This lady's review of a place not far from where I go was erased, and I just realized I had a screenshot, so I'm putting it here. I'm surprised this was on booking for years with how detailed her comments were!
She's so lucky being able to hear it easily (especially hot morning sex). Makes me wonder what listening was like in that moment, what it sounded like, etc. and if the writer was even enjoying it.. gosh it sucks we don't have audio of it... But I guess our imagination is part of the beauty
Update: For those who missed the screenshot, and are curious... Here you go
Well, the people next to me had multiple sexual
episodes and was pretty loud. Whoever, that
lady was she had the dude singing Mexican
songs @0500 in the morning. He even start
playing music afterward, and I heard him ask her
to stay 1 more day with him, but she said no I
can't. I knew her Coochie was sore the way
heard him hitting it! It was loud, and the wall are
very thin. That was my free entertainment in the
morning.
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I really love and miss reviews like this!
Modern search engine algorithms are trying to remove reviews that mention sex, but they're great~ And great for guys like us, looking for sex sounds!
There's a review I really enjoy from a hotel a state over that got my mind wandering. It's from 2018 and a portion of it reads:
I fell asleep around midnight only to be awoken 30 minutes later to the loudest screams of ecstasy I have ever heard. I could even hear the couple’s bodies slamming together! In all the traveling I’ve done, hundreds of hotel rooms a year, I have NEVER heard that so loud and so clear. I’d rather hear the elevator ding all night. Needless to say, I won’t take my chances again. I’ve heard a marathon of runners ride by at 6am at the Aloft, but nothing like these screams. No thank you!
And another one I saw from a different hotel in the same city reading:
The wall is thin. I could not sleep the first night because my neighbours were getting lucky for a very long time and I could hear all of it through the walls. There was also no continuous fan, so the room was dead silent and I could hear everything through the walls very clearly.
Breakfast was a $10 voucher a day for grab and go items on the top floor. I got a croissant and it was around $6-7.
Overall, a pretty typical AC hotel with VERY THIN WALLS in a good location (right off I-440). Would come back but will make sure I'm in a room with no neighbours.
I was aware when booking that the hotel was superbudget (hence the price) and didn’t have
high expectations. Despite this, the hotel managed to shock me with how DIRTY it was!!!
A minimum expectation for a hotel is that it’s clean - but this was certainly not the case.
There was dark hair all over the bed sheets, mould all over the ceiling and dirt all in the
bathroom! For a recently renovated hotel I was really surprised at how much mould and
condensation there was! The smell of condensation was almost too much to bare. Out in
the corridors was a strong smell of marijuana! If you want your room cleaning during your
stay you have to pay £10 a day! It’s a super budget hotel but they certainly try and charge
you for extra! (A bit like Ryanair). We were awoken at a ludicrous time in the morning as
our bed was moving - the people in the room next to us were having sex and the impact
moved our bed!! We had to laugh but it’s appauling really! My recommendation is that
you pay that little extra for a different hotel - it will certainly be worth it.
sprawdz wrote: 22 Dec 2025 05:05
I really love and miss reviews like this!
Modern search engine algorithms are trying to remove reviews that mention sex, but they're great~ And great for guys like us, looking for sex sounds!
There's a review I really enjoy from a hotel a state over that got my mind wandering. It's from 2018 and a portion of it reads:
I fell asleep around midnight only to be awoken 30 minutes later to the loudest screams of ecstasy I have ever heard. I could even hear the couple’s bodies slamming together! In all the traveling I’ve done, hundreds of hotel rooms a year, I have NEVER heard that so loud and so clear. I’d rather hear the elevator ding all night. Needless to say, I won’t take my chances again. I’ve heard a marathon of runners ride by at 6am at the Aloft, but nothing like these screams. No thank you!
And another one I saw from a different hotel in the same city reading:
The wall is thin. I could not sleep the first night because my neighbours were getting lucky for a very long time and I could hear all of it through the walls. There was also no continuous fan, so the room was dead silent and I could hear everything through the walls very clearly.
Breakfast was a $10 voucher a day for grab and go items on the top floor. I got a croissant and it was around $6-7.
Overall, a pretty typical AC hotel with VERY THIN WALLS in a good location (right off I-440). Would come back but will make sure I'm in a room with no neighbours.
The first one was extremely detailed it's definitely surprising that it's still up lol. Here's part of another one from a different place:
...The room was not up to living condition standards. Dirty and broke down. The walls are paper thin. The couple next door had sex off and on all nigh and I was very embarrassed for daughter who was in the room with me. I dont fault the couple. After all they should have their privacy. But I could hear them whisper. Very uncomfortable. No sleep that night at all. Had to keep the TV turned up to keep my daughter from blushing. All in all a waste of my money and time. Now I find I have an extra charge on my credit card and every time I call I get the run around a promise that someone will call me back. I will never stay at the q____ M___ again. I will also vote to not keep our events there.
Lots of reviews of this place mention overhearing sex so clearly through walls. This person apparently even heard them whispering I think it does attract lots of younger couples in early to mid 20s all that said, I'd hate to be in their shoes and overhear that while staying with family cause that'll be incredibly awkward
It's from 2018 and a portion of it reads:
I think it does attract lots of younger couples in early to mid 20s 
all that said, I'd hate to be in their shoes and overhear that while staying with family cause that'll be incredibly awkward 