel as if they're above everyone else and these rules don't apply to them. I'm talking stealing glassware as 'souvenirs,' leaving your underwear in the kettle, you know, the good stuff. Bored Panda has put together a list of some of the worst hotel and Airbnb guests, and it proves why we can't have nice things.
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I'm Sure We've All Been There Dylan
Kudos to all hoteliers around the globe for surviving yet another day of dealing with these monsters. Writing for Hotel Management, Glenn Haussman said there are 4 types of guests people in the industry love to hate. Let's start with the Never Happy Complainer. "This person is pissed. But don’t worry, it’s not you. There is something seriously wrong with this individual’s life, and for some reason, it’s the hotel’s fault. You know the type: Something small goes wrong and no matter what you try to do, it’s never good enough."
A simple complaint "the water in the shower wasn’t hot enough" turns into a sad display where apologies are met with more anger. But they don't want a simple apology. They need more. Turns out, repeated apologies and asking how you can make the situation better are no good as well. "This person is hell-bent on poisoning your soul and making you feel as awful as they do."
So This Is How My Friend Left The Bed In Our Hotel Room
Then there are the Party People. "At full-service hotels and casino resorts in particular, I see these folks ready to party. But not the type of partying that makes you money at the bar. Nope, these folks orchestrate their own party by bringing in massively sized coolers jam-packed with more beer and other forms of booze than anyone can possibly drink. With no shame or respect for the hotel, they’ll mount a mission more complex than Normandy to bring in drinking supplies so they can save a few bucks and not buy your alcohol. And, of course, they leave the guestroom festooned with their remnants of cocktailing gone bad."
I Work 3rd Shift At A Hotel. For Ten Minutes, The Guy Argued He Was Staying In 227. We Don't Have A 227. He Was At The Wrong Hotel. Happy New Year
"Isn't this the Ritz?" "No, it's the Pitz." *laughs to self, then dies of shame*
What about the 20 People, 1 Room, No Problem? "Yes, they know the room has a single king-sized bed and a small chair in the corner. But that didn’t stop them from reserving a room for one or two people, and then stealthily sneaking in many, many more. It’s a giant pain as they overstuff the room and expect you not to notice; especially after they just asked you for a dozen extra pillows and blankets and a roll-away cot."
Annoying Kids Pulled The Bolts Out. This Is In A Hotel Owned By My Family And I
Let's not forget the I’ll Just Sit Here Person. Glenn said there are some who seem to be lost. Nobody knows if they're staying at the hotel or not. Nobody knows because they simply sit in the lobby for many, many hours. And they aren't working or anything. Just hanging out while waiting for something, or someone. However, nobody knows who that special someone or something is as everyone's shift is over before they move a muscle.
They Literally Left A Hotel Room Like That
Want to make a mess? Can't be bothered cleaning up? Then you need... to stay at home. This is just disgusting.
This "Great Tip" That This Woman On Her Period Shared
Found a great tip. Staying in a hotel, that time of the month comes out of the blue. Forgot to pack knickers so came up with a good way to quickly wash them. The hotel kettle! Quick, fast and hygienic. Just call me Mcgyver.
Can't unsee that.... note to self, never use hotel stuff again.
These Fine People Were Loading The Mini Fridge From A Hotel Room I Watched From The Balcony
I Work At A Hotel, A Guest Left This When They Checked Out
I Work At A Hotel. I Was Inspecting Rooms Today And Found This
David Lee Roth's Hotel Room During The 1982 Van Halen Tour
My Girlfriend Works At A Hotel. This Is What One Of The Maintenance Employees Found Hanging From One Rooms Sprinkler
My Friend's Wife Had Found This Massive Toy While Cleaning A Hotel Room
Just A Dude Looking At Porn In The Open Hotel Lobby
I Work At A Hotel. This Was Found Under One Of The Beds
Um... I'm Guessing There'll Be A Surcharge For That
I'm Staying At A Nice Hotel And Go To Get Ice. I Immediately Smell Poop And Then Discover This. A Nice Ripe Diaper Crammed Between The Ice Machine And Wall
Is This The New Hotel Do No Disturb Sign? (Seen At A Motel 6)
What? Oh, Nothing. Just Filling A Hotel Ice Bucket With Pepsi
Only In Vegas
No Smoking In The Hotel Room, So Let’s Just Smoke In The Hallway. Right Outside My Room
Because It's Definitely The Housekeeper's Fault You Chose A Non-Smoking Hotel
This Is The Room Of A Hotel Guest That Stayed For 3 Days. No Pets, No Kids. Just One Dude With A Mission To Be Disgusting
Dude At My Hotel Parked In Three Spots Including A Handycapped
Some Edgelord Wrote This In One Of The Bibles At The Hotel I Work At
I Went With A Church Group To Pennsylvania, And This Was My Roommates Side Of The Hotel Room
I Work At A Hotel And A Guest Left This Note For Housekeeping
Why couldn't the seamen pick up the towels? Oh wait... spelling mistake... In that case, why couldn't the towels pick up the semen?
I Work The Front Desk Of A Hotel. A Guest Told Me He Had Created A Piece Of Art That He Wanted To Sell To Paris Hilton. We Went To His Room And Found This
I Gagged A Little. Discarded Press-Ons At My Hotel Pool
Lovely Painting In My Hotel Room
I Work As A Housekeeper At A Hotel. Had To Clean This Fridge Yesterday
I Work At A Hotel, Opened The Diaper Table And Found A Gift
A Guest Left 5 Bags Of Trash Scattered Around Room For A 5 Day Stay. Filthy
Popeyes Chicken By The Hot Tub In The Hotel I Stayed At
A Previous Hotel Guest Did This In A Miami Beach Hotel
This Hotel Guest Left No Mystery About Their New Year's Plans
Someone Tossing Pizzas At Our Hotel
In A Hotel Elevator After A Rave
Leaving Your Cigarette Butts In Hotel Glassware
I don't see the problem. Clean the glass, put it in a dishwasher and it's as good as new. In my country we had a tv-series about hotels where they used a special light to show where there were body fluids in the rooms. You'd be amazed about the results.
I Know Someone That Likes To Take Stuff From Airbnb’s, As If It’s Not Somebody’s Home
I can't give an up to any of these... just very saddening to see the extent of disrespect and entitlement in our society. I am utterly disgusted.
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'We love a souvenir' say millions of tourists who try to break off stone at so many wonderful places. So, now, at some places like the pyramids, local authorities slap a five digit fine on you, because if they didn't the place would be gone, by now.
AIR BNB owners can rate guests, just as we can rate them. If someone steals, flag them to warn other owners.
Then why not ask if you could have one. I asked at a place we stayed on a Canal boat . and they sent me one of their ashtrays. I still have it to this day. 41 years ago.
You are a theiving a*****e, it'll catch up to you or your too ignorant and have been caught stealing underware at Walmart again huh
Goes great with you fake nails and I am sure your personality matches.
This is so disrespectful, as well as being theft. I've stayed at an Airbnb and we wanted larger glasses than were provided. So we bought some and left them for the owners/next guests.
I hope they get banned. I mean they are putting up pictures of things they stole!
Some people are not only criminal but clueless. Does she think she gains some kind of points for her stupidity?
Im sure you can buy glasses like that on Ebay. Probably cheap too. No reason to steal it.
and thats just one of the many reasons I stopped renting through Airbnb
Fancy is not what I think of on seeing theses vulgar plastic claws. A lady would never have these.
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Has anyone ever stayed at an airbnb that was someones home? That's the original concept, yes, but aren't they allways just holiday apartments, furnished for that purpose? Not that it makes theft better, of course.
Furnished with decent glassware? Nope. This was probably someone's home. Regardless, stealing like this is just low and boasting about it afterwards shows just how thick she is.
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A thief is a thief. Just the way you have disgusting folks who registers one guest when they book an airbnb unit then shows up with two guests carrying several suitcases. The minute the host reminds him about the second guest rule, he gets defensive and nasty because he thinks that the host is in on his secret affair with a married woman. The next day, the registered guest decides to make up lies to discredit the airbnb listing because he was up in his feelings thinking the host cares that he is a married man clearly cheating with a married woman but acting like he is so proper. The guest leaves the Airbnb filthy which explains why the woman only stayed with him one night. The guest then leaves the only negative review that Airbnb every received and was clearly projecting. Moral of the story - man up and not try to mess up the hosts business when clearly you are the one with issues because karma will get you.
I can't believe they're proud of stealing someone else's property. Disgusting.
all the glassware in your house is fake (stolen) just like your nails. if you can afford fake nails why not buy your own glassware
Since this is the final post in this mess I will leave my assessment here. THESE images show, in a nutshell, just why humanity is screwed. These are just a small yet perfect example of just how truly messed up the human race is. Sad really. And folks wonder why I prefer the company of my four legged friends.
Would it help, if the hotels sold some trinkets , or wouldn't be the same if not stolen !!!
... you know. we keep some cheap stuff to be "stolen"... Good advertising and customer service, as it the oddbin is accounted for in the price you pay.
I believe that ALL thieves should have a finger cut off for every time they've been caught ripping something off. I'm all for 18th century punishment.
Love a souvenir? Then take a selfie of yourself in your favourite room of your rental. Don't steal, you worthless piece of sh!t.
Dear "person" - kindly return the glass you stole. If I don't receive it, intact, within one weeks time, I will come to your house and shove it up your a*s. Thanks!
A guest had gone through the tiny corner of my closet where I keep a few of my items and stole my dress!!!! And I really liked that dress! I called her out on it, she played dumb and never responded. I miss it!
I understand that in a hotel you can somewhat bring home your used toiletries but in an Airbnb it's a different thing since it was someone's home that just rented so we should respect and use them appropriately.
If the state of her nails are any indication, I'm not surprised they did something trashy. White trash gonna white trash.
Completely lame to steal from AirBnb, but that's probably a $2 glass from TJ Maxx. Why bother?
Stealing is stealing. It doesn't matter how cheap or expensive the item is
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In Blade Runner Harrison Ford would extract her face from the reflection in the glass. She deserves that her face is posted all over the internet.
Oh, it's a souvenir for her, look how proud she is. Do you honestly think she cares about matching glasses? The whole situation is trashy.
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I seriously wonder what goes through people heads to act this way. I’d say it looks as though they live like pigs but that insults the poor little piggy’s.
Nothing... they don't think at all. I expect their homes are either a) perfect as they pay people to deal with their mess or b) they live in a tip. Oh, most people don't know this but pigs are actually naturally quite clean and tidy if given enough space to live in...
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Those people can be tracked down and sent a hefty bill or you can sue them til they are breathless...
If hotels did prosecute these morons, with the financial aspect, means the cost of loss, increase price of rooms, same as any business losses, we pay, mess and damage not ours !!!
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Why do some people have so little respect for other people's property? Just disgusting.
We need to create a page to post bad Airbnb guests names, so no one will accept their booking.
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I feel sorry for the people who have had to clean up or see the trash left behind. It's not that hard to keep a room clean
True. In fact, I think some of these messes take way more effort than keeping it clean....
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I've worked on both a 5 star resort and 4 star ( that looked like 3) airport hotel. I was doing front desk on both but very close to all the other departments and I can tell you: rich, poor, "educated", famous, business people, families, royalty, military, etc , they all had done some nasty stuff to their rooms. We had a military (marines) couple fighting and broke the whole room and walked bare footed, drunk and bleeding all over the fancy hotel floor causing a scene, runaway brides, missing husbands to be (police had to be called the guy drunk himself to a coma passed out on a roundabout and no one knew where he was as the roundabout structure hid him from the search cars, the dogs found him later on), the unapproved fireworks by the on-going wedding started a fire as pine trees are highly flammable, a drunk rich woman from a very high society family used to call reception and scream at us saying she was gonna call the FBI to arrest us for not filling up her mini bar, we had sleep walking naked VIPs running away from imaginary dogs (yes more than one), young couples on their first time leaving all the "balloons" half used everywhere, tampons left by the bedside table by highly educated fancy pants rich women, business men raping foreign teenage women, teenagers and young adults stabbing each other because they look at each other "funny", soooo many stories you'd be surprised how many things happen every single day in any sort of hotel.. We had to call police and security and ambulance services all the time, people that come to hotels got no clue how much stuff actually happens in hotels (I worked for huge world wide companies) and both the posh place and the really bad location one were the same although the posh expensive place was thought to be less likely to see these things it's not .
I'm the girl who cleans up before I leave a hotel, lest they think I'm a pig lol
I don't clean but I leave everything in the places I found, tidy, and the towels stacked and folded to wash in the bathroom. The truth is, I don't mess up what I don't need and I like living in a tidy space so it's easy. I thought I was crazy... Congrats to us
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I was considering getting a hotel job to pass the time while my company is temporarily closed. I think I've changed my mind. XD
I don't understand some people. Whenever I stay in a hotel, I keep the room clean and make the bed every morning because I'd be embarrassed if the hotel staff come in to clean it whilst I am out and it's filthy.
I have worked in motels, I also now have an Airbnb. I can tell you most people are great, some surprise you. I also worked as a repairman, I found that the messy ones are like that at their own homes and friends places.
We tend to call these idiots pigs, I know it's not fair, pigs are clean and intelligent !!!
I have traveled around Asia the last couple of years and have been doing work exchange in a few hostels along the way. All I can say is that most of this stuff is an everyday occurrence. I have even experienced worse.. I have lost count of how many rooms I have cleaned that were covered in blood and vomit for example.. Then there was a couple that stayed with an infant in one place.. Their shower was covered in poop and the rest of the room was covered in sticky food (I think jam and some kind of sauce), not to mention the dirty diapers. It’s really like some people think that because someone else will come and clean it up afterwards, they can just act like rockstars and f**k up the room as much as they want and it’s fine. I feel like everyone would benefit from having to spend at least one day cleaning hotel rooms or hostel rooms. I think they would have a lot more respect for cleaning staff if they did. I sure as hell do.
I'm sitting in a hotel in South Carolina reading this, just found a previous guests food in the fridge, not sure what it was, too much mould to identify, and I think the guy using all the spaces including the handicap spot is parked in the lot right now. People are so rude!
People can be so stupid and filthy... Hotel will never look the same ANYMORE
I always wonder what a persons own house looks like who does these types of things. If their own house would never look like this it means they have no respect for others property or the people who have to clean up after them. If their house does look like this then they are just nasty slobs.
I just stayed at a hotel last week for two nights and two and a half days. The housekeeper went in as I was getting into my car, and she came right back out the door with a huge smile on her face, waving the tip I'd left, and saying THANK YOU! loudly (for the suite being so easy to clean, it took her maybe 10 minutes, tops). I've been the hotel and motel housekeeper four different times, and it's a horrid, thankless job.
Bad enough to do this in a hotel room but to steal from an Airbnb is plain wrong! That is someone's house, their property and should be treated with respect!
As one who has been a motel and hotel housekeeper four times in my decades of working, I'm super careful and mindful to leave my accommodations as clean and neat as I possibly can each day, if a longer stay, and to leave only an unmade bed when it's an overnight stay. I've long been in the habit of taking my own cleaning supplies with me for a certain 9-day event every year, and most of us who attend that event do the same. None of us wants to leave the hotels rooms looking like a church full of swine stayed there (in our faith, we strongly emphasize the importance of cleanliness, both of personal hygiene and home, and of taking care of the property of others). I'm really glad I no longer do that kind of work for a living, and have huge respect for those who do.
Wow. We use one trashcan so the other bags don't go to waste because they are not full unless the one we are using is full. We put all the used towels in the bathtub. I made a small stain on the bedsheet with my periods once and told the maid I had soaked that part and waiting for it to dry. We don't keep food inside so the smell doesn't stay either. How hard can it be to leave the place in good order?
These people figure that since its not thier house & they paid to stay there, that they can be disrespectful & trashy. They also don't respect the minimal wage workers there.
you know what, I might go against the flow, having worked at several corporate hotels... the guest might be dirty and ineducated, but well sometimes hotels are so dirty, they just deserve this treatment.... I know what I am talking about
Number 8 would be a dream come true for me. I mean, I’m a Magic the Gathering nerd, and have over 5000 cards, but that would quadruple my collection
I clean houses for a living & NOTHING surprises me! I’ve seen it all! And my husband wonders why I rip the bed apart to check to be sure it’s clean ( the end of bed shows it) & I NEVER step in the tubs without standing on a hand towel. Hotel cleaners don’t clean very well either. Then I write reviews about how good or bad the hotel’s actually are. And I am brutally honest. I even was offered a job @ a casinos’ hotel after one review in another state. People are rude & pigs & all the pics show damages that can easily be charged to a person’s credit card. Unless they paid cash ( and who does that?) We stayed in a room with what looked like bloodstains on the carpet @ 1 place. We asked for another room. They were full due to kids hockey tournament in town. Note to self: always ask if anything is going on in a town before booking a hotel. Never stayed @ that place again. We even checked to see if a murder had happened it was so bad! Wish I had pics now.
The contract of accommodation that is included in all hotels states that the guest is responsible for anything above normal wear and tear. When the guest signs the credit card slip they are also signing a contract that allows the hotel to charge for any additional expenses to restore the room(s) to the state is was when they were let.
I will never understand how some people think it is okay to behave in this fashion. I travel a lot, probably more than most people. (230 nights away in 2018) When weather permits, I often bring my German Shepherd, as she is often part of my work. I travel with a dog bag filled with her things. Among the normal things -- food and water dishes, blanket, etc. -- I bring cleaning supplies. I feed my dog on her personal mat, wash up the area and make sure that I brush surfaces of hair. I make sure trash is in the can and if it's nasty, it goes outside in the dumpster, or in an emergency, in the back of the car to be tossed elsewhere. When I stay for longer than a few days, I make friends with the housekeeper and make sure they know to tell me if there is a mess I've missed. I tip when I leave and pride myself on leaving the room as clean as possible. I do all of this not because of someone else, but because I have a measure of self-respect. I simply don't understand the other way of being.
I once worked in Holiday Rentals for high end apartments. The cleaner came to me one day and said that she could not keep washing the bed sheets with bleach everyday as they will start to perish. I asked her why she was doing that. Turns out the sheets had blood on them from nosebleed - the occupants were doing coke every day.
I worked as flight attendant and stayed in many hotels I saw how housekeeping staff clean the rooms and washrooms. They clean electric kettle and toilet with bleach.
*claps like Haymitch* Ladies and gentleman, this is how a society dies.
Some, I don't know if it's done by hotel guests cause there are alot of a******s of housekeepers too or whatever, but yes, there are a bunch of f***s out there too that disregard property cause its not theirs to worry about. The trash isn't something they have to charge. They only charge if items are broken or stolen in room.
i once had a stay in a hotel and when i went to the bathrooms that were located in the entrance hall i noticed that there was poo sticking on the wall of the toilet cabin.. don't ask me how it got there
While I was in the military there was a bathroom in the building I worked in that would have poop smeared all over the walls repeatedly. They never figured out who did it, but they called him The Phantom Shitter.
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Filthy people, filthy brains, all part of the dumbing down of America, no culture, manners, integrity, honesty, just trashy people.
Could we please track down and kill all these people? Or make them eat their trash? You all know that the poor housekeepers want it. And you want it.
Kill them? Let's not exaggerate. Kill their accounts with fines that would be donated to the staff that had to clean that up? Totally!
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These photos are here, literally, for us to judge. Also, hard not to sit in judgement on people whose behaviour is so disgusting.
Load More Replies... I seriously wonder what goes through people heads to act this way. I’d say it looks as though they live like pigs but that insults the poor little piggy’s.
Nothing... they don't think at all. I expect their homes are either a) perfect as they pay people to deal with their mess or b) they live in a tip. Oh, most people don't know this but pigs are actually naturally quite clean and tidy if given enough space to live in...
Load More Replies... Those people can be tracked down and sent a hefty bill or you can sue them til they are breathless...
If hotels did prosecute these morons, with the financial aspect, means the cost of loss, increase price of rooms, same as any business losses, we pay, mess and damage not ours !!!
Load More Replies... Why do some people have so little respect for other people's property? Just disgusting.
We need to create a page to post bad Airbnb guests names, so no one will accept their booking.
Load More Replies... I feel sorry for the people who have had to clean up or see the trash left behind. It's not that hard to keep a room clean
True. In fact, I think some of these messes take way more effort than keeping it clean....
Load More Replies... I've worked on both a 5 star resort and 4 star ( that looked like 3) airport hotel. I was doing front desk on both but very close to all the other departments and I can tell you: rich, poor, "educated", famous, business people, families, royalty, military, etc , they all had done some nasty stuff to their rooms. We had a military (marines) couple fighting and broke the whole room and walked bare footed, drunk and bleeding all over the fancy hotel floor causing a scene, runaway brides, missing husbands to be (police had to be called the guy drunk himself to a coma passed out on a roundabout and no one knew where he was as the roundabout structure hid him from the search cars, the dogs found him later on), the unapproved fireworks by the on-going wedding started a fire as pine trees are highly flammable, a drunk rich woman from a very high society family used to call reception and scream at us saying she was gonna call the FBI to arrest us for not filling up her mini bar, we had sleep walking naked VIPs running away from imaginary dogs (yes more than one), young couples on their first time leaving all the "balloons" half used everywhere, tampons left by the bedside table by highly educated fancy pants rich women, business men raping foreign teenage women, teenagers and young adults stabbing each other because they look at each other "funny", soooo many stories you'd be surprised how many things happen every single day in any sort of hotel.. We had to call police and security and ambulance services all the time, people that come to hotels got no clue how much stuff actually happens in hotels (I worked for huge world wide companies) and both the posh place and the really bad location one were the same although the posh expensive place was thought to be less likely to see these things it's not .
I'm the girl who cleans up before I leave a hotel, lest they think I'm a pig lol
I don't clean but I leave everything in the places I found, tidy, and the towels stacked and folded to wash in the bathroom. The truth is, I don't mess up what I don't need and I like living in a tidy space so it's easy. I thought I was crazy... Congrats to us
Load More Replies... I was considering getting a hotel job to pass the time while my company is temporarily closed. I think I've changed my mind. XD
I don't understand some people. Whenever I stay in a hotel, I keep the room clean and make the bed every morning because I'd be embarrassed if the hotel staff come in to clean it whilst I am out and it's filthy.
I have worked in motels, I also now have an Airbnb. I can tell you most people are great, some surprise you. I also worked as a repairman, I found that the messy ones are like that at their own homes and friends places.
We tend to call these idiots pigs, I know it's not fair, pigs are clean and intelligent !!!
I have traveled around Asia the last couple of years and have been doing work exchange in a few hostels along the way. All I can say is that most of this stuff is an everyday occurrence. I have even experienced worse.. I have lost count of how many rooms I have cleaned that were covered in blood and vomit for example.. Then there was a couple that stayed with an infant in one place.. Their shower was covered in poop and the rest of the room was covered in sticky food (I think jam and some kind of sauce), not to mention the dirty diapers. It’s really like some people think that because someone else will come and clean it up afterwards, they can just act like rockstars and f**k up the room as much as they want and it’s fine. I feel like everyone would benefit from having to spend at least one day cleaning hotel rooms or hostel rooms. I think they would have a lot more respect for cleaning staff if they did. I sure as hell do.
I'm sitting in a hotel in South Carolina reading this, just found a previous guests food in the fridge, not sure what it was, too much mould to identify, and I think the guy using all the spaces including the handicap spot is parked in the lot right now. People are so rude!
People can be so stupid and filthy... Hotel will never look the same ANYMORE
I always wonder what a persons own house looks like who does these types of things. If their own house would never look like this it means they have no respect for others property or the people who have to clean up after them. If their house does look like this then they are just nasty slobs.
I just stayed at a hotel last week for two nights and two and a half days. The housekeeper went in as I was getting into my car, and she came right back out the door with a huge smile on her face, waving the tip I'd left, and saying THANK YOU! loudly (for the suite being so easy to clean, it took her maybe 10 minutes, tops). I've been the hotel and motel housekeeper four different times, and it's a horrid, thankless job.
Bad enough to do this in a hotel room but to steal from an Airbnb is plain wrong! That is someone's house, their property and should be treated with respect!
As one who has been a motel and hotel housekeeper four times in my decades of working, I'm super careful and mindful to leave my accommodations as clean and neat as I possibly can each day, if a longer stay, and to leave only an unmade bed when it's an overnight stay. I've long been in the habit of taking my own cleaning supplies with me for a certain 9-day event every year, and most of us who attend that event do the same. None of us wants to leave the hotels rooms looking like a church full of swine stayed there (in our faith, we strongly emphasize the importance of cleanliness, both of personal hygiene and home, and of taking care of the property of others). I'm really glad I no longer do that kind of work for a living, and have huge respect for those who do.
Wow. We use one trashcan so the other bags don't go to waste because they are not full unless the one we are using is full. We put all the used towels in the bathtub. I made a small stain on the bedsheet with my periods once and told the maid I had soaked that part and waiting for it to dry. We don't keep food inside so the smell doesn't stay either. How hard can it be to leave the place in good order?
These people figure that since its not thier house & they paid to stay there, that they can be disrespectful & trashy. They also don't respect the minimal wage workers there.
you know what, I might go against the flow, having worked at several corporate hotels... the guest might be dirty and ineducated, but well sometimes hotels are so dirty, they just deserve this treatment.... I know what I am talking about
Number 8 would be a dream come true for me. I mean, I’m a Magic the Gathering nerd, and have over 5000 cards, but that would quadruple my collection
I clean houses for a living & NOTHING surprises me! I’ve seen it all! And my husband wonders why I rip the bed apart to check to be sure it’s clean ( the end of bed shows it) & I NEVER step in the tubs without standing on a hand towel. Hotel cleaners don’t clean very well either. Then I write reviews about how good or bad the hotel’s actually are. And I am brutally honest. I even was offered a job @ a casinos’ hotel after one review in another state. People are rude & pigs & all the pics show damages that can easily be charged to a person’s credit card. Unless they paid cash ( and who does that?) We stayed in a room with what looked like bloodstains on the carpet @ 1 place. We asked for another room. They were full due to kids hockey tournament in town. Note to self: always ask if anything is going on in a town before booking a hotel. Never stayed @ that place again. We even checked to see if a murder had happened it was so bad! Wish I had pics now.
The contract of accommodation that is included in all hotels states that the guest is responsible for anything above normal wear and tear. When the guest signs the credit card slip they are also signing a contract that allows the hotel to charge for any additional expenses to restore the room(s) to the state is was when they were let.
I will never understand how some people think it is okay to behave in this fashion. I travel a lot, probably more than most people. (230 nights away in 2018) When weather permits, I often bring my German Shepherd, as she is often part of my work. I travel with a dog bag filled with her things. Among the normal things -- food and water dishes, blanket, etc. -- I bring cleaning supplies. I feed my dog on her personal mat, wash up the area and make sure that I brush surfaces of hair. I make sure trash is in the can and if it's nasty, it goes outside in the dumpster, or in an emergency, in the back of the car to be tossed elsewhere. When I stay for longer than a few days, I make friends with the housekeeper and make sure they know to tell me if there is a mess I've missed. I tip when I leave and pride myself on leaving the room as clean as possible. I do all of this not because of someone else, but because I have a measure of self-respect. I simply don't understand the other way of being.
I once worked in Holiday Rentals for high end apartments. The cleaner came to me one day and said that she could not keep washing the bed sheets with bleach everyday as they will start to perish. I asked her why she was doing that. Turns out the sheets had blood on them from nosebleed - the occupants were doing coke every day.
I worked as flight attendant and stayed in many hotels I saw how housekeeping staff clean the rooms and washrooms. They clean electric kettle and toilet with bleach.
*claps like Haymitch* Ladies and gentleman, this is how a society dies.
Some, I don't know if it's done by hotel guests cause there are alot of a******s of housekeepers too or whatever, but yes, there are a bunch of f***s out there too that disregard property cause its not theirs to worry about. The trash isn't something they have to charge. They only charge if items are broken or stolen in room.
i once had a stay in a hotel and when i went to the bathrooms that were located in the entrance hall i noticed that there was poo sticking on the wall of the toilet cabin.. don't ask me how it got there
While I was in the military there was a bathroom in the building I worked in that would have poop smeared all over the walls repeatedly. They never figured out who did it, but they called him The Phantom Shitter.
Load More Replies... Filthy people, filthy brains, all part of the dumbing down of America, no culture, manners, integrity, honesty, just trashy people.
Could we please track down and kill all these people? Or make them eat their trash? You all know that the poor housekeepers want it. And you want it.
Kill them? Let's not exaggerate. Kill their accounts with fines that would be donated to the staff that had to clean that up? Totally!
Load More Replies... These photos are here, literally, for us to judge. Also, hard not to sit in judgement on people whose behaviour is so disgusting.
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