Tittsworth’s Random Hotel Moments – by Jelani

Like most DJs, Tittsworth has to stay in a lot of hotels all over the world when he goes on tour. I’m pretty sure several of you are familiar with A-Trak’s Hotel Reviews, which I actually find to be more of an actual resource than entertainment at this point, but Jesse does send me pics of where he’s staying too. The difference between him and A-Trak though is that Jesse sends me pictures of the random weird things that he finds. Here is a collection of all the random things he saw while on his “2 Strokes Raw” Tour:

In one of the Hotels in Australia, apparently you need a timer to know when you should stop taking your shower. It would be funny if the timer was able to stop the shower.

In Brisbane Australia, one of the Hotels had a full denim chair made of jeans! Not my choice stylistically, but still pretty sweet.

In one of the Sydney Hotels, the elevators have seats it you don’t want to stand for 20 seconds. This is some nest level lazy shit!

Sydney must be the land of luxury, because the hotel rooms in The Establishment all came with an iPad for room service. I wish I were there to see the owner buy 2,000 iPads at the Apple store.

After years of frustration at Mc Donald’s weak late night menu, I’m surprised to see things like oysters and sashimi available after dark. Looks like Sydney is the place to be when on tour!

These ear plugs where made to block the sounds of the city and crying babies, but it’s extra DJ friendly! It’s also the only way to get some sleep on the planes with all the noise.

Nha Trang had some of the best in hotel snacks though. Yes, that’s steak flavored chips!

They also killed it with the bags of Nutz and the deer jerky.

In Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia they give you the hook up with some dried plums.

It’s the little things that impress me. Temperature regulated shower control is one of them. Beijing knows ballin’ pretty well with The Opposite House Hotel.

The Opposite House in Beijing also impressed me with their custom bath salts. That’s some stuff you can’t find at your local supermarket.

One of the best things about Saigon hotels is the fact that you can have Pho from room service! The US needs to take note.