Woman Books Hotel Room?With 'Seaside View' In Italy, It Turns Out To Be Just A Photo
Clarisa Murgia paid a fortune to book a hotel room with an idyllic "seaside" view. But when she reached the resort, something was amiss, and the resort was far less idylli.
An Argentinian woman was in for the shock of her life after the hotel room she booked for her Italian vacation turned out to be entirely different from what she was expecting. Clarisa Murgia said she had paid a fortune to book a hotel room with an idyllic ¡°seaside¡± view. Impressed by the photos in the online advertisement, she paid extra for a ¡°seaside¡± room at a bed and breakfast, expecting it to be her best vacation.
Expectation vs reality
But when she reached the resort, something was amiss, and the resort was far less idyllic than what was in the photos. The nasty surprise reached an all-new level when she reached her room. Instead of the perfect seaside view she was hoping for, there was a photo of the sea pasted on the wall of a building opposite her room.
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I got scammed
The woman narrated the incident in a video posted on social media, with a caption reading ¡°Expectation versus Reality."
¡°No one has ever deceived me like this before,¡± she said.
The video showed a ¡°marine vista¡± which appeared to be the view from the room¡¯s deck, but when the camera got closer, it became clear that the sea was actually just a poster on a building opposite the hotel.
Video goes viral
The video, which was first posted on TikTok, has since gone viral on other social media platforms as well. While many social media users sympathized with the woman who got scammed, they also said that the entire incident was hilarious.
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Sorry, but this is funny
¡°I am sorry, but this is hilarious,¡± said one person, while another stated that for a moment he also felt that the view was real. On a lighter note, another person wrote that she still got a seaside view and that the hotel was technically not lying.
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