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Tourists leave hotel room in Japan filled with garbage, refuse to pay cleaning fee during checkout

Hotel employee unhappy after Chinese guests leave room filled with garbage

A hotel employee in Japan complained on social media after two guests from China left their room filled with garbage. They also allegedly refused to pay for cleaning fees.

Tourists left garbage scattered across room’s floor

A photo from a now-deleted post on Threads from 23 Jan shows bathroom towels, toothbrushes, and other toiletries strewn across the bathroom.

Source: Guang Ming Daily

The room looked completely messy, with garbage scattered across the floor next to the beds. Finished cups of instant noodles were left on the table.

“Don’t you feel disgusted living in a room like this?” the Original Poster wrote in the caption.

Source: LTN

The OP revealed that they attempted to charge the two Chinese girls a cleaning fee. However, the duo refused the request, according to the Liberty Times News.

Netizens slammed tourists for trashing room

After seeing the photos, netizens engaged in heated discussions.

Many criticised the two women for meticulously covering the toilet seat with plastic film to avoid physical contact while using the restroom, noting that their own behaviour was clearly “filthier than a toilet seat.”

Source: LTN

Furthermore, some Japanese commenters stated that when they stay at hotels, they always throw their trash in the bin, or bag it up in plastic bags if there is too much.

Many people from Taiwan also joined the comments, sharing photos of themselves tidying up their rooms before checking out.

Also read: ‘Tenant from hell’ in M’sia leaves home piled with trash after failing to pay rent for 6 months

 

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Featured image adapted from Liberty Times News.

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