THERE are lots of travel essentials you need when you’re staying in a hotel – such as clean underwear, a toothbrush and a change of clothes.

But one flight attendant has revealed two very unusual items that she swears by when she spends the night in a hotel.

TIC Tac utilisateur @flightbae.b shared a video listing all the things she packs when she is on a layover.

Among common items like lipstick et eyeshadow, she said she never spends the night away without a portable oven.

She explained that taking a mini oven to a hotel with you ensures that you can have a hot meal no matter what time you arrive.

Dans la vidéo, dit-elle: “I always bring this portable mini oven with me – this allows me to have a hot meal no matter where I am in the world.”

She advised travellers to get a portable oven that has an adapter that fits into a wall, as some ovens have car adapters which will be useless if you’re in a hotel room.

Elle a dit: “Select the one that does have a plug into the wall and not the car and know that it’s going to be a reliable food source for you.”

The other unusual item she said she always packs was a handheld blender.

Elle a dit: “The next thing I bring with me is a portable blender which allows me to have all my fruits and veggies on the go.”

The video has been watched more than 14,000 times and viewers were impressed with the oven idea.

Une personne a écrit: “That’s so cool”, and someone else put: “je l'aime”.

Another flight attendant commented saying they also carry a portable oven and blender with them when they travel.

Ils ont écrit: “Literally your bag looks the same as mine minus the lipstick.”

In other hotel news, a man revealed all the items he takes from a room when he checks out – dividing the internet.

Tiktok user Dutch, alias @dutchdeccc, filmed himself collecting items and putting them in his suitcase to take home with him.

He took coffee, toiletries, a notepad and a bar of soap – which he said he’d never use as he has sensitive skin.

Hotel managers have revealed some of the unbelievable things that guests have stolen – with some items costing as little as 10p.

Here’s why you should never lie to get free upgrades en vacances.