KFC Opening Hotel That Has “Press For Chicken” Buttons In Every Room. The End Is Nigh.

  • The fast-food chain announced they are opening a KFC-themed pop-up hotel in London with a “press for chicken” button in every room.
  • Patrons will be personally picked up in a black Cadillac “Colonelmobile” before heading over to their very own “chick-in” clerk at the hotel.
  • Each room has a “Colonel Quest” arcade game and a “press for chicken” button where you can eat up to £100 of free fried chicken for an overnight stay.

Becca Monaghan from Indy100 writes:

KFC has a weird but wonderful new addition – and surprisingly, it’s not on the menu.

The fast-food chain announced they are opening a KFC-themed pop-up hotel in London – with a “press for chicken” button in every room. Yes, you heard that right. You can have your very own chicken concierge at your fingertips.

Their recent ad celebrated KFC’s hardcore fans across the nation, and now they have the rare chance to relish in some much-needed escapism.

The exclusive staycation will start by getting personally picked up in a black Cadillac (aka the Colonelmobile) before heading over to your very own ‘chick-in’ clerk, who will cater to your fried chicken needs.

Each room is filled with botanical infused self-care essentials, a cinema room, a ‘Colonel Quest’ arcade machine and most importantly, a ‘press for chicken’ button – where you can get up to £100 free fried chicken for your overnight stay.

The pop-up hotel will be behind door 11 in the “House of Harland” and open for 11 nights (August 18 to 29) for £111 per room per night to celebrate the Colonel’s lucky number…”

See full story here.



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