Implants Left At Hotel In UK

A pair of breast implants was left at a hotel in Newcastle upon Tyne, England by a guest who was en-route to London for a cosmetic operation.

Implants Left At Hotel In UK

The unnamed woman reportedly bought the implants from the United States and left it at Newcastle Central Travelodge.

The implants are among the items listed on the "2012 Travelodge List Of Bizarre Left Behinds" by UK’s very first budget hotel chain, Travelodge.

This year's list also includes a winning EuroMillions ticket, the original Harry Potter wand which was used in the popular Harry Potter films, an 8ft pop up spray tanning booth, keys to a Bugatti, a stamp album worth a quarter of a million pounds, a box of 200 Queen Elizabeth mask, a valuable set of Olympic tickets, a trunk of chocolate bars, a diamond encrusted wedding ring, a Persian Chinchilla kitten worth £600, a suitcase of vinyl records, a set of false teeth with diamonds, a Rolex watch worth £50,000, a tiffany engagement ring, a pilot’s training manual, a Kenwood Magimix worth £600, Joseph’s Dream Coat, and Pantomime Horse.

Travelodge also reported that in 2012, over 20,000 books have been left behind in 38,000 of its hotel rooms; 7,000 of which were "Fifty Shades of Grey," the most popular book to be left behind by its guests.

Travelodge staff also reunited 76,500 forgotten cuddly bears with their owners in the past year.

According to the hotel chain, all items left behind that have not been claimed within three months have been donated to Cancer Research UK charity shops across the UK.