Chinese hotel offering rooms looking directly into a tiger enclosure condemned as cruel

A Chinese hotel is offering suites for their guests that are right next to a tiger enclosure inside the Nantong Forest Safari Park in Jiangsu province. Sendi Tribe Treehouse Hotel inside the park came under heavy criticism after it promoted these "Beast rooms" that claim to give the guests a direct view of the tiger enclosures. Windows in the hotel suites - there are four 'beast rooms' - will use explosion-proof glass to ensure the safety of the visitors. Many criticised the hotel for benefiting from the animals' misery. Online on Weibo, several commentators accused the hotel of "Maltreating" the tigers. Another wrote: "This is maltreating the tiger." The Nantong Forest Safari Park in Jiangsu province in eastern China, as a tourist attraction, already has a tiger-themed restaurant from where guests can look at tigers.