I’ve already tried the application and liked it very much. Since I haven’t filled in much information on my Facebook profile the application easily matched with a Desert Island. To tell the truth, I liked this option a lot.

But it doesn’t stop there though. Together with the destination you will get a list of hotels where you can stay and the range of prices this or that hotel has. What is more, the app delivers such necessities as weather forecasts and places to visit: sightseeings, night clubs, cafes and so.

The application is completely free and not it offers “Halifax Travel Money Matchmaker” that is a Facebook app which helps you to get your travel money to your door for free. Everything you need to have is simply a debit or credit card.

Check out the Holiday Matchmaker application and find out what it selects for you?

Sponsored by Halifax.

Funny Hotel Commercial Ok this commercial will make you think twice before checking into a hotel. The maid is cleaning the toilet and you will not believe what she is using for a brush.

]]> http://hotelsfeel.com/news/funny-hotel-commercial/feed/ 0 http://hotelsfeel.com/news/the-strangest-items-found-in-hotel-rooms/ http://hotelsfeel.com/news/the-strangest-items-found-in-hotel-rooms/#comments Tue, 28 Jul 2009 11:40:31 +0000 angel http://hotelsfeel.com/news/the-strangest-items-found-in-hotel-rooms/ Here is the most amazing list made by hoteliers. You will never know their names and hotels they work for, but you are welcome to know the truth as to the most bizarre items that guests have left in hotel rooms.

• engagement ring

A very expensive and unique diamond engagement ring was left in one of hotels. May be she didn’t need it at all?

• car keys

May be he or she has left the car somewhere as well.

• a six-foot high model helicopter

No comments. May be this person has no other place to leave this particular thing.

• tickets

Highly expensive and rear tickets for the football match.

• skeleton

And it was a big life-size one.

• wooden legs or false limbs

That is … frankly speaking, I don’t even understand whether they have a couple of extra legs or use them as a screen?

• the following term came from the USA and the UK and it is used to describe very private, intimate and extremely luxurious hotel, designed by a famous architect or so;
• according to owners of such hotels their main aim is to provide first class services and undivided attention to each client;
• such hotels started appearing in the 1980s in major cities like London and New York;
• as a rule such hotels are luxuriously and exquisitely furnished ones, most of them are themed, and stylish hotels;
• such hotels are much smaller than chained hotels most of us are used to, as a rule, they don’t have more than 50 rooms;
• one more option, it goes without saying that such hotels are among the most expensive ones …