RIVERSIDEHOTEL

This hotel is really ***!! It let me see the rare species that I haven't seen for decades - lice. First of all, I checked in at 2:30 pm and told me that the room with window I booked was sold out. Either I canceled it and went out to find another one, or I refunded the price difference and gave me a room without window. It seemed like I booked the wrong room. Well, I was very tired after the bumpy journey. To avoid trouble, I accepted the room 906 without window. To be honest, this is my second stay in this hotel. The first time I felt okay. The first time I also stayed in a room without window for one day, and booked a room with window the next day. This second time I was not so lucky. In the same room 906, I slept on the bed for about 2 hours in the afternoon, and I also felt itchy, but I didn't pay much attention to it, because I often stay in hotels when I am on business trips. Occasionally, it will be because of the fabric of the linens, or it is too wrinkled when washed or because of the use of some detergent, which will make me itchy. It is quite common. But at about 11pm, my right shoulder and body were already swollen and red. I felt something biting me. I looked carefully and found a small louse on the pillow. I flicked it away and changed the pillow, thinking it was over. I didn't expect it to be the beginning of a nightmare. It continued to bite. I saw a big louse full of blood on another pillow. I crushed it to death, and blood splashed all over my hand. I thought there was a louse on the pillow, so I threw the pillow on the ground and looked at my phone with my clothes as a pillow. It was still trying to bite. I lifted the quilt and saw it. **! It was the kind in the video and pictures. I crushed 6 or 7 of them one after another. I couldn't finish them. I couldn't finish them at all. And I think they were not on the quilt or pillow anymore. I suspected that they were on the bed and the quilt. At this moment, I was completely shocked. As soon as I turned off the lights and lay down, the scene in the movie "The Mummy" appeared. I imagined that there were a lot of blood-sucking bugs crawling out of the bed. Both the body and the mind were brilliant. I looked at my watch and it was already 2:30 in the morning. I couldn't stand it anymore and quickly checked the hotels nearby. I immediately booked a hotel across the street and decisively escaped from the clutches. It was already the afternoon of the next day when I wrote these things. I still had countless redness, swelling and lumps on my body. I wrote these comments while scratching and itching. I hope to describe the facts objectively in a calm manner and provide a reference for you who are reading the comments. Don't stay in 906!