A speedy holidaymaker was spotted sprinting poolside to claim seven poolside sunbeds in record time.
Jeff Hunter watched in awe as the man legged it towards the most sought-after beds at the hotel.
The 36-year-old claims that after securing all seven loungers, the man returned to his room.
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The chef spent the morning at the pool, and an hour later, the man still hadn’t returned to use his reserved spots.
The bizarre footage was captured at Parque Santiago III in Tenerife.
The three-star hotel, which costs around £131 a night per person, is the latest resort to face the summer holiday sunbed wars.
Jeff branded the tourists’ antics “insane” after revealing there were “hundreds” of spare beds by the pool when it happened yesterday (7 Aug).
“I just think it’s all a bit insane,” Jeff from Northern Ireland, told What’s The Jam.
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“There are hundreds of beds available, but he is dead set on getting the same ones every day.
“I personally don’t mind as long as I can get a bed.
“I don’t know the guy.
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“He got seven beds and then went back to his room.
“He still wasn’t using them an hour later when I left.
“We have been queuing from around 8:30 am for the pool opening at 9 am.
“He is always already there when we arrive, and from around 8:55 am, he stands in a runner’s stance.
“It’s the same every day.
“It’s an amazing hotel – just a nightmare in the mornings.”
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