Does the hotel have the obligation to provide adequate medical services for single guests who suddenly fall ill when staying in the hotel?

There is a problem. Medicine is no ordinary thing. If it is not suitable for patients to eat, who will bear the responsibility for the problem? . . Therefore, it is common sense not to promise to buy medicine, just like helping to pay the bill. It turned out to be fake money, and the owner also said that you changed it, which was unreasonable. . . If you can walk, it is more appropriate to buy it yourself. If you can't walk, the waiter can call an ambulance for you. This is the right thing.