Washing underwear in kettles and raiding the breakfast buffet: Strange hotel guest habits revealed

Using kettles to wash underwear, smuggling food from the breakfast buffet and squeezing extra guests into rooms are among the hotel habits Britons have admitted to in a new study, which comes alongside a new etiquette guide from Hotels.com and manners expert William Hanson.

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Washing underwear in kettles and raiding the breakfast buffet: Strange hotel guest habits revealed

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