He moved his bed to the restaurant and solved the problem
A hotel guest whose air conditioning issue in his room was not resolved moved his bed to the restaurant to protest the hotel management.
In Turkey, where vacation prices are quite high, citizens are also forced to find solutions to the lack of services at hotels.
A user who posts on social media under the alias Cenk Bey shared the problem he experienced at a hotel he visited and the solution he found on the X platform.
The citizen, who wanted to speak with the authorities to have his broken air conditioner fixed but could not find anyone to address, placed his bed in the restaurant, which he said was the coolest place in the hotel, and began filming.
The citizen was soon surrounded by authorized personnel and was sternly warned for seeking his rights. The citizen, who did not give up on his justified cause, eventually achieved his goal and announced his success on the X platform as well.

The citizen made the following posts regarding the air conditioning problem he experienced:
The air conditioners in the hotel have been broken since last night; they gave a room to a Russian tourist who was shouting and yelling. They stayed silent while I kept saying 'okay, okay.' I have been wanting to speak with an official for hours, and they said there was no one. So, I threw my bed in the dining hall. All the officials, including the general manager, held a meeting over me. I will share the video.
We had an incident like this, I tweeted, and 1 hour later the problem was solved. Coincidence? Thanks Twitter/X
He moved his bed to the restaurant and solved the problemhttps://t.co/nw5carsaVp pic.twitter.com/Edbrl7PL8J
— 12punto (@12puntocomtr) July 19, 2024
News Source: 12punto
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