What Australian hotel guests REALLY get up to Hotel staff have revealed what guests really get up to. HOTEL staff have spilled the beans on the behaviour of Australian guests, which ranges from the good to the bad and downright weird. It appears that for many people, a hotel stay is an excuse to shed the inhibitions, and the clothes! Hotel staff are frequently asked to arrange 'adult services' for guests, according to a survey by travel website lastminute.com.au. The raunchy requests reached new levels of awkwardness when one guest asked for a male staff member to deliver a bottle of Coca-Cola to her room and opened the door in the buff. But that wasn't the strangest request. Another guest dared to ask a hotel employee to hold a video camera while they 'got intimate' with their partner. We assume that request wasn't fulfilled! The best hotels in the world to get naked There were also several cases of naked guests being locked out of their hotel rooms, resulting in red-faced dashes to the front desk. This happened to a guest earlier this year, and it was all captured on the CCTV footage below. The naked man had placed his room service tray outside the door only to realise he'd forgotten his key, then was forced to walk down the hallway and past shocked fellow guests to get to the reception. Watch a man live everyone's worst nightmare, as he trudges through a hotel naked. Another unlucky guest who'd forgotten his key (but fortunately had remembered his clothes) tried to swing into the room through the window, only to end up with a broken leg. Other bizarre behaviour in Australian hotels includes requests to bring a pet snake inside, drive a golf buggy into the foyer, and snack on a dish of ice cream mixed with hot chips. That's just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to hotel habits. "When it comes to out-there requests and situations, our Australian hotel partners have seen it all," lastminute.com.au General Manager Kirsty La Bruniy said. When it comes to accommodating requests, they do have to draw the line somewhere, like when a guest wants McDonald's and the closest one is 70km away, or a booking for two adults turns out to be for four adults and six children. It's fair to say a good dose of patience and a sense of humour are essential for working in the hotel industry. But overall, hotel guests in Australia are quite well-behaved. Is this the worst hotel guest ever? The creative ways hotel staff get back at rude guests Don't touch that! Confessions of hotel employees