crawl underneath.
3. Check the Bathroom
Make sure everything appears normal and that there are no obvious maintenance problems.
4. Keep Important Belongings Secure
Passports, wallets, medication, electronics, and other valuables should be kept somewhere secure rather than left scattered around the room.
5. Know Where the Exit Is
This is one of the most useful habits when staying somewhere unfamiliar.
Don’t assume you’ll remember the route if an emergency occurs at night.
What If You Find Something Suspicious?
Don’t panic.
If you see an unfamiliar object or something that makes you uncomfortable, avoid touching it.
Turn on the lights, step away, and contact the hotel reception or appropriate staff.
There is rarely a reason to investigate something potentially dangerous yourself.
What About Bugs?
Finding a bug in a hotel room doesn’t automatically mean the room has a serious infestation.
Hotels deal with many guests and different environments, so occasional
