The hotel industry is a unique experience that provides a glimpse into the lives of the wealthy and powerful.

A former hotel operations manager, who worked for over a decade in the industry, has shared some of his most shocking and memorable experiences, including the darker side of humanity.

He has seen suicides, murders, spousal abuse, and human trafficking during his time in the industry.

One weekend, a group of around 60 people attempted to purchase an entire hotel to turn it into a giant orgy.

The cost of the property was over $250,000 for two nights.

The group left a wake of destruction in their room, including blood, feces, and semen stains.

The former operations manager and his team were shocked by the extent of the damage, asking themselves “how do you do this?”

The former manager worked at hotels with average daily rates ranging from $99 to boutique properties costing $1,400 per night.

He noted that the higher the price, the more common it is for the guests to be treated as if they are less than human.

This includes famous pop stars, Russian oligarchs, and other wealthy individuals who have a sense of entitlement and expect to be treated as the only thing that exists in that moment.

Most of the guests who visit boutique hotels are there for pleasure, not business.

The former manager recounts an incident in which a group of fabulously wealthy individuals purchased an entire property for a giant swinger’s orgy, spending as much as a luxury wedding.

This included guests having sx in the pool, on the wine bar, and even on a balcony in plain view.

Each room had a different theme, with a safe word posted outside the door. One of the rooms was a mermaid-themed room, while another was a BDSM room.

The aftermath of the orgy was just as shocking, with the staff being left with mental scarring and minimal tips.

The former manager recounts a scenario in which he was stuck in an awkward situation between a husband, his lover, and his wife.

He also shares his experience with the staff being approached by wealthy guests and being asked to meet in their rooms for sxual favors in exchange for money.

The former manager also highlights the danger of working with the fabulously wealthy, who often assume that the staff is there at their beck and call, regardless of their request.

In one instance, a guest offered a front desk employee a large sum of money for sxual favors, which was declined, but the guest was seen sneaking out of the hotel in the middle of the night.

In another instance, a wedding event staff member was propositioned for sx after the wedding had concluded.