Sunbed hoggers enraged by staff removing towels at five-star Tenerife hotel

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the Mirror.And a hotel guest appeared to run over to the staff members to ask them to leave his towel on the lounger while it was being removed.The public appear to be on the side of the towel removers, backing a move away from over-zealous sunbed reservers.One user commented: "It's the ones who reserve poolside who don't show up until 4pm".Proctor replied: "Exactly.

I was lying there thinking… go on! They took their bags, towels and everything left a note on the sun lounger where to collect."She said it was 'absolutely hilarious' watching people come back to find their towels removed from the sun loungers, claiming that many did not return until mid-afternoon.Another user urged more hotels to adopt the policy, making the competition for sunbeds determined by who arrives first.On TikTok commenter said they'd visited a hotel where sun lounger reservations were connected to rooms, meaning there was no need to compete with fellow guests.

The sunbed wars well and truly began last week when a different TikTok user captured the bizarre habit on camera and shared the footage online.

Social media user, Julie Marie Larsson, captioned the video: “Holidays in Spain. Sun bed wars at 6am.” In the clip, the pool area of a hotel could be seen covered in dozens of sun loungers.Guests in shorts and T-shirts could be seen sprint walking across the decking to place their towels on their preferred beds.With a catchy tune playing in the background people ran down the steps to throw their beach towels on the seats closest to the pool or bar.Daily Star has reached out to Gran Costa Adeje Hotel for comment. Do you think sun lounger reserving should be allowed?