103 Times Travelers Checked Into Their Hotel Or Airbnb And Instantly Regretted Every Life Choice
Vacationing is so much fun. Honestly, it’s the kind of thing that makes you realize life is worth living and makes your problems seem small in comparison to the wide world out there. That is, until you have to start booking flights and hotels.
The whole flight-booking process is already stressful enough, but when it comes to hotels and Airbnbs, you really have to be careful. Checking all the reviews is essential if you want to avoid ending up in the worst imaginable place. Unfortunately, some people still don't, and that's how we ended up with today's list — one filled with photos of some truly hilarious hotel fails. So keep reading to see what not to do!
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My Non-Smoking Hotel Room Came With A Non-Smoking Ashtray
Me And My Business Partner Decided To Share A Hotel Room In Order To Save Some Money. We Weren't Expecting This
The Vent In My Hotel Shower Doesn't Seem To Be Working
These days, you can never be too careful. Even if you do hours of research beforehand, there's always a small risk that the room or apartment you eventually end up in won't be what you expected.
According to global surveys, roughly 1 in 5 travelers (around 20%) have reported arriving at a hotel or apartment that immediately looked worse or different from the photos posted online. It's never nice to feel like you've been catfished or essentially scammed by misleading pictures, but unfortunately, it happens more often than you'd think.
I'm Beginning To Think Our Hotel In Cambodia Was A Little Dishonest On Their Flyer About The Amenities
The Sink In My Hotel Was A Bit... Complicated
The Door To My Hotel Balcony Is In The Shower Stall
The Room Numbers In This Hotel
You may think reading reviews will shield you from disappointment, but that's not always the case.
On platforms like Airbnb, the review system heavily skews positive. According to the website's quality reports, 85% of all guest reviews receive a full five stars, while one-star reviews account for less than 1%. So it's not necessarily that all these accommodations are great. Instead, the platform's review system may make negative experiences harder to spot,
