A woman has gone viral on TikTok after exploring a hotel that appears to have been abandoned in a hurry – with meals still on plates and beds made up in rooms.

Paulina Andriulyte, 23, a graphic designer and content creator from Lithuania, is currently working remotely in Bali, Indonesia. On her days off, she spends time exploring the tropical island alongside her partner.

In a series of TikToks that have racked up almost 30 million views in total, the pair explore an old hotel with 266 rooms that have been left in near-perfect condition, but there's not a soul around.

The video includes a before and after shot at the start, giving full effect to just how eerie the space is.

"Abandoned places have intrigued me since I was a child and that hasn't changed at all," Paulina said.

"There's something magical about these places I can't explain, it's like entering another world.

"We just love going where the eyes lead without any expectations.

"In that way, we find the most spectacular places untouched by mass tourism."

Paulina has not been able to find any history on the hotel but believes it was suddenly abandoned around 2020 – and no one seems to know why.

She said: "The last reviews of the hotel guests were written in 2020, so I guess it became abandoned throughout that year".

"The place was completely open. There were no signs of the closure, no fence, or anything like that.

"If anything, in the beginning, we thought it was a functioning hotel, as we noticed two helmets placed on the ground by the reception, so thought that someone is still in the hotel."

The TikTok shows different areas of the venue including the entrance, which has been taken over by nature, as well as various rooms, dining spaces, and trinkets that Paulina discovered.

The rooms are still made up for guests who will never arrive, with furniture, towels, leaflets, and toilet paper in place.

Later, Paulina and her partner even find plates with half-eaten food on a table, as well as documents in the staff room.

She said: "The moment we entered the reception, we still couldn't understand where is everyone and that this was an abandoned place.

"It felt like everyone was here a few hours ago and just left somewhere.

"The rooms in the abandoned hotel seemed to look the same as the rooms in the other currently functioning hotels.

"They were fully furnished, with towels, toilet paper, printed restaurant leaflets, and menus on the table.

"There was all the furniture, electronics, mattresses, dishes... there was even an open staff room full of paper documents and food left on the table."

Although the hotel appears in good condition, natural decay, including mold, has begun to take over parts of the walls and ceilings.

The only guests, however, are critters.

She said: "There were a lot of huge insects and reptiles everywhere in the hotel.

"Mould damaged the walls and ceilings and some corridor ceilings had completely collapsed from the mold and humidity. However, we didn't notice any vandalism damage. It seems like it's all just a natural decay."

Someone else guessed that the hotel was abandoned due to the pandemic, writing: "I think the lockdown started and the hotel close shortly after so the people who work there left without knowing that they would never be back." [sic]

"I see a lot of free stuff," said another viewer.

"Two years and the towels still look clean and the snacks edible," commented someone else.

One TikTok user said: "One day people just left and never came back."

Someone else added: "When I see these kinds of videos I think of an apocalypse, who leaves a place with all the goods inside."

“It really felt like they're suddenly gone,” another user commented.

A woman has gone viral on TikTok after exploring a hotel that appears to have been abandoned in a hurry – with meals still on plates and beds made up in rooms.

Paulina Andriulyte, 23, a graphic designer and content creator from Lithuania, is currently working remotely in Bali, Indonesia, and on her days off spends time exploring the tropical island alongside her partner.

In a series of TikToks that have racked up almost 30 million views in total, the pair explore an old hotel with 266 rooms that has been left in near-perfect condition – but there's not a soul around.

The video includes a before and after shot at the start, giving full effect to just how eerie the space is.

"Abandoned places have intrigued me since I was a child and that hasn't changed at all," Paulina told NeedToKnow.online.

"There's something magical about these places I can't explain, it's like entering another world.

"We just love going where the eyes lead without any expectations.

"In that way, we find the most spectacular places which are untouched by mass tourism."

Paulina has not been able to find any history on the hotel but believes it was suddenly abandoned around 2020 – and no one seems to know why.

She said: "The last reviews of the hotel guests were written in 2020, so I guess it became abandoned throughout that year."

"The place was completely open, there were no signs of the closure, no fence, or anything like that.

"If anything, in the beginning, we thought it was a functioning hotel, as we noticed two helmets placed on the ground by the reception, so thought that someone is still in the hotel."

The TikTok shows different areas of the venue including the entrance, which has been taken over by nature, as well as various rooms, dining spaces and trinkets that Paulina discovered.

The rooms are still made up for guests who will never arrive, with furniture, towels, leaflets and toilet paper in place.

Later, Paulina and her partner even find plates with half-eaten food on a table, as well as documents in the staff room.

She said: "The moment we entered the reception, we still couldn't understand where is everyone and that this was an abandoned place.

"It felt like everyone was here a few hours ago and just left somewhere.

"The rooms in the abandoned hotel seemed to look the same as the rooms in the other currently functioning hotels.

"They were fully furnished, with towels, toilet paper, printed restaurant leaflets and menus on the table.

"There was all the furniture, electronics, mattresses, dishes... there was even an open staff room full of paper documents and food left on the table."

Although the hotel appears in good condition, natural decay, including mould, has begun to take over parts of the walls and ceilings.

The only guests however are critters.

She said: "There were a lot of huge insects and reptiles everywhere in the hotel.

"Mould damaged the walls and ceilings and some corridor ceilings had completely collapsed from the mould and humidity.

"However, we didn't notice any vandalism damage, it seems like it's all just a natural decay."

TikTok users have been left mesmerised by the discovery (@padesignstudio), with one video getting over 2.1 million likes and thousands of comments.

"Those rooms are cleaner then mine," joked one user. [sic]

Someone else guessed that the hotel was abandoned due to the pandemic, writing: "I think the lockdown started and the hotel close shortly after so the people who work there left without knowing that they would never be back." [sic]

"I see a lot of free stuff," said another viewer.

"Two years and the towels still look clean and the snacks edible," commented someone else.

One TikTok user said: "One day people just left and never came back."

Someone else added: "When I see these kind of videos I think of an apocalypse, who leaves a place with all the goods inside." [sic]

“It really felt like they're suddenly gone,” another user commented.

One person added: “Two years and the towels still look clean and the snacks edible.”

Another user said: “One day people just left and never came back,” to which Paulina replied: “That’s exactly how it feels.”

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