I paid €125 for a hotel room (breakfast not included) in rural Tipperary, and this is the only source of heat in the room. They're taking the mick

Incidentally, that has to be the world's tiniest heater.

by wascallywabbit666

23 comments

  1. I wouldn’t expect there to be anything more sophisticated in rural Tipperary to be honest

  3. A Hotel! What was it,a minus three star?

    There must be an Aircon panel there somewhere.

  4. At least you aren’t paying for the electricity. Plug it in, turn it up, and leave it on.

  5. Electric heaters are limited by the amount of electricity that can be delivered rather than size. There’s a chance this produces just as much heat as one fixed to the wall. What watt does it say it is? Or if it doesn’t have that the amps will do

    2000w or 2kw or close to 10A is about the most you can expect

  7. It’s clearly not needed if you havn’t even got it plugged in.

  8. Tell reception it doesn’t work, request a 2nd one be brought up.

    Turn both on, leave them on for the duration of the stay.👌

  9. This is the dumbest thing I’ve seen today and I’m not talking about you

  11. if its not attached to anything that means you can take it home with you. thats hotel rules

  12. They should use their extortionate prices, to paint the skirting boards, table legs, and also fix that paint where the caulk would be at the top of the skirting.. state of it…

  13. I was handed something like that once when the boiler in the B&B stopped working. I was politely told “not to leave it on all night” to which I politely closed the door and left it on all night.

  15. I have that extract heater and it cost €25 from screwfix. It’s literally only good for heating your legs under a desk.

  17. What’s the model number on the tiny heater? I’m interested in getting one

  19. I’ve never encountered a hotel room that was cold, they’re usually always roasting, like so warm you can’t sleep 😂😂🤪

  20. I think you might get more heat using a toaster at this stage !

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