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re: Worst experience you have had at a motel/hotel?
Posted on 10/16/17 at 5:28 pm to PhillipJFry
Posted on 10/16/17 at 5:28 pm to PhillipJFry
quote:Doubting my word? Or just expressing awestruck amazement at my deadly adventure?quote:Oh hell no
Walking into a motel in Houston I had a live snake fall on my head
Posted on 10/16/17 at 5:28 pm to CatsGoneWild
I stayed at the Alamo motel on Florida Blvd. Didn't have remotes back then. Hadn't even touched my slut yet and my fingers smelled like day old stanky finger. I realized it was from me touching the knob on the TV.
Posted on 10/16/17 at 5:46 pm to CatsGoneWild
Panama City Beach 1997: Surf High Inn. We left the bathroom window open and pigeons flew in and started shitting all over the place while we were passed out drunk.
Posted on 10/16/17 at 6:23 pm to CatsGoneWild
Ricky's RV Park and Motel in Grand Isle.
It's worse than the name would suggest
It's worse than the name would suggest
Posted on 10/16/17 at 6:31 pm to tigerbutt
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I stayed at the Alamo motel on Florida Blvd.
God that has to be the worst. I remember a few years ago a reporter stayed there to write a story about it and didn't make it all night. Alamo, Staring and those random handful of North Airline motels need to be condemned.
I had some skanky hookers try to flag me down on Harry Drive near Airline next to the motel right there. I'd sleep in my truck in NBR before I'd go into one of those places.
Posted on 10/16/17 at 6:33 pm to Sao
quote:
Humpback or Sperm?
One of each
Posted on 10/16/17 at 6:44 pm to CatsGoneWild
Travelling from Biloxi to Norcal.
2 little girls (visually poor) were eyeballing my ice chest full of food. When I went to bring them the bunch of the food I had they had already turned the corner and slipped into their room. I could hear their mom telling them that it was "my food" and not to answer the door.
It made me cry.
2 little girls (visually poor) were eyeballing my ice chest full of food. When I went to bring them the bunch of the food I had they had already turned the corner and slipped into their room. I could hear their mom telling them that it was "my food" and not to answer the door.
It made me cry.
Posted on 10/16/17 at 6:46 pm to CatsGoneWild
Tired from the road. Spent a night in a SE New Mexico off brand motel on our way back to Albuquerque for our next day flight back home. About a bad Motel 6 level quality, but had a bed, wife and I tired, so...
Well at about 2 am I woke up smelling something burning. Window AC unit was shorting out, wire melting. I pulled the plug before disaster struck and we spent the remainder of the night in a very hot room. Wasn’t worth fighting with the front desk. We left early the next morning. I hate rathole motels.
Well at about 2 am I woke up smelling something burning. Window AC unit was shorting out, wire melting. I pulled the plug before disaster struck and we spent the remainder of the night in a very hot room. Wasn’t worth fighting with the front desk. We left early the next morning. I hate rathole motels.
Posted on 10/16/17 at 6:48 pm to CatsGoneWild
I got bed bugs at a hotel. That sucked. Ended up throwing away a bunch of clothes. Luckily I didnt bring them home.
Posted on 10/16/17 at 6:53 pm to bobby_3_sticks
Went to Houston in high school to get fake ID's from Mr.ID
Being cheap high schoolers and not knowing shite about Houston we booked the cheapest room one of of the travel websites
It was in the fricking hood, burglar bars on all windows, Mexicans fighting in the parking lot all night, heard what sounded like gun shots at one point
We were amazed that my buddy's Tahoe was still there and had all the tires the next morning
I think we paid like $39.99 for the room
Being cheap high schoolers and not knowing shite about Houston we booked the cheapest room one of of the travel websites
It was in the fricking hood, burglar bars on all windows, Mexicans fighting in the parking lot all night, heard what sounded like gun shots at one point
We were amazed that my buddy's Tahoe was still there and had all the tires the next morning
I think we paid like $39.99 for the room
Posted on 10/16/17 at 6:58 pm to redneck
Days Inn in Lafayette
Nuff said
Nuff said
Posted on 10/16/17 at 7:03 pm to CatsGoneWild
Cherokee NC.I ran upon a car accident at midnight. Blew two tires from all the crash debris. Walked up to a motel two hundred yards away and got a room while waiting for road assist that said "Two to four hours".
I turned the lights of in my room and 30 minutes later they were back on. Cockroaches came out the walls like a horror movie. I checked out and slept in my car that was on a hair pin turn.
I turned the lights of in my room and 30 minutes later they were back on. Cockroaches came out the walls like a horror movie. I checked out and slept in my car that was on a hair pin turn.
Posted on 10/16/17 at 7:07 pm to p0845330
After Katrina for the first LSU home game, the hotel I worked at was oversold that Friday by 127 rooms at a 230 room property.
Posted on 10/16/17 at 7:24 pm to BigSquirrel
When I was getting out of the Navy and moving to Memphis, we came up here apartment hunting. Stayed in a shite-hole motel around the airport, if I remember correctly. There were car alarms going all night, talking and yelling outside and I think "weed-man was next door. There were knocks, lil convo then slamming door all night long. Woke up the wife at 5am and headed the f out.
Posted on 10/16/17 at 7:25 pm to CatsGoneWild
In no particular order:
1. stayed in one of those "morgue" like motels in Tokyo once. Actually not bad, but just weird staying in a "room" barely bigger than yourself.
2. high school beach trip to a dump motel. Wasn't that nice to begin with, but when your roommate has too much alcohol and blows 3 meals worth of barf all over the sheets, walls, and floors it makes matters quite a bit disgusting. I ended up sleeping in the car for the lsat two nights of the week. felt bad for the guy who had to clean up the mess. What didn't help is that he acted like it wasn't a big deal for he sees this "all the time".
3. travelling through Augusta, GA stopped at midnight looking for room for family. Strangely every motel we checked was booked (not Masters week) After going to about 4 motels and now after 12:30 , finally find one. They gave us discount for the only rooms they had were located in an area of the motel that the water heater didn't work. Nice trying to bathe an infant in cold water. Oh, and the lock didn't work on the door. Never told the paranoid wife about that. I just propped a chair at the door.
4. Staying a nice casino / hotel in Tahoe, I had to catch a bus to airport at 4 AM. Went to bed at midnight. about 1 AM, the fire detection system went off and some automated alarm went off and made this announcement about stay in your rooms and await further announcements. It repeated itself about once every 10 minutes til I had to get up and go.
1. stayed in one of those "morgue" like motels in Tokyo once. Actually not bad, but just weird staying in a "room" barely bigger than yourself.
2. high school beach trip to a dump motel. Wasn't that nice to begin with, but when your roommate has too much alcohol and blows 3 meals worth of barf all over the sheets, walls, and floors it makes matters quite a bit disgusting. I ended up sleeping in the car for the lsat two nights of the week. felt bad for the guy who had to clean up the mess. What didn't help is that he acted like it wasn't a big deal for he sees this "all the time".
3. travelling through Augusta, GA stopped at midnight looking for room for family. Strangely every motel we checked was booked (not Masters week) After going to about 4 motels and now after 12:30 , finally find one. They gave us discount for the only rooms they had were located in an area of the motel that the water heater didn't work. Nice trying to bathe an infant in cold water. Oh, and the lock didn't work on the door. Never told the paranoid wife about that. I just propped a chair at the door.
4. Staying a nice casino / hotel in Tahoe, I had to catch a bus to airport at 4 AM. Went to bed at midnight. about 1 AM, the fire detection system went off and some automated alarm went off and made this announcement about stay in your rooms and await further announcements. It repeated itself about once every 10 minutes til I had to get up and go.
Posted on 10/16/17 at 7:29 pm to BigSquirrel
One year for Mardi Gras, my friend calls me the week before and tells me his girlfriend got a room in New ORleans for the Friday through Mardi Gras Day. Naturally, I was shocked because we all know that you have to book those months, if not years in advance, right? Well, he figures there must have been a cancellation or something. So, I had to work that Friday night at a restaurant but they all headed to NO for me to meet them later. I get off work and head that way with plans to 'page' my friend when I got there (Keep in mind, it's like 1997 or something.) I get the address and it's off St. Charles. SWEET! Well, I get to St. Charles and start looking for the hotel called The Audubon Hotel. I finally find it it has no parking lot so I park at a Walgreens and walk. The entrance is a freaking bar. No lobby, nothing. A bar. I go to the bartender and explain my situation. He says that my friends left me a key and he gives it to me with a room #. I go to the 2nd floor and have to step over someone that was completely passed out in the hallway. Find the room and enter. A complete shite hole. I look for a phone. No phone. I figure that can't be right. Go back to ask the bartender, the rooms don't have a phone. I'm starting to figure out how/why we were able to get the room at the last minute. The rooms had adjoining bathrooms so you and the room next door shared one. You were supposed to lock the others door as you entered and unlocked theirs when you were done. Well, I enter the bathroom and someone is fricking shooting up on the toilet. Scared the absolute shite out of me. They didn't seem to mind though. Anyway, I eventually find my friends and a crazy arse weekend full of unbelievable stories happened but I won't get to all of them here. We still call it the Heroin Hotel when telling the stories of that weekend.
Posted on 10/16/17 at 8:01 pm to BigSquirrel
quote:
After Katrina for the first LSU home game, the hotel I worked at was oversold that Friday by 127 rooms at a 230 room property.
known in the industry as "yield management"
one time we were oversold as was the rest of the city and we had to walk about 30 ppl to some fishing cabins in lafitte. I had to drive them down there
good times
Posted on 10/16/17 at 8:18 pm to cgrand
1. The last time I let my assistant book my room for me for travel she put me in some run down place near the port in Miami. I had to drive through container stacks in pouring rain into a hotel surrounded by a razor wire fence. It was 11:45 at night when I arrived and had not eaten. Not a single scrap of food on property. I went to bed hungry and then listened to port noise all night.
2. Hurricane evacuation to the La Quinta on Stone Mtn Industrial. Was only hotel we could find with enough rooms for family to be together. Walking from bed to door in socks left them black. There was an obvious stain from a cum shot on a wall next to a head board. The safety bar on one door was broken off. Mexicans were circling hotel all night with loud music. The best part was that my parents room had the vibrating bed thing - I put a quarter in as a joke and the damned thing did not turn off. Dad was pissed.
2. Hurricane evacuation to the La Quinta on Stone Mtn Industrial. Was only hotel we could find with enough rooms for family to be together. Walking from bed to door in socks left them black. There was an obvious stain from a cum shot on a wall next to a head board. The safety bar on one door was broken off. Mexicans were circling hotel all night with loud music. The best part was that my parents room had the vibrating bed thing - I put a quarter in as a joke and the damned thing did not turn off. Dad was pissed.
Posted on 10/16/17 at 8:23 pm to scott8811
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How about bad experiences in what are supposed to be nice hotels....
Thats all I got too. I’ve stayed in one legitimate cheap place (Travelodge) freshman year of college, but it was actually very clean and fine.
However, I’ve stayed at 2 different $150 hotels (one in Long Beach, CA.. one in Nashville) that were said to be 4* and ended up being pretty shitty. Both were local places. The one in Long Beach reminded me of how people describe European hotels. Room was the size of a large closet. Old neon blue carpet. Bathroom was so small that the sink was actually located in the bedroom and there was no counter so you had to put your toothbrush/makeup/toiletries down on the bed while getting ready. The shower had a window (to outdoors) and it was completely cracked and molded.
The one in Nashville had a nice (but old) lobby, but the rooms were in desperate need of updating. The carpet was old, the room smelled musty, and the door had animal scratches all down it.
I’ve learned my lesson. Unless you’re going full blown luxury, you’re almost always better off doing big chains. They have to answer to corporate so even the lower level ones are often cleaner than boutique hotels.
This post was edited on 10/16/17 at 8:29 pm
Posted on 10/16/17 at 8:28 pm to CatsGoneWild
Stayed at a sleazy motel one night during a college road trip. Out front were hookers and a guy selling electronics from a van. Someone tried to break into our room when we stepped out to go to a strip club next door.
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