77 Pics Showing The Worst Hotels People Have Ever Stayed In (New Pics)

Pretty sure my hotel room doubled as a crime scene at some point.

I had to pay for a new hotel and still have heard nothing about the $1000 that support said I'd be refunded.

There’s literally a metal disk drilled through the keyhole. No one can open it.

To clarify, he is most definitely not alive. Also, it's obvious it wasn't recent.

There’s maybe 4 mostly whole chips, the rest is tiny bits. No prices in the room. Called front desk and they said $6.99.

Drove 5 hours to get to a hotel at 1:30 AM. Tried to take a bath to unwind before going to sleep. The handle was immediately loose, and now the water won’t turn off. There’s only one person working the front desk who stated she doesn’t know what to do. She said she’ll try to page management, but as far as she knows, they do not have someone on call who can fix it…

Luckily, it's well known that humans don't like it to be dark when they sleep.

Idk who decided these were a good idea on hotel bathroom doors. There is a 1/2" gap on either side that allow light, sound, and smells to travel freely into the room. I wish they had a filter to search for hotels that don't have them.

That's how the couch was when we got there. There was really no other place to fit the thing.

It gets worse when you open the bedroom closet. And I'm not talking about the decor.

All of Sweden seems to have very high water pressure. And yes, if you turn the sink all the way on, it deflects the water directly onto your lap.

There is no way to cover it up.

They're the size of a hand towel. I genuinely don't know why management thought this was a good idea to buy these.

This is absolutely disgusting, and I hate that I booked this motel for 7 nights. I’m already struggling.

I felt like a competitive eating champion with how much water I had to chug alongside this to get it down.

I had been chatting back and forth with the front desk due to an issue with the tub drain stopper. At first I thought this tub setup was some kind of modern quirk because surely you didn’t really have multiple construction workers follow through with installing a bathtub completely backwards. But I’ve been here a few days now and curiosity got the best of me so I asked… and the answer did not disappoint.

What’s wild to me is that this hotel is five years old, housekeeping visits several times a week if not daily, maintenance had literally just been in my room the day before, and somehow I am the first one to ever bring this observation to their attention. What?!?

More like “95% city and 5% ocean view”. Waikiki O’ahu.

They had to change rooms immediately. Ruined the last day for our group.

Compensation offered was 15% off a future cruise that expires within a year. Is that typical? Seems insufficient and underwhelming. Just wondering if there's an effective way for them to escalate this.

I am traveling for work. This is shower installation in the hotel where I am staying.

Didn’t notice this when I first checked in, then had the jump scare of my life while undressed and vulnerable after getting out of the shower.

Navigating the infinite zig zags with luggage was mildly infuriating. Weird design.

There was an outlet next to the heater, and I was plugging my phone in, and I noticed the heater access door wasn't closed all the way. I opened the access door and found these eggs!

I called the desk clerk to come look, and I told him I didn't want to touch them or anything and cause a mess, and he took away the eggs. It was a bizarre situation. He said the previous person in my room was there long-term, but he didn't seem weird, so there is no way of knowing how long they were in there. Seems like somebody was trying to pull a prank, thankfully they didn't break open.

The shades in the room at the hotel I’m staying at, I guess technically the room does have blackout shades.

Had emailed in twice beforehand in good time to confirm I'm vegan (as requested to confirm any dietary requirements). Was told they didn't have anything to serve me, so was given this plate of 6 bread rolls.

I stayed in a hotel in the Southeastern U.S., and when I went to make coffee in the morning, the spot where the coffee bag is supposed to go was filled with this; it looks like wood chips or something. I’m wondering if maybe it’s some sort of root; maybe someone was trying to make some weird tea or something?

It is regular laminate flooring. What’s weird is that the walls are all tile, almost up to the ceiling. The floor is separating from the tile walls in the corner.

I feel like this continuous moisture is not good for the floor.

Room was to the right. No idea why the sign was so bad.

Definitely not enough room. We booked using Hotels Tonight and they gave us a closet across from the elevators haha. Luckily it's just a bed.