I Stayed at the World’s Deadliest Hotel

So there's this hotel that's on the side of a cliff that actually looks impossible to access. And after seeing it online, it made me say, Damn. I mean, for starters, how do you even get up to this place? If I go, am I going to end up on the news? Today is probably not worth the views news. YouTuber Kelly Wakasa is missing after attempting to climb to the world's deadliest hotel. Authorities say, yeah, they're not surprised. And most importantly, how do you go to the bathroom? And well, I'm going to find out. So let's go to the airport. Oh, hi. We're at the airport. We're here at the airport because this place is far. Might as well be calling this place the I stayed at the world's furthest hotel because it's 15 hours of travel and it's going to be three flights away. I'm gonna be sore after this one, boys. But do what excites. Let's catch our first flight. And yes, this is the plane I came in. I'm just that big of a dude. I've been doing a little bit more research on this hotel. And after you type in the name of the hotel, the first thing that comes up is accident. So I'm not going to click it just because I don't want to spook myself. But I thought that was crazy. First flight is officially done. Two more to go. We have made it to Peru. We still have one more flight to go. But we got to go outside before our connection. And it's warm. It's actually the rainy season right now. So I didn't really know that. But after I booked the flight, I was like, oh, looking at the weather. And it says it's going to rain every single day. And to climb up a face of a mountain in the rain, kind of even more dangerous. So we'll see. Let's go to our next flight. Got the window seat. Low window is crazy. Guys, it's gorgeous here. We just touched down. This is our final destination. The hotel is still a few hours away by drive. But, oh, my gosh. This place is breathtaking. It's in the mountains. It's 11,000 feet above sea level. So, like, I'm actually kind of out of breath just walking around. But, man, I'm just happy to be here. Do what excites. I'll see you tomorrow. Good morning from Cusco, Peru. We're off to the world's most dangerous hotel. Como te llamas? Leonardo. Me llamo Kelly. I have things to do. I have to go to a hotel. OK? I think it pooped on me. We are on our way. We have about an hour and a half drive. And we've already done about an hour. It's beautiful out here, guys. Like, the views out here are breathtaking. The mountains are gorgeous. I don't even care about getting to the hotel. Look how beautiful this is. I got no complaints. I love to drive. And I love to drive out here. No traffic. Just potholes. Oh, my God. I'm nervous. I'm excited. I don't really know what to expect. It's not raining right now. So, hopefully, fingers crossed, it doesn't rain while we go. All right, we're almost there. I'm nervous. I'm excited. We're just minutes out of this place. And it's just cliffs. I'm like, maybe I missed it because the hotel is so high up on the mountain. But also, as we're driving, we're seeing so many landslides and rocks in the middle of the street. I'm like, oh, God, dude. I don't want to die. Oh, my God. There they are. Oh, that looks out of a movie, bro. You know what? I thought, like, it says online it's really vertical. But it's actually, like, no joke, straight up the cliff. Holy crap. Okay, so we're meeting up with our guide right now. And it just started raining. It felt like a summer day, like, 10 minutes ago. Is this the right way? This is Diego, our guide for this adventure. And he's going to be the one that's going to keep us safe as we climb to the world's most dangerous hotel. And there was not even a second to waste as the sun was going down. All right, we're just off to it. Okay, we have started our climb. Maybe 30 feet off the ground. So we have a lot to go. I'm nervous. I'm shaking a little bit. The climb to the hotel is over 1,300 feet. Literally like climbing up a 100-plus-story skyscraper. But for now, we're just a little less than 100 feet off the floor. I feel like I have one of those, like, dog cams. You know when they have that POV or a dog? You know, it's crazy, too. When I was growing up, my grandma knew that I was scared of heights. And I feel like over the years, I've done, like, so many different things. So, like, now, I'm not that scared. But my grandma still thinks that I'm scared. So, like, when we were at the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, she was really like, But I was afraid that you might be afraid. Oh, because I used to be scared of heights? We're out here climbing mountains, wing-walking, skydiving, bungee jumping. We're doing what excites us. Don't look down, guys. We're closer. What are we at now, you think? I like that. OK. It's been about 40 minutes into our climb, and we reached this bridge. OK, you first. OK, fine. Which might be a little bit of an overstatement, since the bridge was literally two wires put together. But that wasn't going to stop us. Holy ----. Yo, this actually, this is funny. You shaking it? You're shaking it, Diego. You're naughty, naughty. Don't look down. Just keep going. OK, almost there. I did it! I don't know if that's the right Spanish for him. It was raining. It's not raining no more. Not gonna lie, this part is actually kind of scary, too. Because now we're actually getting higher. We could have died two minutes into this hike. But here, I'm not surviving that. Even though I got good luck, I'm not surviving that. So I'm gonna stay clamped. Ah, ----. It's the bone. Or you carry, you carry me the rest. Um, 100, 170 pounds? Easy. Come on, my guy right here. All right, let's go. No more jokes, let's go. Look at the elevation getting higher up here. Oh my god, look around. This is scary, scary, eh? Gotta take a poop. I wasn't really joking about the poop, but Diego just smiled at me. So I guess I have to hold it. So that's awesome. Let's keep going. Now we're probably like 80%, but you still look up and you see nothing. Kind of like, damn, just gotta keep clamping. We are almost at the top of the mountain. And it is vertical. Now my arms are shaking, but I do want to get there before night falls. Where the hell is this thing? It's crazy, I feel like we've been climbing for a minute. Oh yeah, you feel that wind? That's when you know you're at the top. It's right there. I don't know why they built it there, but if they build it, we come. After 17 hours, we have made it to the top. Okay, how long do you think that was actually? Okay, felt long, but it was actually really fun. I'm tired. Okay, right through here? Oh, uh, okay. I don't want to break it. Oh, that way, sorry. I thought it was the other way, my bad. Holy crap. Bye-bye. Oh, hey, welcome to my pod. Let's do a tour. There's not one twin bed, but two twin beds. And a third bed, queen size. The hotel comes with a lot of amenities right here. A mug that says a life is worth living, a glass, a bigger glass, a thermos, an assortment of tea, playing cards, domino, and a walkie-talkie. What would we call you for? An emergency, something like that, you need something? Like I need to wipe my butt? Diego, Diego, there's a problem, there's a bear. There's a big bear in here. Room number two, no pun intended, it's the room where you go number two, because it's got a toilet, look. Yeah. So the toilet that I'm sitting on right now, Diego was showing us that it's not a normal toilet. It doesn't have water. And so actually what you do is that you take these trash bags and pretty much you poop into a bag. And then you throw it down this chute and I don't know where it goes. I guess you can pee into the bag too. He didn't say anything about peeing in the bag. But oh my God, during the daytime, this view is going to be insane. So this guy right here is actually a urinal. It's for the people with penises. Then you pee in there and I guess right after you spray it with a little bottle. Isn't this funny? Like what is this? And this here is the sink. Water is very valuable. This is all the water we got. So I'm not going to wash my hands. That's pretty much the room. I really got to see it during the daytime because I feel like it's going to be even more spectacular. So tomorrow morning, you know, I'm gonna get some crazy shots. But right now, Diego is making us a four course meal, which comes with the hotel. We literally have to climb back out and climb to the restaurant. Your boy is hungry, man. Let's eat. Hello? Hello. We will be climbing out and going to the dinner shortly. Okay, perfect. Just be careful, please. Love you. Okay, let's go to dinner. It's pitch black outside and we have to climb to dinner. Let's go. It's actually a lot scarier at night, but I'm hungry. I'll do anything for food. Holy ----. And as we made it to the restaurant, which is also the lobby, we're here. Oh, smells good. Which is also the only pod that doesn't house guests, chef, climber, everything. It was time for dinner. What is this? This is a pumpkin cream. Oh, it's so good. We got ensalada con arroz, tomatoes, sprouts. Dude, I'm running out of Spanish words. But while I was enjoying the food, I wanted to learn more about the hotel itself. Diego, how old are you? 35. Oh, oh, I thought you were 25. It's all that hiking you're doing, bro. It's reversing your age. Who carries these up? We, the guys. You carry it up? Yeah. Actually, they use a big pulley system for the capsules. Oh, okay. This is the newest capsule. It was assembled here. So with the guys, we had to bring it in backpacks, all this piece by piece. How many trips were you going up and down? Many. Guys, this is the main course. We have onion potatoes with chicken gorgon blue and some vegetables. That's good. This is a Peruvian wine. Okay, but I'm only going to have wine if you have some wine. Come on. Okay, only a little bit. I'll bring mine. Salud, my friend. It's good. Yes. This feels good after a long day, too. Oh, okay. We having a party? A little dessert. And so we ate our final course, drank some more wine. Oh, cheers. What else we got to do up here, you know? And headed back to our pod. All right. Buenas noches. Adios. I'm so happy they have this sign. I didn't know which way was the exit. We have ourselves a cockroach right here. And you know, maybe climbing in the pitch black with full bellies and a little bit drunk wasn't the best idea. Oh my God, I almost dropped the camera. We're on our way back to our hotel right now, but I'm so used to just climbing, which is so random. Like literally right now, I could fall to my death. If I just unclip these and I don't show Diego, it's crazy. I kidding. Imagine? We are back in the capsule. We had an amazing dinner. It's crazy though, sleeping here. I look to my right. Oh my God, it literally looks like I could fall off the cliff. But tomorrow there's so much more we have to do. And also the way we get down is literally so sick. So I'll see you guys tomorrow. Good night. Good morning. It's 6 30 in the morning right now. The sun is coming over the mountains and we got to wake up among the clouds. We're here during the rainy season. And for this to be so clear in the morning is actually like, we're just so lucky. So we got breakfast and then we got to go back down. But damn, this is sick. Dude, I cannot believe this. You're in the luckiest draw right now. I mean, I can't believe we're seeing blue sky. It's been cold in New York. All right, just let me live for a second. Every day is basically the same now. It's so sad when I think about you. Last night was low key freezing. There's not much insulation. There's no heater inside the pods. Yeah, it was cold. When we first got here, I really couldn't tell how they built this exact pod. But it's crazy to see that it's really just all these cables that are just screwed into the rock. And it did like last night as I was sleeping, it did sway a little bit. Like not a lot, but just enough to like, you can feel it move. You know, you're still hanging off a cliff, which is crazy. These cables are strong. I trust it. These views are like peak, man. I just can't get over it. You outdid yourself. Just had two cups of coffee. You know what time it is. Okay, Diego. Yeah, don't look. You can see me right there. Yeah. I had coffee. You know what happens after that coffee? It's that time. It's time to take a number two in the sky. This is probably one of the greatest poopers I've ever seen. I mean, the mountains are just insane from here. And that coffee, that proving coffee got me going. So I'm going to put down the bag and I'm going to get to it. Okay. Diego's looking at me. Heavy. Unfortunately, we have to leave. Kind of sad. But honestly, if I was to spend another day up here, there's not really much else to do. So like I said before, there's a crazy way we get down from this place and I cannot wait. So we're meeting up with Diego and we're going to go down. Look at this. Hopefully we won't have to use that today. Okay, guys, like I said, we're going down in a cool way. We're going down on a zip line. What other hotel does that? Not much. This is the short line. The next one, that's the longest line. Ready? Holy ----, holy ----. It's actually scarier than I thought. This one in front of me right now is the beast. This one is the longest zip line. You can barely see the other guy going. It's crazy long. Honestly, it's really fun. Like you are just booking it. I got that need for speed. That was nuts. That was so much fun.