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JI Hotel (Harbin Dongdazhi Street Medical University No.1 Hospital) (全季酒店(哈尔滨东大直街医大一院店))

Chinese name: 全季酒店(哈尔滨东大直街医大一院店)

English name used by a cited travel platform

No. 168 Dongdazhi Street, Nangang District, Harbin, Heilongjiang, China · View on map

Public records: 1
Reported pests: Rove beetles (unconfirmed) 1
Latest event: c. 09/18/2026
Hotel responses: None yet0 disputes under review
Verification: Pests not independently identifiedNo reviewed stay proof

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English display name: JI Hotel (Harbin Dongdazhi Street Medical University No.1 Hospital) (全季酒店(哈尔滨东大直街医大一院店))
Name classification: Name used by a cited travel platform
Chinese property name: 全季酒店(哈尔滨东大直街医大一院店)
English display address: No. 168 Dongdazhi Street, Nangang District, Harbin, Heilongjiang, China; Chinese address as stored: 东大直街168号(烟厂地铁站4号口步行110米)
Recorded name aliases: 全季酒店(哈尔滨东大直街医大一院店)

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2026-09-18Approximate · as reported

Rove beetles (unconfirmed)

Attention level pending小红书 · Third-party public lead#R-IQF7

A Xiaohongshu post published around 23 Sep 2026 (approximate publication date converted from a relative date) said the author developed a skin injury after staying at a property on East Dazhi Street in Harbin. The author relayed a hospital diagnosis of rove beetle dermatitis; the post did not show or capture an insect.

Reviewed English summary · not independent verification

Original Chinese record

作者称入住全季酒店(哈尔滨东大直街医大一院店)后出现皮肤灼伤，医院诊断为隐翅虫皮炎；帖子未展示或捕获虫体。

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Attention level pendingPest precautions

This category is unconfirmed and does not establish a Paederus beetle. Fluid from a crushed Paederus beetle can cause burning, redness and blisters on contact with skin. This does not apply to all rove beetles. Confirmed Paederus beetles warrant heightened precautions.

What to do: Avoid crushing or rubbing the beetle against your skin. Keep clear photographs for identification.

These platform-defined accommodation attention levels consider precautions and travel-related spread, not medical severity. Guidance concerns pests in general and does not establish species identification or current hotel conditions.

Paederus dermatitis · Clinical case series ↗

Take precautions with suspected Paederus beetles; do not crush them on your skin.

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