What is the scariest experience of staying in a hotel outside?

When I was staying in a hotel outside, the scariest thing I encountered was that when I was talking about a terrorist incident in the elevator, a strange-looking uncle appeared as soon as I opened the elevator door. It was just me, my best friend and this uncle in the elevator. It was really scary.

1. Go to Shanghai Disneyland with my best friend. Last spring, I made an appointment with my best friend to visit Shanghai Disneyland and booked a nearby hotel in advance. This hotel looks very nice, affordable and beautifully decorated. In addition, the boss is very kind and often sends some water. On the first night in Shanghai, the two of us went to Disney Town and went back to the hotel around 8 or 9 pm. On the bus back to the hotel, my best friend was brushing her mobile phone. She saw many hotels in the supernatural and kept telling me.

Second, the hotel elevator met a strange uncle. As a result, when we walked into the hotel talking and laughing, we got on the elevator as usual and pressed the button to go to the fourth floor. As a result, the elevator suddenly stopped on the second floor. At the moment the door opened, because my best friend had just seen the supernatural, she startled me and said that a particularly magical person was coming in soon. As a result, the door opened and there was a really strange uncle standing at the door. We were startled in an instant, so should this uncle.

The result was a false alarm, and the three of us looked at each other. I quickly closed the elevator door and pretended to be normal. As a result, uncle didn't press the new button, and we were scared at that time, wondering if he would follow us. As a result, the elevator reached the fourth floor, and we hurried out. However, we didn't go directly into our room, but walked straight in, then pretended to make a phone call and pretended that a bunch of male students would come later. Walking, the uncle who followed him went back to his room, and we went around and went back to our room.

It was scary, but it was a false alarm. I hope that girls must be careful about their personal safety when staying in hotels, and don't scare themselves.