Here’s a cool site showing you how to fold that luxury hotel toilet-paper origami!

This is seen in some upscale hotels where the cleaning staff will fold the first sheet of toilet paper into a triangle. The triangulated toilet paper informs the guests that the cleaning staff has been there, and has finished cleaning the room. The act of folding the first sheet of toilet paper into a triangle has spread to many hotels and to many countries.

The Grand Hyatt is probably one of the best hotels to stay in Seoul, South Korea.  It features a small nightclub where you can meet a lot of other open tourists and locals.

Plus, it’s close to many night clubs, if you are into partying at all.

The Ritz-Carlton probably is the best hotel to stay in Seoul if you are really into clubbing.  The hotel itself hosts numerous celebrity events and is within the Kangnam district of Seoul.  FYI, the Kangnam district is probably where most westerners want to be as many people speak English and are familiar with American culture and tourists.

I’ve personally lived in this area for about a year and used to go clubbing a lot at Ritz-Carlton and even met a Korean comedian once.

If you are into not spending much money, there are also many local inns in the Kangnam area for about $30-40, which usually includes a flat screen TV and a jacooze.  They are not listed on any English sites but you can find them everywhere usually hidden in the corners of any busy streets.  The locals use them for couple hours for sex but it’s a great resource that virtually no tourists no about.

Hotel Everland has some really innovative and unique hotels that look like pieces of cubes.  It’s a mobile hotel platform that can be individually placed at various different places.

Hotel Everland is a project by two architects Sabina Lang and Daniel Baumann, which are famous for their beautiful installation works.
The hotel has just one room with a luxurious bath, double bed and a lounge. This tiny hotel embodies all hotels dream: it looks gorgeous, it is interesting to stay in, it is comfortable and, being placed high, always has amazing views!

via funforever