Google Street View looks inside the TARDIS Users of Google Maps have already left dozens of reviews of the site, with most impressed by their stay. The landlord was a strange man, he would talk to himself and shout things at the most random times. Still, his stories were very entertaining, a bit fanciful but fun to listen to!" reads a typical comment. But inside it is considerably bigger Others were less pleased, with one writing: "Terrible stay. Constantly got lost on the way to my room. Even though it was just me the landlord insisted on me having bunk beds. Google is well known for its semi-secret bonus features, known as "Easter Eggs." Typing "do a barrel roll" into its search engine will see results spin around the screen, while in 2011 searching "white Christmas" would cause virtual snowflakes to fall. YouTube, which is owned by Google, also added a series of hidden features to its site to celebrate its "Geek Week" last week. People found that, if they played a clip on the site, clicked away from the video and typed "1980," a version of the arcade game Missile Control would appear. Meanwhile, searching "Beam me up Scotty" returned results as if they were being beamed up, Star Trek-style.