Bizarre Hotels

Guinness World Records recently revealed how a holiday spot in the Philippines became home to a giant chicken-shaped building that has set a global record.

Hotels.com's annual Hotel Room Insights Report reveals common and bizarre items left behind in hotel rooms, such as phone chargers and a $6 million watch. Some guests have also made unusual room service requests, like Evian-filled tubs and caviar hot

The sign inside the hotel room stated that customers will have to pay extra for a second shower or bath.

A night manager of a hotel in the United States was arrested after he allegedly snuck into a guest's room and sucked on his toes.

In the viral video, the Mumbai vlogger does a little experiment to eat at Taj Mahal and pay with coins. The internet is divided.

Taking to Twitter on Monday, Multimedia artist and Podcaster Anurag Minus Verma shared the bizarre photo, which showed a single AC unit installed in such a manner that it served two separate rooms.

A man shared a post in which he claimed he was cooking chicken inside an electric kettle in his hotel. His weird revelation received mixed responses.

Shawarma was given the Pani Puri treatment in a recently spotted eatery's menu, and Twitter users were quite intrigued by the dish.

Sauna benches, mattresses, stereo systems, a grand piano - these are just some of the things that guests at luxury hotels have been known to steal, a survey reveals.

Undeterred by passing cars and pedestrians, a young couple allegedly had sex on a road divider in south Mumbai's posh Marine Drive area at Nariman Point on Thursday, news agency IANS reported. Hundreds of people watched, clicked photos and filmed the bizarre incident as cars sped by at a busy hour of the day.

While mobiles and passports are the most common items left behind by hotel guests, some bizarre items found in rooms include snails and even snakes, according to a new survey.

Guinness World Records recently revealed how a holiday spot in the Philippines became home to a giant chicken-shaped building that has set a global record.

Hotels.com's annual Hotel Room Insights Report reveals common and bizarre items left behind in hotel rooms, such as phone chargers and a $6 million watch. Some guests have also made unusual room service requests, like Evian-filled tubs and caviar hot

The sign inside the hotel room stated that customers will have to pay extra for a second shower or bath.

A night manager of a hotel in the United States was arrested after he allegedly snuck into a guest's room and sucked on his toes.

In the viral video, the Mumbai vlogger does a little experiment to eat at Taj Mahal and pay with coins. The internet is divided.

Taking to Twitter on Monday, Multimedia artist and Podcaster Anurag Minus Verma shared the bizarre photo, which showed a single AC unit installed in such a manner that it served two separate rooms.

A man shared a post in which he claimed he was cooking chicken inside an electric kettle in his hotel. His weird revelation received mixed responses.

Shawarma was given the Pani Puri treatment in a recently spotted eatery's menu, and Twitter users were quite intrigued by the dish.

Sauna benches, mattresses, stereo systems, a grand piano - these are just some of the things that guests at luxury hotels have been known to steal, a survey reveals.

Undeterred by passing cars and pedestrians, a young couple allegedly had sex on a road divider in south Mumbai's posh Marine Drive area at Nariman Point on Thursday, news agency IANS reported. Hundreds of people watched, clicked photos and filmed the bizarre incident as cars sped by at a busy hour of the day.

While mobiles and passports are the most common items left behind by hotel guests, some bizarre items found in rooms include snails and even snakes, according to a new survey.