The door of the room was brushed open while staying in the hotel.

Perhaps most people have had similar or worse experiences, but this is my first time.

I heard someone swipe the room card to open the door early in the morning. Half asleep, the sound of swiping the card was close, and I swiped it several times, thinking that even if other tenants mistook the room number and swiped my room, my room would not be afraid of being locked. Just when I brushed it for the fourth time, I heard the sound of the door being opened, woke up suddenly, sat up and shouted, "What?" Soon, the door closed again.

In an instant, I woke up and recalled the scene in my mind. If there is no door chain, did the man open the door and come in? What does he want? Who is he? Why can his card open my room? I'm a little scared, but I still feel that I have to catch the evidence before I can confront the hotel. Then I immediately jumped out of bed and opened the door. Seeing a man standing stupefied not far from the corridor, I immediately shouted, "Are you sick?" Who are you? How can I open my room? "It's strange that he didn't run for the first time, said he was the new security guard and apologized to me. I wanted to keep asking the security guard why I had my room card. But a man in the opposite room opened the door, and because he was still wearing pajamas before changing clothes, he quickly closed the door.

I went back to my room and looked at the time. It was 7 o'clock in 16, very early. I called the front desk at the first time, told her what had just happened and asked her why the security guard would open the door for me. The front desk carefully said sorry to me on the phone. It means that she doesn't know what's going on and needs to know the situation first. I was very angry, told her that I was going to complain about their hotel, and then hung up the phone.

I searched Zhihu with my mobile phone. What do you usually do when you encounter this situation in a hotel? After reading most of the cases, it was nothing, or I called the police, but I didn't suffer substantial damage, so the police should not accept it. But the truth is that I was scared, and it was not light. I have considered several possibilities, but I can't explain them. First, did the guests who just checked into the hotel (it is unlikely to check in at 7: 00 in the morning) and those who have already checked into the hotel remember the room number when they went out? But the lock in my room is locked. Even if the room is used for cartoons, he can't unlock it! Second, how can the hotel security guard have a room card? This is a very strange question, even if you check the security work, you don't have to go into the room to check it! Not to mention the first point of the hotel service staff, knocking at the door, he doesn't understand? Thirdly, I scolded the stranger (the person outside the hotel) that everyone said, and he didn't leave for the first time after closing the door.

I don't want to stay here for a moment. Get up, wash, pack up, and go downstairs to check out. Asked what just happened at the front desk, she explained that it was the new security guard. I don't understand why the security guard has a room card. She explained that it was a hotel MasterCard, because the previous customer had spent money, and he had to check whether the consumption items were replenished. Isn't this the job of the room attendant? She explained that their hotel aunt got off work at night 10, and the security guard needed to be a part-time room aunt from 10 to the next day. I don't understand. I checked in yesterday. What does he mean by opening the door for inspection at this time? Don't knock. If it weren't for the anti-theft chain, would he really come into my room? Continue to explain, he only came for two or three days, and he was fired by his boss, apologizing again and again. The person in charge of the hotel didn't apologize from beginning to end, just ordered the front desk to apologize to me through the intercom. The attitude of the front desk is sincere, and I don't want to be too embarrassed because I have worked in the service industry.

At this point, I just want to say that this hotel has been blacklisted. This will be an indelible nightmare in a short time.