Woman shares picture of hotel pool after anger over expectation vs reality

Our hotel pool in Vietnam...booking.com VS reality 😂🤣😂 we’ve been done there pic.twitter.com/lElDjxzFwd

— Jenny Kershaw (@jennykershawx) May 12, 2018

Too small to even put the E in welcome 💀 pic.twitter.com/ByMHUUDapT

— + (@ZaePadre) May 12, 2018

Hahahahaha can’t believe we got catfished by a hotel

— kaitlin 🛸 (@kaitlinchisholm) May 14, 2018

Turns out Vietnamese hotels use American real estate photographers.

— TheCombatNurse (@TheCombatNurse) May 17, 2018

pic.twitter.com/ft3Wm6MwEn

— rein (@enigma8128) May 14, 2018

I really hope they gave their photographer the best tip of their life because chances are that picture is what gets them most of their business and I can only imagine how much work they had to put in to make it look so eye-catching

— michalla not mikayla (@mxchalla) May 17, 2018

At least your pool had water in it! 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/jQ33w29XNf

— Michael Brown (@mbrownboy) May 17, 2018

The worldms most depressing pool 😂 filled with tears of laughter and sadness 😭

— DJ GRIF8 (@djGriF8) May 17, 2018

When the pool sign has to be amended from “No Diving” to “No Diving OR Swimming.”

— Audrea Barnum (@AudreaBarnum) May 17, 2018

That’s a fish pond.

— Muhammad Goje™ (@Mr_goje) May 13, 2018

the light bulb could kill you instantly

— Somebody (@Fxmalaya) May 13, 2018

Hi Jenny, our support team can definitely look into this and help you with a complaint. We recommend sending the photos to customer.service@booking.com, including your confirmation number. Our team will get back to you as soon as is possible.

— Booking.com (@bookingcom) May 14, 2018

It’s ok, I don’t want to file a complaint...it’s just funny😂 and I notice the pictures convinently been changed now anyway ... 😂🙄 pic.twitter.com/QXhOoM5A0A

— Jenny Kershaw (@jennykershawx) May 15, 2018