It took me way too long to realize that the DND switch was not, in fact, a light specifically for a Dungeons & Dragons game night but for Do Not Disturb. Edit: And apparently I'm not the only one, so I feel 10x better now!
Same, I thought it was like atmosphere lighting or something and thought "this hotel must get a lot of DND players spending nights there if they have a light setting specifically for them" XD
I was literaly in comments for an explination. I've seen the picture before, and thought it was so cool that they had a DND set up with a screen for the map, and a switch to turn it on for more epic roll for initive moments, so it being a hotelroom was very confusing. I am now dissapointed that it's not an interactive map
I once stayed in a hotel with a cat. It was just chilling in the lounge. Loved that hotel, nice people, beautiful neighbourhood, great cat. 10/10, would go there again. 😁👍
@Princess Peach I really don't remember, sorry. I know that it was in London (England) and that it was near Kings Cross, but that's all, sorry. It wasn't too expensive, but for what we paid, it was more than we could ask for! Heck, even breakfast buffet (I think) and the towels where folded like swans. Loved that hotel! 😁
When my family and I moved from Florida to Idaho, we stayed in hotels a lot to rest bc we were traveling by car. One thing we noticed in northern La Quinta hotels is the fact that they tend to have both pools and hot tubs. And to protect you from the snow, they built these indoors. Most northern hotels just don't care if you freeze your ass off going for a swim, so thank you for not being cheap La Quinta!
it's probably just me but I recently stayed overnight at a La Quinta due to a volleyball tournament, and when I showered they only had shampoo, no soap (only hand soap by the sink), and no conditioner. the pools weren't open and it was just horrible. idk maybe I just stayed at a bad one.
Not really, a lot of people get cats to kill mice and call them mousekeeping cats, a lot of these cats are not giving food so that they are more likely to eat mice, so quite a few of these cats die of starvation. That cat is most likely taken good care of though.
That is sad. They just need to find a "killer cat", a cat which loves hunting. My cat eats cat food at home and kills mice anyway. It is known that cats can kill just for fun.
@@nightingalecat Even cats that like mousing can get tired of it. Our best hunter gave up when rats started showing up because they were too big for her to finish and she didn't like the taste. Another downside is that they can also attack other wildlife or pets. We stopped keeping a bird feeder on the porch for that reason. I do agree that making a mouser rely entirely on hunting is not the most humane practice. Even a barn cat should have access to kibble and water.
That submitter hit the nail on the head about the EXIT sign by the floor. I've also heard that some places use moving led lights to guide people in the right direction.
My wife and I stayed at a Hotel in B.C. she mentioned that we had just lost our canine son, and when we came back to the hotel we found this cute little love bug of a dog in our room. When I called the Front desk and said we have a dog in our room they explained it was a therapy animal for my wife for while we stay there.
I don't think you are an animal lover if you keep big fishes in tiny cages in hotels and not in the sea. They only want to make money. But the first one was cool.
@@ashak8376 correct me if I'm wrong, @Sheryl Hunter, but I think they're saying that because you came up with the idea, you should make it. Also, they wrote that on their grandma's account, not their own
We stayed in a small hotel in Switzerland, many decades ago, and they had a large StBernard dog that spent most of its time lounging around in reception and greeting guests. When we asked if he ever did any mountain rescue work, the staff just laughed!
I had towel animals made for me and my mum when we were on a cruise. It was very nice of the staff because they were actually using their spare time to make them for us and they even used my sunglasses and my teddy to make a little display for us.
7:45 Honestly, I don't think that's super good for the fish- bowls are notorious for being terrible for fish and other animals. Also, constantly changing the location puts unnecessary stress on the fish, so, while I appreciate the hotel's sentiment, I feel like it should prob be tweaked
a hotel my family and I stayed at in Sentosa, Singapore had peacocks, lizards, dogs, and many more animals. They just roam around so it was shocking to me and my other cousins as a kid when we wanted to go to my cousins' room and stumble upon a monitor lizard.
I remember waking up with a monkey outside my window during my uncles wedding in Singapore we slept there cause it was a distance to travel from home to the hotel
It took me pausing the video, and thinking for five minutes, to figure out that DND on the light switches was do not disturb, not Dungeons and Dragons. For five minutes I was trying to figure that out, that's how long it took my brain lmao
0:50 similarly once when my family went on vacation with me and my sister the room service built a blanket fort in our room and arranged our many stuffed animals inside. I was 15 at the time and my sister was 20 😂. We still enjoyed it tho
There was one time when I was younger a hotel did something like this for me. I was really young and myself and my mother had to stay in a hotel for a night because I was having a big surgery (The largest of the 4 I've had) in a hospital hours from our house. My mother explained this to the front desk lady and when we arrived there was a little collection of toys and goodies for me in our room. It was the sweetest thing and I hope that the person who did that had a great day because that helped calm my nerves before the surgery.
Unfortunately, Pal Danielsdottir, the "mousekeeper", passed on in July 2020. I followed her on Instagram; well, I technically still follow her account, but obviously it will not receive any more updates
My hotel in Paris could have used a Mousekeeper. I woke up with a mouse in my room one night . I know I did not book a 5 starts hotel but basic cleaning is not that much to ask.
5:13 My parents had that Royal typewriter. Also manuals were used at school and we had one student able to type at 100 words per minute on a manual. Her class was the only one that had room for me when I first started learning and she would hit the return before I finished a word. A bit demoralizing.
Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Kanab, UT has a hotel that allows guests to rent a dog/cat for a night. It's a very cool experience and the money helps support the sanctuary.
My mom lived in the Philippines and loved everything about it. She was very poor but played lots of fun philipino games. She always loves to tell us stories about the fruit and vegetables there. She said that the Philippines is one of the best places to be.
After my friend and I both turned 21, we went on a cruise, and I had brought my 'talking Stitch plushie' (from Lilo and Stitch) because we both thought it was funny. Came back into the room one afternoon we both just stopped and almost fell over laughing in the doorway. Stitch was sitting in the middle of the bed, with his arm around his 'new friend', a towel animal elephant! Also, a few years ago I was at a convention where the theme was "Alice in Wonderland" (with a Texas twist, since it was in Dallas). The Hotel's manager at the check-n Desk was dressed like the Mad Hatter, and their 'guest greeters' were dressed up as Alice (the human) and a playing card (the greeter dog). They had little chocolate candies on the check-in desk with a sign that said "eat me", and were handing out bottles of water to those waiting in line that said "drink me" on them.
I was in a Covid unit at the OU Med Center in OKC.....and one of the housekeepers brought in hand towels folded like an elephant. Thought that was soooooooooo cute.
For the one about staff turning off the switch, they should just leave it alone. There could be a valid reason for it to still be on. For example my wife leaves Final Fantasy 8 on all night so the characters could farm items all night for her. Also people can be picky about others touching their stuff. And who knows if you even saved in the right save spot.
Looks to me like it they forgot the Switch somewhere at the hotel and the hotel sent it to them (if to the room or to their home, who knows, but the foot note says "this package was delivered by:". That's why the staff saved the game and turned it off, as it likely would have gone to standby or even emptied the battery, depending how long the delivery took.
1:42 YOU CANT SHOW ME A LIGHTSWITCH THAT SAYS DND WITHOUT AN EXPLANATION!! I NEED TO SEE DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS LIGHTS!!! edit: I now realize this is for Do Not Disturb... i hate life :,)
@@leblancmarcel Trusting a total stranger to sanitize the hole everyone who has used that room before you voided their waste into - enough that you willingly rub a towel placed on the toilet seat all over your face and body - makes you the idiot. Personally, I have far too much experience with the laziness of the average human being to be that trusting. I also have too much knowledge of how difficult it is to truly sanitize any bathroom - let alone a hotel bathroom - to be that naive. But, good luck with that.
I wonder about the dungeons and Dragons 'light'switch in the hotel..Does it summon a bunch of coplayers or are the consequences more dire? So it is "do not disturb"... I prefer my options..
When my family stayed in Vegas, I brought one of my teddy bears with me (side sleeping with a wide ribcage means I need to hold something), and the hotel staff would set him up with a new towel friend each day. It was really cute. But at the time, I was too sick to appreciate it properly. The bird was the best one, I think
I've never been to one but I think it would be more like an inn, lots of single travelers and cheaper food and I have heard that there are some in Europe and Japan where you are stacked like sardines. I would imagine some are scary to stay at, probably not a lot of privacy and could be very dangerous, i'm just going off of stories..
In Australia, a hostel is similar in layout to a hotel; except there are common rooms like a kitchen, where people can make their own basic meals (microwave, hot water for coffee/tea and fridges; also vending machines) - no meals are served in the ones I've stayed at, you have to organize your own food; best to bring your own pillow too lol. A communal dining and lounge room with shared facilities like TV etc. Rooms are usually minimum of two to a room, which you could end up sharing with a total stranger (usually backpackers). Other bedrooms have several bunk beds, also shared with total strangers. It's a budget alternative usually frequented by young folk backpacking through a country. As a mature person, I've utilized them a few times because budget restrictions, but the hostel managers were kind enough to allow me my own tiny room so I wasn't sharing with someone who wanted to party all night. Bathroom facilities and washing machines etc. are also shared. P.S. there is no room service.
Holiday inn express. The most consistent of Hotel chains I've had the pleasure of staying in. Whoever came up with the idea of putting a top sheet on the blankets and then seaming it by tucking the extra end of the sheet under the blanket then folding the bottom sheet over the top of the blankets and top sheet. GENIUS!!!! The pillows saying firm regular and soft is cool as well.
The green "exit" lights near the floor are among basic safety requirements for buildings, especially for hotels. I don't understand how is it extraordinary.
It might regional or recent. I've been in many office and apartment buildings and it's not a common feature, certainly not to the same extent as the ceiling level ones.
1:55 once in Florida, I was swimming in a hotel outdoor pool. A giant lizard popped by, and many of the people in the pool evacuated. My ears were underwater, and I was just floating. It took me a few seconds to know that I was accidentally swimming in sinc with a lizard.
Dude! Just looked up and my hotel room also has a marker toward Mecca! I would have never noticed! Useful. I was wondering how people know when they travel abroad. Being from the US, East is simple at home but how do you know when you are in the east? Thank you! I was way too embarrassed to ask anyone.
1:45. They even had KIDS on the checklist. 😂
🤣 I thought the same thing and then I flashed back to the Home Alone movies.
ikr XD
lol
Yeah...as the lady item! Lmao
Oh my god XDD
It took me way too long to realize that the DND switch was not, in fact, a light specifically for a Dungeons & Dragons game night but for Do Not Disturb.
Edit: And apparently I'm not the only one, so I feel 10x better now!
Thank you. Lolol
I mean... In a way it works for both!
If you don't want people disturbing your campaign. 😂
@@michellerabey6637 lol true
Same, I thought it was like atmosphere lighting or something and thought "this hotel must get a lot of DND players spending nights there if they have a light setting specifically for them" XD
I was literaly in comments for an explination.
I've seen the picture before, and thought it was so cool that they had a DND set up with a screen for the map, and a switch to turn it on for more epic roll for initive moments, so it being a hotelroom was very confusing.
I am now dissapointed that it's not an interactive map
I once stayed in a hotel with a cat. It was just chilling in the lounge. Loved that hotel, nice people, beautiful neighbourhood, great cat. 10/10, would go there again. 😁👍
@Princess Peach I really don't remember, sorry. I know that it was in London (England) and that it was near Kings Cross, but that's all, sorry. It wasn't too expensive, but for what we paid, it was more than we could ask for! Heck, even breakfast buffet (I think) and the towels where folded like swans.
Loved that hotel! 😁
nice xat
That vault turned meeting room is an *incredible* idea.
It would be really hard to remove a bank vault
Can I have a time stamp
@@lucy-anndale2822 3:56 :)
When my family and I moved from Florida to Idaho, we stayed in hotels a lot to rest bc we were traveling by car. One thing we noticed in northern La Quinta hotels is the fact that they tend to have both pools and hot tubs. And to protect you from the snow, they built these indoors. Most northern hotels just don't care if you freeze your ass off going for a swim, so thank you for not being cheap La Quinta!
La Quinta is amazing bro
it's probably just me but I recently stayed overnight at a La Quinta due to a volleyball tournament, and when I showered they only had shampoo, no soap (only hand soap by the sink), and no conditioner. the pools weren't open and it was just horrible. idk maybe I just stayed at a bad one.
As a Floridian, that surprises me. Every La Quinta employee in Florida is just a bad person all around.
@@kayleethatoneweirdchick2465 I see so @Andie Boyd probably lives in florida
Mousekeeping sounds like a cool job
Not really, a lot of people get cats to kill mice and call them mousekeeping cats, a lot of these cats are not giving food so that they are more likely to eat mice, so quite a few of these cats die of starvation. That cat is most likely taken good care of though.
That is sad. They just need to find a "killer cat", a cat which loves hunting. My cat eats cat food at home and kills mice anyway. It is known that cats can kill just for fun.
@@nightingalecat
Even cats that like mousing can get tired of it. Our best hunter gave up when rats started showing up because they were too big for her to finish and she didn't like the taste.
Another downside is that they can also attack other wildlife or pets. We stopped keeping a bird feeder on the porch for that reason.
I do agree that making a mouser rely entirely on hunting is not the most humane practice. Even a barn cat should have access to kibble and water.
@@BonaparteBardithion Rats are more terrier territory - that is what they bred Yorkshire terriers for - to help out with rats in the Yorkshire Mines.
@@franhunne8929
I'll keep that in mind in a few years. Right now we have a cat that doesn't tolerate any dogs. 😅
That submitter hit the nail on the head about the EXIT sign by the floor. I've also heard that some places use moving led lights to guide people in the right direction.
My wife and I stayed at a Hotel in B.C. she mentioned that we had just lost our canine son, and when we came back to the hotel we found this cute little love bug of a dog in our room. When I called the Front desk and said we have a dog in our room they explained it was a therapy animal for my wife for while we stay there.
Oh my god that’s adorable
The one with the shower saying you use too much water, the one who took the photo had to take too much water to have the photo
As someone whose poor mental health is greatly aided by hot showers, I would not appreciate the shaming.
@@kiramortwilson7411 agreed
@@kiramortwilson7411 this, it would make me feel stressed.
Also the 50% of global warming is caused by the 10% richest so yeah you using water isn't gonna make a big difference they just wanted to save money.
the hotels really do be animal lovers 😂😂
Accept that one that rented out fish
I don't think you are an animal lover if you keep big fishes in tiny cages in hotels and not in the sea. They only want to make money.
But the first one was cool.
@@Lena43210 sooo having dogs and reptiles and stuff is not being an animal lover?
@@localchibigameuser9732 yeah
@@seantaggart7382 that was sarcasm mate
0:59 yes, very wholesome
Especially if you’re clumsy picking it up and it drops into the pan. I wouldn’t fancy fishing it out of there, much less using the thing afterwards.
The day we get a hotel where all of this co-exist, thats when we would have officially made the perfect hotel.
maybe you should make it you had the idea -not on my own acc, on my grandmas
@@sherylhunter9362 I am not sure I understand what you mean.
@@ashak8376 correct me if I'm wrong, @Sheryl Hunter, but I think they're saying that because you came up with the idea, you should make it. Also, they wrote that on their grandma's account, not their own
@@maddie28 ahhh. Got it. Well I am pretty darn sure I am not gonna be opening a hotel anytime soon but I guess if I ever do, I'll add these?
@@ashak8376 If you ever do the at least get an actual fish tank and not an extremely tiny bowl.
00:40 when you're a gamer inside, but work as a hotel staff 😂
Also, Risetti scolds you if you forget to save. Someone got saved a lecture.
@@mechengr1731 that was Animal Crossing New Horizons so no resetti to scold you
@@mechengr1731 they just wanted to help in general
1:48 hotel: "exuse me, (insert miss / ma'am / sir / whatever) we cannot allow you to abandon your crotch goblins, this is a hotel, not an orphanage"
"crotch goblins" lmao
@@stobit2519 its true though, i have young cousins, and they are goblins ;-;
We stayed in a small hotel in Switzerland, many decades ago, and they had a large StBernard dog that spent most of its time lounging around in reception and greeting guests. When we asked if he ever did any mountain rescue work, the staff just laughed!
Love the old Royal typewriter. It reminds me of Dad's Haalda that had a carrying case built in.
To the hotel on the first pg. I thank you. Keep being good people
I had towel animals made for me and my mum when we were on a cruise. It was very nice of the staff because they were actually using their spare time to make them for us and they even used my sunglasses and my teddy to make a little display for us.
The hotel with the sign that points toward Mecca is more common than most would think. I live in Malaysia and we have it in almost every hotel here
But y towards mecca? ... isn't Mecca in Saudi Arabia?
@@johnnyorlando6980 I'm not sure, but I think Muslims have a custom of praying facing toward Mecca
Oh
Yep
Wow that's great and helpful actually
7:45 Honestly, I don't think that's super good for the fish- bowls are notorious for being terrible for fish and other animals. Also, constantly changing the location puts unnecessary stress on the fish, so, while I appreciate the hotel's sentiment, I feel like it should prob be tweaked
Yes it would be better to just have a fish tank in each room also that bowl was WAY *WAY* too small.
I’d take that fish.. don’t think 25 gallons is enough but it’s better than that bowl
That is a good point. I kept my fish in a bowl and it would get dirty soo fast. They really need a tank with a filter.
a hotel my family and I stayed at in Sentosa, Singapore had peacocks, lizards, dogs, and many more animals. They just roam around so it was shocking to me and my other cousins as a kid when we wanted to go to my cousins' room and stumble upon a monitor lizard.
I remember waking up with a monkey outside my window during my uncles wedding in Singapore we slept there cause it was a distance to travel from home to the hotel
I hope you enjoyed your stay here in singapore
1:43 ah yes, I need the perfect lighting for my dnd campaign
Unfortunately, I think they actually meant DND as in Do Not Disturb. Much disappointment
@@epicureanbard oh... **sobs**
1:51
That one parent: Well.. i guess i cant forget my kid this time.. *sigh* better luck time
It took me pausing the video, and thinking for five minutes, to figure out that DND on the light switches was do not disturb, not Dungeons and Dragons. For five minutes I was trying to figure that out, that's how long it took my brain lmao
Me too!
0:50 similarly once when my family went on vacation with me and my sister the room service built a blanket fort in our room and arranged our many stuffed animals inside. I was 15 at the time and my sister was 20 😂. We still enjoyed it tho
1:06
I had stayed in this hotel 3-4 years ago and it was amazing inside and outside and it had alot of plants
What hotel is it?
@@Ayumi-wd3yi This is the PARKROYAL at Pickering Street, Singapore.
@@karjeecheng9024 thank you :)
I want to go to a hotel just to spend the night with a pet fish now 🐠 🐟
I noticed it was in a fishbowl and a very young goldfish. I hope you think twice before you ask for a petfish. Goldfish don't live long in bowls.
@@Zerg435 Exactly.
fishbowls 🤮
poor fish
There was one time when I was younger a hotel did something like this for me. I was really young and myself and my mother had to stay in a hotel for a night because I was having a big surgery (The largest of the 4 I've had) in a hospital hours from our house. My mother explained this to the front desk lady and when we arrived there was a little collection of toys and goodies for me in our room. It was the sweetest thing and I hope that the person who did that had a great day because that helped calm my nerves before the surgery.
0:39 omg that's actually so cool and kind
Unfortunately, Pal Danielsdottir, the "mousekeeper", passed on in July 2020. I followed her on Instagram; well, I technically still follow her account, but obviously it will not receive any more updates
Oh. Rest in peace, Pal Danielsdottir.
NOOOOOOOOO 😭😭😭. Rest In Peace, Pal.
😔🐈
1:40. What's "DND"?
5:19. Every hotel I've ever stayed at had a similar system, they're called "windows".
I think DND is “do not disturb”. That’s amazing if there’s a switch for it instead of having to hang sign outside of the door!
Well if I'm not mistaken, it's stand for Dungeon and Dragons.
Which is referring to a lower floor, like the basement. 😅
@@octowuss1118 That would be a really good idea!
My hotel in Paris could have used a Mousekeeper. I woke up with a mouse in my room one night . I know I did not book a 5 starts hotel but basic cleaning is not that much to ask.
5:13 My parents had that Royal typewriter. Also manuals were used at school and we had one student able to type at 100 words per minute on a manual. Her class was the only one that had room for me when I first started learning and she would hit the return before I finished a word. A bit demoralizing.
and no one seemed to notice the door signs @4:04 ??? i think there is a story to be told there lol.
Sex in the shower and a murder. The doll style says it's in Russia.
The reason I’m reading the comments is to see what people are saying about those door signs, lol!
I did, the picture on the first card was kinky and funny lmao not so sure about the second card :/
0:40 That is beyond the extra mile that is the extra lightyear
I need myself a hotel where you can rent a dog or cat for the night
Well cat cafés exist so why not cat hotels?
Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Kanab, UT has a hotel that allows guests to rent a dog/cat for a night. It's a very cool experience and the money helps support the sanctuary.
0:19 mousekeeping? What are they gonna tip ya? Golden fish snacks? Anyways neat job:)
07:47
That is horrible. The poor fish.
4:22 I don’t really care about the billiard room but that boookshelf is beautiful, I would put it in my own house if I could
But bro imagine opening that bookshelf and seeing a dead body in the room. That would be terrifying-
I'd be delighted with both! As I like reading and also love playing billiard too lol
Same
Love the 1st one.
1:54, the last check 😂
3:11 the duck did not impress me rather than the skin care product are from Neutrogena. 😌
Must be an expensive hotel.
All of them are ultra nice but that one literally got my heart 2:49
My mom lived in the Philippines and loved everything about it. She was very poor but played lots of fun philipino games. She always loves to tell us stories about the fruit and vegetables there. She said that the Philippines is one of the best places to be.
1:51
The fact that they wrote “kids” makes me wonder.....
After my friend and I both turned 21, we went on a cruise, and I had brought my 'talking Stitch plushie' (from Lilo and Stitch) because we both thought it was funny. Came back into the room one afternoon we both just stopped and almost fell over laughing in the doorway. Stitch was sitting in the middle of the bed, with his arm around his 'new friend', a towel animal elephant!
Also, a few years ago I was at a convention where the theme was "Alice in Wonderland" (with a Texas twist, since it was in Dallas). The Hotel's manager at the check-n Desk was dressed like the Mad Hatter, and their 'guest greeters' were dressed up as Alice (the human) and a playing card (the greeter dog). They had little chocolate candies on the check-in desk with a sign that said "eat me", and were handing out bottles of water to those waiting in line that said "drink me" on them.
I love doctor who and pretty much squealed at the tardis
Hotel owners when a random place closes down: Build strange staircase, I must.
I was in a Covid unit at the OU Med Center in OKC.....and one of the housekeepers brought in hand towels folded like an elephant. Thought that was soooooooooo cute.
For the one about staff turning off the switch, they should just leave it alone. There could be a valid reason for it to still be on. For example my wife leaves Final Fantasy 8 on all night so the characters could farm items all night for her. Also people can be picky about others touching their stuff. And who knows if you even saved in the right save spot.
Looks to me like it they forgot the Switch somewhere at the hotel and the hotel sent it to them (if to the room or to their home, who knows, but the foot note says "this package was delivered by:".
That's why the staff saved the game and turned it off, as it likely would have gone to standby or even emptied the battery, depending how long the delivery took.
Rich people hotels aren’t like other hotels, and this is a list of examples.
Rich people anythings aren't like other things in general.
Went to universal and left my favorite, most well loved stuffed animal there. They mailed it across the country for no feel
1:42 YOU CANT SHOW ME A LIGHTSWITCH THAT SAYS DND WITHOUT AN EXPLANATION!! I NEED TO SEE DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS LIGHTS!!!
edit: I now realize this is for Do Not Disturb... i hate life :,)
me too, buddy. Me too.
I would prefer my towels not to be placed on the toilet seat. 🤔
They sanitize the toilet first!
so nice for hotels to have lights specifically for a good Dungeons and Dragons sesh :)
Where can I buy the Dungeons & Dragons light switch?
Some of these are insanely amazing
Expensive hotels though
7:08 I really hope there is some kind of refraction/periscope system otherwise you better be good at identifying people by their midriff......
The monitor lizard one was just wholesome
This is so wholesome
6:04
I think that is castleton . I used to go there with my school when I was younger .
Ok that's it. This is my dream now
0:55 That's great, now if there are no other towels in the room I can't shower because you put my towels on the fracking toilet seat. Animals.
@@leblancmarcel Trusting a total stranger to sanitize the hole everyone who has used that room before you voided their waste into - enough that you willingly rub a towel placed on the toilet seat all over your face and body - makes you the idiot. Personally, I have far too much experience with the laziness of the average human being to be that trusting. I also have too much knowledge of how difficult it is to truly sanitize any bathroom - let alone a hotel bathroom - to be that naive. But, good luck with that.
The obvious answer is that those towels are meant for display and that other towels are available. What kind of hotel room only has two towels?
I wonder about the dungeons and Dragons 'light'switch in the hotel..Does it summon a bunch of coplayers or are the consequences more dire?
So it is "do not disturb"... I prefer my options..
When my family stayed in Vegas, I brought one of my teddy bears with me (side sleeping with a wide ribcage means I need to hold something), and the hotel staff would set him up with a new towel friend each day. It was really cute. But at the time, I was too sick to appreciate it properly. The bird was the best one, I think
What is the difference between a hostel and a hotel?
I've never been to one but I think it would be more like an inn, lots of single travelers and cheaper food and I have heard that there are some in Europe and Japan where you are stacked like sardines. I would imagine some are scary to stay at, probably not a lot of privacy and could be very dangerous, i'm just going off of stories..
A hostel is usually cheaper and most rooms are e.g. 4 - 6 bed rooms and have bunk beds in them for single travellers on a budget
In Australia, a hostel is similar in layout to a hotel; except there are common rooms like a kitchen, where people can make their own basic meals (microwave, hot water for coffee/tea and fridges; also vending machines) - no meals are served in the ones I've stayed at, you have to organize your own food; best to bring your own pillow too lol. A communal dining and lounge room with shared facilities like TV etc. Rooms are usually minimum of two to a room, which you could end up sharing with a total stranger (usually backpackers). Other bedrooms have several bunk beds, also shared with total strangers. It's a budget alternative usually frequented by young folk backpacking through a country. As a mature person, I've utilized them a few times because budget restrictions, but the hostel managers were kind enough to allow me my own tiny room so I wasn't sharing with someone who wanted to party all night. Bathroom facilities and washing machines etc. are also shared. P.S. there is no room service.
I thought hostels are like dorms
1:02 is disgusting they could but the seat down
The seat IS down. You probably mean the lid.
Same thing the top is also the seat
They sanitize the toilet first!
I wish I could double upvote this for not being clickbait and showing the thumbnail.
Holiday inn express. The most consistent of Hotel chains I've had the pleasure of staying in.
Whoever came up with the idea of putting a top sheet on the blankets and then seaming it by tucking the extra end of the sheet under the blanket then folding the bottom sheet over the top of the blankets and top sheet. GENIUS!!!!
The pillows saying firm regular and soft is cool as well.
0:26 but have you had guests bite another and poop in the hallway?
I wouldn’t be surprised if the answer to that is “yes”.
1:48
Look at the last one-
I died
OFCOURSE there's a D&D light switch. 10/10. Love it.
The floor level exit light in the hotel is required by building codes in many places.
4:09
'Please clean this room so nobody knows that I'm a yandere-'
8:11
THIS THIS
I ONCE GOT A BOTTLE LIKE THAT
i thought it was very interesting as i never seen anything like that-
-a random thai local
The green "exit" lights near the floor are among basic safety requirements for buildings, especially for hotels. I don't understand how is it extraordinary.
It might regional or recent. I've been in many office and apartment buildings and it's not a common feature, certainly not to the same extent as the ceiling level ones.
Pál Dánielsdóttir is my favorite!! I love her!!
4:40 that would be super annoying as it lets in the cold air while letting the comfortable warm air escape
Damn! Thanks! I almost forgot my kids! Idk what I would’ve done without this checklist! 5 stars 😏
3:49 ayy that’s my hotel!
This is all really really cool !
the people who saved the game are absolute legends
1:40 They even have a light for Dungeons and Dragons. Nice!
1:42 I NEED to know what the DND switch does!
@Brynn Pogmore yupp, that'd have been what I thought there 😅 One can only dream...
That's to replace the lamp with oil lantern
1:50 Don’t forget the kids, Hunny!
Need the name of the pet friendly hotel!!!!
7:47 this isn’t “wholesome”. it’s abuse.
These are adorable!
4:48 me with my 5,051 bananas: darn it
Nice.
Neat video! Thanks for uploading!
Brilliant. You should check more hotels in Japan.
1:51
" No no , forget the kids "
"Wakey wakey, it's time for school..."
I love how kids is included in the checklist lol
1:48 I dunno why but I laughed at kids😂🤣
🇧🇪 € 3,50 to look at a fish in case you’re lonely?! Pure THEFT!
To think that these hotels went above and beyond is so cool!
3:50 that is almost in every hotel in Muslim/Gulf countries..... I love it how it help
1:55 once in Florida, I was swimming in a hotel outdoor pool. A giant lizard popped by, and many of the people in the pool evacuated. My ears were underwater, and I was just floating. It took me a few seconds to know that I was accidentally swimming in sinc with a lizard.
Dude! Just looked up and my hotel room also has a marker toward Mecca! I would have never noticed! Useful. I was wondering how people know when they travel abroad. Being from the US, East is simple at home but how do you know when you are in the east? Thank you! I was way too embarrassed to ask anyone.