"We are surprised at the variety of gifts that our team members have discovered in the hotels this festive season", said Claire Haigh, head of communications for Premier Inn.
UK’s hotel chain Premier Inn has revealed that the Christmas festivities led to an array of gifts being left behind by their guests, including 18 Christmas jumpers, a pair of tickets to VIVA Forever, a set of diamond earrings and even a One Direction fan’s ‘Future Mrs Styles’ t-shirt.
The list of lost property from this December also includes a set of Little Mix dolls, Bradley Wiggins’ autobiography, a Furby (still talking!) and 17 copies of this year’s bestselling book, 50 Shades of Grey.
Alongside the array of presents, Premier Inn team members also found 25 rolls of leftover wrapping paper, 137 blank Christmas cards and two homemade Christmas cakes.
Claire Haigh, head of communications for Premier Inn, said: “We are surprised at the variety of gifts that our team members have discovered in the hotels this festive season. Christmas day may be over, but we will continue to spread the festive joy by going the extra mile to ensure that these presents are returned to their rightful owners.”
The full list of items found over the month included the following: 2 x Viva Forever Tickets, Little Mix Dolls, 17 x 50 Shades of Grey book, a ‘Future Mrs Styles’ One Direction T-shirt, 2 x homemade Christmas cakes, 18 x Christmas jumpers, a set of diamond earrings, a Furby, Bradley Wiggins’ Autobiography, an iPhone 5, the official Olympic DVD, 5 x onesies, James Arthur’s autobiography, a Kindle Fire and 19 x pairs of Christmas socks (as well as three odd ones).
The hotel chain will be re-launching the Premier Inn Gifts Reunited Service at www.facebook.com/premierinn where guests will be able to comment on the wall if they have lost any items. Premier Inn will do their upmost to reunite people with their long lost presents.
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