Hotel employees reveal the worst types of guests

Throwing liquid soap into a fountain, tying the sheet in a sailor’s knot, or even getting offended that there wasn’t a miniature dinosaur in the room. Yes, that’s right, some people get to this point when staying in hotels, and often guest behavior can make employees’ hair stand on end.

Check out some stories shared by users of social networks like Reddit and realize how important it is to be very cold-blooded to work in a hotel.

The first place on the list goes to dirty people and those who love to break objects in the hotel. Bedroom and bathroom furniture end up suffering a lot at the hands of violent guests. There was a case of one who decided to throw liquid soap into the hotel fountain, which was full of foam for a week and gave the manager the biggest headache.

Cleaning women also often suffer and complain a lot about super dirty rooms. Some people just think that everything can be thrown on the bedroom floor, and some needs can be done in any corner of the hotel. Really disrespectful.

“We couldn’t find a Stegosaurus, but we did find a Parasaurolophus. We hope that will do too, because it’s hard for Stegosaurus to survive these days. Careful, it bites!”

Before arriving, some guests make the strangest and most unexpected requests. Of course, hotel employees always try to satisfy these desires, mainly because they are afraid of bad reviews. The example in the photo is just one of many guest eccentricities.

Customers are also creative people and sometimes do their best to try to make employees laugh with their masterpieces made with duvets, pillows and towels.

Taking ashtrays, bathrobes, towels, plates and decorative objects from a hotel as souvenirs is not just a gesture in bad taste, it is theft. Many hotels give the option to purchase. For example, if you really liked the towel and you can’t imagine your life without it, you can buy one.

Sometimes, people with a lot of purchasing power steal objects for the sensation that the crime causes. Which is nothing short of theft.

“Customers who order the most expensive wines and dishes on the menu often steal salt shakers, cutlery or platters.” “We often see people consume food and drinks from the minibar and not pay. Many people fill the bottles with water, doing their best to make them look like new.”

When many teams stay in a hotel, employees often have a lot of problems. This happens to young people and adults. In countries like Canada, apparently, hockey players are the most troublesome because they have so many uniforms and equipment. In addition, the smell they leave in the room is not usually the most pleasant.

Young sportsmen make a lot of noise, disturb other guests, train in the hotel corridors and tend to break a lot of furniture.

Hotels always complain about guests cosplayers and those crazy about anime🇧🇷 According to them, these people forget personal hygiene for a few days, and make the excuse that makeup and hairdo are too expensive.

Incredible as it may seem, the goths and the crazy about heavy metal almost do not cause complaints. These people like cleanliness, and in some cases just a smell of hairspray when they leave their room. Outside of concerts, rockers are quiet, well-mannered people.

“I was taken aback by the friendliness of the rockers. When you think of a room full of people dressed in leather, T-shirts and ripped jeans, you imagine the worst. But they’re all quiet, low-key and I’ve grown to like rock more because of them.”

People who participate in weight loss programs are a big headache for hotel employees.

“They keep complaining that they have to walk a huge corridor from their rooms to the conference rooms. After the first lecture, they usually order a multitude of pizzas in their room.”

Hotel employees often advise guests to wear some clothing when ordering food in the room. But many customers love to receive breakfast in just their underwear, or even wrapped in a towel. Hotel employees are human and don’t need to feel inconvenienced all the time.

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