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Dad and daughter ‘scared to sleep’ in a Turkish hotel room with bedbugs and cockroaches
The daughter allegedly had to be placed on a drip following bug bites
December 14th, 2022
A father and daughter claim to have found bed bugs and cockroaches in their hotel room during a holiday in Turkey.
Joe and Sara Palmer from Blackheath, London, had flown to Turkey from London Gatwick with TUI in October for a two-week holiday.
The pair allege that they were bitten by bed bugs during their stay, with bites so severe that Sara had to be placed on a drip in hospital for an hour and given four types of drugs to combat the swelling.
Ms Palmer also claimed to have found a large cockroach on the floor. She told the Mirror: “It was terrible. We were scared to sleep because we were being bitten constantly.”
She added that she and her father were “constantly itching and uncomfortable” during their stay, and that they “continued to get bitten for the rest of the holiday”. She described the trip as a “nightmare”.
“We contacted head of guest relations who said they would clean and disinfect the whole room,” Ms Palmer added. They later arrived with cleaner and a bottle of bug killer, sprayed the pillow and curtains, and reportedly said they would come back to do the rest.
North Carolina pregnant woman claims she was bitten by bedbugs during stay at popular Pittsburgh hotel
Sary Martinez says she found bedbugs in her room at the Wyndham Grand hotel.
December 13, 2022
Sary Martinez, who is 20 weeks pregnant, says she checked into the hotel on Thursday, Dec. 8, for two nights.
Now back in North Carolina, she shared her story with Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 Monday night.
“We are still kind of in shock. We are still like, ‘Did this really happen?’” Sary Martinez said.
Martinez said she and her husband flew to Pittsburgh for her husband’s work holiday party.
“We were really excited, just to get to know the town, we have never been in that area,” Martinez said.
After a busy day, Martinez said it was time for bed.
“Around 3 a.m., I woke up, and I was wearing a sweatshirt and I woke up, and I was just itching. My arms were just itching,” Martinez said.
At first, Martinez says she didn’t think much of it, but by the next day, her condition got worse. She showed Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 pictures of the bites all over her body.
“I said, ‘OK, I think it’s time to check for bed bugs.’ … I moved the mattress away, and I went like this on the seam, and all I saw was dark stuff, lined all across the headboard area, and I thought, ‘Is that dirt?’” Martinez said.
Martinez says she put several bedbugs into a cup to show hotel staff and they were given a new room.
“That was it. We were just told the moment we were moved to another room, ‘I am sorry there is no refund because it was prepaid. We will give you a $50 discount if you eat at the restaurant downstairs,’ which we said, ‘No thank you,’” Martinez said.
Besides the money, Martinez said she wanted to know the situation was being taken seriously but wasn’t given any information about what was being done.
“What happened to the room? Was it cleaned? You know it’s bed bugs. It’s not like you can brush them off. It’s not a spider. There are many ways this should have been handled. In the moment, it was addressed so lightly that I thought that was the norm, but it is not. It is a public health concern,” Martinez said.
As of now, Martinez says she is waiting for an inspection report from hotel management to see how they will proceed.
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