'I'm an ex-hotel boss and you must not use toiletries in rooms for this reason'
An ex-hotel manager has shared a couple of disgusting industry secrets, sharing what they would never use in rooms for fear of what came before.
One of the joys when booking into a room for the first time is checking out the freebies littered around.
And while some will be delighted to see some of the everyday items, ex hotel manager Melissa Hanks shared she will always avoid some of those.
In a viral TikTok video she shared her views are based on disgusting reasons - and first hand experience from what she found left behind by some gross guests’ stays.
Guests may also want to avoid coffee urns (Getty Images/iStockphoto)The MailOnline reported Melissa staying: “As a former hotel manager and an avid coffee drinker I will never use the coffee machine in a hotel room.”
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She added that’s because the filter is never washed and some people use it to brew things other than coffee.
Grimly, she said she had seen bodily fluids in some shampoo and conditioner bottles.
Plenty of people will have seen her advice as it has been watched 1.7 million times and been commented on thousands of times.
One disgusted person said: “I just used the refillable shampoo yesterday, and now I'm freaked out.”
Another added: “Why did I have to see this while I'm staying in the hotel?
“I will never use anything in a room again.”
Melissa added people should consider asking for new toiletries which have not yet been opened before they arrive for their stay.
Earlier this year a UK hotel was named as one of the best in the world in new rankings from Tripadvisor.
The popular travel site has revealed the winners of its 2023 Travellers’ Choice® , which includes spectacular resorts in the Maldives, Greece, Spain, and even the UK.
The Shangri-La The Shard, London took the fourth spot in the list, wowing visitors with its amazing skyline views, luxury dining and brilliant location.
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However it was the in India that took the top spot, a former palace that's been transformed into a lavish hotel.
The one-time royal residence occupies a 47-acre plot and has huge rooms with incredibly high ceilings, tonnes of mahogany, loads of antiques and a beautiful courtyard that is filled with preening peacocks.
Such is the grandness of the dining hall, the sheer number of fountains and the flower heavy welcome that greets guests, it is regularly likened to and other similarly gilded royal residences.
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