US EditionGame addict turns hotel room into dumping ground after 2 years’ stay. You can't even look at the bathroom
The room required three days of cleaning and major renovations due to accumulated rubbish and damage after a nearly two-year stay by a gaming addict, hotel staff said.
- On December 12, employees at the esports hotel in Changchun discovered a room buried in rubbish about one metre high after a gaming addict finally checked out, with tables and two gaming chairs almost completely covered.
- The esports hotel specialises in private gaming rooms with high-end computers and fast internet, and staff and media described the gamer as deeply addicted and rarely seen outside.
- Cleaning teams only saw the full scale after he left and then spent three days clearing, discarding, and disinfecting the room; management said visible damage means renovation will be needed.
- Hotel management said the guest still owes more than 10 days of unpaid fees totalling around 2,700 Chinese yen and has not reported the matter to police.
- Video first shared by The Sun and reported by Dexerto then went viral on X, prompting online users to range from jokes to concern for the gamer's wellbeing.
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Tenant stayed in a gaming hotel in China for almost two years without leaving. When he left, staff were faced with images of shock and "hell"
Game addict turns hotel room into dumping ground after 2 years’ stay. You can't even look at the bathroom
A video of a China hotel room trashed by a compulsive gamer who stayed nearly two years has gone viral. Staff in Changchun said the guest rarely left, leaving the room in shocking condition.
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China: A man, reportedly addicted to online gaming, left piles of garbage in the room and washroom after his two-year stay in an online gaming hotel located in China. According to reports, the man had his food delivered constantly throughout the two years he stayed there, leaving mountains of delivery trash, among other trash. The video of the cleaning staff attempting to clean the stomach-churning mess has gone viral. The entire hotel room was …
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When housekeeping of the Chinese hotel entered after his departure, they were met with piles of garbage scattered across the space, from discarded food containers to used toilet paper and other waste.
With the proliferation of eSports, it is not surprising that specialized hotels have appeared in this type of tourists. Thus, in the rooms they have all kinds of equipment to make them feel as comfortable as possible. However, what could not have been imagined by the workers of a hotel of these characteristics would be the disastrous state in which one of their guests would leave the room. As the half of The Sun explained, everything happened in…
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