Random Hotel Staff Describe the Most Disgusting Guests (19 items)

• (#7) Guest Checks Out on Christmas Eve

  "My mom was a hotel general manager, and I basically grew up in hotels.

  The worst was a man who hung himself in the hotel room on Christmas Eve. He had driven through the night to see his kids for Christmas, and his ex wouldn't let him see them, so he went back to his hotel room and hung himself.

  My mom is still traumatized over finding his body. After that, she organized a party in the hotel lobby for every Christmas Eve and always invited all the guests to try to get people out of their rooms and to lift their spirits if they were spending Christmas in the hotel."
• (#8) Maid Who Probably Works at Overlook Hotel

  "BLOOD. So much blood.

  I worked at the hotel. The pillow was soaked solid. The mattress was covered. Because I worked in the dirtiest hotel in town, we shampooed the carpet, flipped the mattress, and rented it out that night.

  That means someone was sleeping on a mattress still damp with tons of blood. Yuck."
• (#1) Housekeeper Quits Upon Seeing Disgusting Room

  "It was a regular day with a slightly smaller than average schedule of rooms for the day, so I was in a good mood. I had 12 rooms that day. Normally, I'd have 14 to 16.

  So I get to my last room, excited to be close to finishing for the day, and I open the door only to be greeted by a grotesque display of everything that is considered repulsive and dangerous to touch. There were - let's see if I remember this right - used condoms... on the bed accompanied by stains... There was blood all throughout the room - too much blood...

  There were used needles... other random... things: empty pill bottles, broken and unbroken liquor bottles, cigarette butts along with ashes and burn marks, plus tons of trash. 

  Then, the bathroom. There was p*ss everywhere. More blood. Vomit in the tub, in and around the toilet and the ceiling. There was vomit on the ceiling. I nope-d out of the room, called the front desk, and asked them to call the police. The cops came to investigate... the room and probably the people who had rented it and checked out. I left for the day.

  The next day rolls around, and I look at my sheet and see that same room. Confused, I go up to the third floor, and I see the room in the same condition minus the drug stuff. Condoms, vomit, blood, bottles, cigarettes, trash - all still there.

  I call the manager and tell them I'm not doing it. It's a job for a biohazard team. They tell me, "Just get what you can. Wipe everything you can off the surfaces. We'll have a fabric cleaner come in for the rest."

  Nope. I quit. I dealt with small amounts of bodily fluids on a daily basis, and I was fine with it, but that was WAY too much to ask of a 17-year-old kid on minimum wage."
• (#19) Supervisor Stumbles Upon Strange Ritual

  "I worked as a supervisor to front desk staff, but I'd get calls to go into rooms sometimes for different reasons.

  Once, there was a woman who was staying with us as some sort of 'back-to-work' program through the provincial government - she was a drug addict/alcoholic/crazy, f*cking wh*re.

  When we cleaned her room, she had set up hundreds of tea light candles in the room, and the bins were overflowing with dirty tissues. There were days worth of breakfast items piled on the bed, rotting away."
• (#14) Aunt Flo Visits a Hotel

  "I walked in on a couple [hooking up] once. No biggie, right. Didn't scream, just blushed slightly, and beat a hasty retreat.

  They left the hotel at 1 pm, half an hour before my shift ended. I was in a rush to get the room done, so I could go home. I figured it wouldn't take me long.

  I was wrong. Two words for you: period sex.

  Let me add here that I'm not opposed to the idea... in principle. What I'm opposed to is cleaning up after someone else...

  They'd put down towels to save the sheets (thoughtful), but they used the hotel's towels. I had to throw them away in the end.

  The towel wasn't big enough though, obviously, since the sheets were blood-stained, too, including the comforter, which they'd hidden in the wardrobe. I kind of thought that a murder had occurred at this point, since there was blood everywhere, but the bin in the bathroom which was overflowing with used tampons confirmed my initial suspicions (they didn't bother to use the sanitary bags provided).

  Note to any ladies reading this: if sanitary bags are provided, USE THEM. It's a health hazard to just leave bloody tampons in a bin.

  Anyway, I didn't finish my shift until 2:30 pm. It was okay though, since I wasn't really in the mood for lunch anyway."
• (#15) Staff Finds a Surprise in the Closet

  "When I was younger, I worked night reception in a real sh*tty rundown hotel. I took over night shift from the afternoon shift and was given my handover. As per usual on the weekends, we had our late check-outs and wake up calls for airport transfers.

  Come 2:45 am, I called the guest in room 3405, but got no answer. I tried again a few more times and nothing still. Now as I had mentioned, this being such a crummy three-star rat-infested hotel from hell, we had a total staff of one: me. Off I went, up three floors with the master key to fetch ''Mr. Colins." 

  I knocked three times and no answer, so in I went. What I saw next will haunt me forever. Across the room in the double-doored fake mahogany closet was ''Mr. Collins," [undressed] in a standing position, knees bent, shoulder slumped on the inside of the closet with a belt attached around his neck, buckle-side attached to the closet rail. His eyes were closed with a great big smile on his face. Dead as a dodo.

  So, first aid training kicked it, but I knew it was for nothing. The dude was cold. I called the ambulance and started CPR, but it was obvious the guy was not coming back. The paramedics took over, but he was pronounced dead straight away.

  Working in the hospitality industry, you somewhat prepare yourself for grannies passing away in the middle of the night and the odd heart attack here and there, but I was never ready for auto-erotic-asphyxiation-related deaths."

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