Check out the list of weird and wonderful, and some rather expensive, items that guests left behind in London in 2022.
A copy of the Imperial Crown was left behind by a French jeweller, who was in a rush to catch a Eurostar train to Paris
Travelodge has compiled a list of weird and wonderful items that guests left behind at its 582 hotels in 2022. In Hull, a Chinese wedding envelope containing 10,000 yuan, equivalent to about £1,205, was returned to its owner, while in Woking a £15,000 personalised "John" number plate belonging to a forgetful CEO was found.
A private pilot's licence was found at Travelodge's Heathrow Airport hotel, while in Birmingham a ball gown made from the 54 Commonwealth country flags belonging to a well-known Instagrammer was left.
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