The

Dutch Hotel, the Mischievous Ghost.

Hello, this is Jana. Let me tell you about the Dutch hotel near London's

Hyde Park. It's famous for being haunted and there are all sorts of ghosts from the hotel's past.

Most of them are well behaved and some are even helpful.

But every now and then, a mischievous ghost shows up.

Imagine you've booked a room at the Dutch Hotel,

and when you arrive they act like they weren't expecting you at all.

After a lot of waiting around and commotion, they realize they've actually booked you in for the next year or when it's

time to check out your bill has skyrocketed and you

and mind-boggling 4,332 pounds for a quasson.

You might start thinking that you've ended up in a rather incompetent hotel. If they told you

that it wasn't a mistake of the staff, the management or a hiccup in their technology,

but instead the antics of a playful ghost.

Would you believe them?

Well, the Dutch Hotel in London takes pride in its impeccable service. I can assure you that when

these peculiar incidents began to pile up, not all the guests were willing to accept that it was the work of a ghost.

Zelda, the owner of the Dutch hotel, was seething with anger over the string of mistakes,

plaguing her establishment. She summoned her manager Alan for a tense meeting.

Alan, she began sharply, you were doing admirably when you reopened a hotel for us.

But now it seems like everything is spiraling out of control. Just look at these reviews on trip complainer. The bellhop showed us to

our room which turned out to be a broom cupboard. I don't mean it was smaller than we expected. I mean when he opened our door,

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