Wotif.com Holdings Limited : The left wot behind in the hotel fridge?

A placenta, pet gold fish and false eye are just a few of the embarrassing items travellers left behind in Brisbane hotel rooms, according to the latest survey by leading travel website Wotif.com.

Wotif.com Product Director, Donna Rodios, said underwear was the top response for the most embarrassing item forgotten in Brisbane hotel rooms.

"While 21 per cent of respondents left behind underwear and 15 per cent admitted they left behind adult toys in Brisbane hotel rooms, there was also a mix of unusual and unforgettable responses," Ms Rodios said.

"The fridge is an easy spot to forget something, but I'm sure the last thing the hotel staff would have expected to see when they opened the door was a placenta or an iron cooling down inside.

"From all the unique embarrassing responses, a few of the standouts were a positive pregnancy test, a dribble stained pillow and baby teeth - surprisingly they all actually contacted the hotel to get them back.

Ms Rodios said there was also no shortage of interesting responses when it came to respondents revealing the most irreplaceable items they left behind.

"We had the usual responses, with 24 per cent admitting they left behind a camera with travel photos, followed by 5 per cent forgetting wedding rings and 4 per cent forgetting travel photos.

"Sometimes the most irreplaceable items aren't always the most expensive - one respondent included their wife's best tweezers, while another said they'd forgotten discontinued hair product."

Wotif.com is a leading travel website selling accommodation, flights and packages online in more than 69 countries. Its great rates, broad accommodation range, easy-to-use site and 24/7 Customer Service Centre have made it one of the most popular choices for both business and leisure travellers. Every month the site attracts 6.1 million visits, with customers making over 260,000 bookings.

Wotif.com launched flights in February 2010 and offers a wide range of Australian domestic airlines, Trans-Tasman and international flights.

Wotif.com added its holiday rentals platform in May 2012 and in May 2013 unveiled its travel packages in conjunction with Disney's landmark musical event The Lion King. The stand-alone travel packages allow customers to book the best event tickets, hotel and flight deals in one convenient booking.

Following the launch of a mobile site in 2009 and a dedicated app for iPhone and Android last year, more than 20% of bookings made on Wotif.com are now processed through mobile devices.

Wotif.com launched in Brisbane, Australia in March 2000 and now has offices in 16 other countries, including New Zealand, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, Hong Kong, China, Malaysia and the United Kingdom, to support its growing international presence. Wotif.com is part of The Wotif group, which is listed on the ASX and trades under the code WTF.