adventure, relaxation, and happy memories. But sometimes, things don’t go as planned, and the places we stay become the stuff of nightmares. From creepy encounters to sh0cking surprises, these travelers had experiences they’ll never forget—for all the wrong reasons. Here are 13 stories of people whose vacation stays turned into unforgettable tales of discomfort, chaos, and horror.
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