Hotel Photo Fakeouts

Ever stayed in a hotel that looked far nicer in the website photos than it real life?

Guys from Oyster.com visited several hotels and beaches taking hundreds of photos. Then they compared the photos to those that they found on the web sites of the hotels. Let's see the results.

D.R. Photo Fakeout: The myth of mega resort serenity




Jamaica Photo Fakeout: Sexy lady phenomenon




Hawaii Photo Fakeout: Say bye-bye to your serene hotel beach scene




Wedding Photo Fakeout: A classy, intimate beach wedding for everybody!




D.R. Photo Fakeout: This buffet looked more delicious in 1988




Jamaica Photo Fakeout: Breezes Montego Bay




Hawaii Photo Fakeout: The magical art of the teensy pool crop




Jamaica Photo Fakeout: Smiling gym-goers are questionable




D.C. Photo Fakeout: Ain't no lobby too small for a Kimpton wine party




Miami Photo Fakeout: The smiling gym-goer strikes again




Miami Photo Fakeout: When hotel decor goes missing




L.A. Photo Fakeout: The Incredible Shrinking Pool




Miami Photo Fakeout: Model Man goes surfing in a hot tub




Hawaii Photo Fakeout: The magical art of the teensy pool crop




L.A. Photo Fakeout: The magic of framing hides the magic of Macy's




L.A. Photo Fakeout: When flora goes missing




Las Vegas Photo Fakeout: Good luck finding a lounge chair



Source: oyster

V8 Hotel in Stuttgart, Germany

Any avid auto enthusiast would love to stay once inside the V8 Hotel in Stuttgart, Germany. The luxurious 4-star hotel is located within Böblingen’s Meilenwerk, an exclusive car museum on the site of Baden-Wurttemberg’s first airport. The hotel, situated in one of Germany’s top locations for car lovers, features four single rooms, 19 double rooms, tower suite and 10 theme-based rooms designed to impress mechanic enthusiasts, old-timer fans and Meilenwerk visitors. The rooms inside the V8 Hotel are done with high quality materials, trendy details and many original parts from the automotive world. These rooms flaunt a classic Bauhaus design or original motoring theme. The larger rooms are centered around various topics related to the automobile, such as motor racing, V8 camp, drive-in cinema and tuning.

All the 34 rooms inside the hotel have been designed around an individual theme, along with a comfortable bed, minibar, work desks and satellite TV. The V8 Hotel, which opened in September 2009, is definitely a place that will drive any driving enthusiast crazy.