I Tested 1-Star Hotels
Summary
TLDRIn this adventurous video, the creator embarks on a unique challenge to leave five-star reviews for hotels with notoriously low ratings across the United States. From a chaotic stay in Utah with a blizzard and a hostage situation to a luxurious experience in Des Moines that defied expectations, the journey is filled with surprises. Each hotel visit tests the limits of the reviewer's creativity and honesty, as they navigate bed bugs, questionable cleanliness, and unexpected amenities. With a blend of humor and skepticism, the video documents the ups and downs of trying to find the silver lining in less-than-ideal accommodations.
Takeaways
- 😅 The host embarks on a challenge to leave five-star reviews for hotels with notoriously bad reviews, adding a humorous twist to the usual review process.
- 🏨 The journey begins in Utah, where the host checks into a hotel with a history of negative reviews, including issues like bed bugs and a chaotic environment.
- 🐛 Despite previous complaints, the host finds no bed bugs in the room but does discover hair on the pillows, suggesting the hotel could improve cleanliness.
- 💸 A $100 cash deposit is required at check-in, which the host humorously fulfills by borrowing from a nearby convenience store.
- 🏞 The host appreciates the mountain view from the hotel room, despite the initial skepticism based on negative reviews.
- 🍽 The hotel provides basic amenities like a microwave and coffee machine, which the host finds surprisingly positive.
- 📚 The host uses the hotel stay as an opportunity to read a book, a task he finds challenging at home, adding a personal touch to the review.
- 😱 The host humorously addresses the fear of a hostage situation mentioned in a review, finding none during his stay.
- 🍰 At a fancy hotel in Des Moines, the host spills cake on the bed, humorously becoming the reason for a potential future bad review.
- 🎰 In South Dakota, the host wins the jackpot at the hotel's casino, defying the expectations set by negative reviews about the gambling experience.
- 🌟 The host concludes his stay by leaving a five-star review for the South Dakota hotel, highlighting the enjoyable experience despite its low ratings.
Q & A
What is the main challenge of the video?
-The main challenge is to leave a five-star review at every hotel visited, despite the negative reviews they have received, without lying about the experience.
Why does the video creator travel to Utah?
-The video creator travels to Utah because it's a place they've always wanted to go, and it's the starting point of their journey to test hotel reviews.
What is the first hotel's issue mentioned in the script?
-The first hotel's issue mentioned is a policy of requiring a $100 cash deposit, which is not refunded, along with other problems like bed bugs and a hostage situation in a neighboring room.
What is the significance of the $100 cash deposit in the video?
-The $100 cash deposit is significant as it's a policy that the video creator tests for its legitimacy and it becomes a recurring theme in their hotel experiences.
What is the video creator's approach to dealing with negative reviews?
-The video creator's approach is to investigate the claims made in the negative reviews and find positive aspects of the hotels to justify a five-star review.
What is the video creator's reaction to the cleanliness of the rooms in the hotels?
-The video creator is surprised to find that the rooms are generally clean, contrary to the claims of previous reviewers, and they use a black light to check for dirt.
What is the video creator's strategy for dealing with the accusation of bed bugs in the hotels?
-The video creator's strategy is to inspect the beds and pillows for any signs of bed bugs and to rationalize any findings as possibly being harmless or normal.
How does the video creator handle the accusation of a hostage situation at one of the hotels?
-The video creator does not directly address the accusation of a hostage situation, instead focusing on their own positive experiences and the lack of such an event during their stay.
What is the video creator's experience with the hotel in New York City?
-The video creator's experience in New York City is positive, with no major issues found, and they enjoy the location and the hotel's amenities.
What is the video creator's final verdict on the lowest-rated hotel in South Dakota?
-The video creator finds the lowest-rated hotel in South Dakota to be enjoyable, with a pleasant room and a fun casino experience, leading to a five-star review.
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