By James Sutherland on SwimSwam Lackluster accommodations have reportedly led to a disparity in the treatment of the swimmers competing at the World Aquatics Swimming World Cup. Swimmers competing in the series told SwimSwam that the athlete hotel for the second leg of the series in Incheon, South Korea, is a “disaster,” which has led World Aquatics to move the 11 swimmers officially invited to the series to a luxury resort. The remaining 275 athletes have been left at the original hotel, which reportedly is “filthy”, lacking hot water, cleaning services, and has mold. The hotel is also normally priced in the $40-50 per night range, but is charging $200 for the swimmers, the source added. Th
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