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Have you ever stayed in a hotel and been bitten to death by bed bugs?
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"I've scratched myself so much my skin is bleeding "
sounds like a trip to the pharmacy may be required.
There was a hotel, in Edgebaston, where the rooms were a bit dodgy... decided not to stay there, so glad we didn't.
Mind you, the one we moved to turned out to have cameras in all the rooms... including the bathrooms
not sure which was worse! ![](/icons/s/rolleyes.gif) |
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"I've scratched myself so much my skin is bleeding
no. That's awful! Have you told the hotel?
No I'm out of there now and in another hotel "
They need to destroy the mattress and give you a partial refund. |
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By *sm265Woman
over a year ago
Shangri-la |
Some friends caught scabies whilst staying in a hotel once. They complained & the hotel denied it, until the next guests in that room also caught it & complained. They got a full refund plus vouchers for a complimentary weekend stay, funnily enough they didn't really want to stay in the same hotel again, c. |
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By *ENGUYMan
over a year ago
Hull |
"I've scratched myself so much my skin is bleeding
no. That's awful! Have you told the hotel?
No I'm out of there now and in another hotel "
From my hotel experience over 40 years, you should contact the Health Authority within the relevant Council where the hotel is located.
They can take urgent action, as bed bugs if not acted on and treated, can spread very easily. I knew of one hotel that was closed for 1 week to allow specialist contractors to deal with the fumigation. Furniture, beds and room fittings had to be destroyed and the building treated and sealed for 48 hrs to kill every insect & eggs.
It cost them over £30k, but Insurance covered that cost. |
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By *ENGUYMan
over a year ago
Hull |
"I've scratched myself so much my skin is bleeding
sounds like a trip to the pharmacy may be required.
There was a hotel, in Edgebaston, where the rooms were a bit dodgy... decided not to stay there, so glad we didn't.
Mind you, the one we moved to turned out to have cameras in all the rooms... including the bathrooms
not sure which was worse! "
CCTV in bedrooms and even the bathrooms, highly illegal in the UK. Hotels can only have them in corridors. |
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OP, bed bugs can hitch a lift in your luggage too. Suggest you take action to quarantine your suitcase and stuff before bringing into the house. You can read online how to address bed bugs in bags etc. They like the zip area and the folds/creases of fabric. |
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By *icentiousCouple
over a year ago
Up on them there hills |
Bitten to death and survived it, new one on me.
Seriously OP, wonder where the saying came from?
I had a bad experience with insects in a hotel in Africa with no air conditioning,
It appears that international travel has a habit of carrying alsorts of problems, especially for hotels.
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