I would be curious, too, and had my own little Christmas hotel mystery. Weeks ago I'd booked a room at a hotel in my parents' city. The night before our flight the hotel phoned; they had to bump us from the room in favor of a disabled guest with wheelchair. Understandable, of course we could move. As the hotel rep looked for a comparable room I casually asked if ours was the only room accommodating guests with special needs. That's when it got a little odd--she sort of hemmed and hawed and said the guest needed that specific room, "The Honeymoon Suite" as she called it-- news to me! I was intrigued, so tried to track down this guest, even walking around the parking lot looking for a car with special placard. I was also told by an employee that the hotel (with hundreds of rooms) was less than 20% occupied. It was a rather bittersweet Christmas, so the espionage was a welcome distraction. I never found the wheelchair-bound (or otherwise!) guest, but I hope she or he or they had a lovely stay.