The Haunted Dutch Hotel

The Dutch Hotel near London's Hyde Park is famous for its mischievous ghosts. While most ghosts are well-behaved, there are occasional incidents of pranks and mistakes that frustrate the hotel staff. Zelda, the owner, becomes increasingly concerned about negative reviews and insists that Alan, the manager, deal with the ghosts. Alan's children, Nafsi and Yogi, suggest seeking help from Father Costas, who knows about the hotel's ghosts. Father Costas shares the story of Rudolf, a German waiter who was heartbroken and died mysteriously. The hotel staff believes Rudolf's ghost is responsible for the pranks.