Found a bug in my hotel room, can anyone identify? [closed]

I found 2 different kinds of bugs on 2 different nights in 2 different hotels. I don't think they are bed bugs, but can any one help identify them? They both were around 5 mm long.

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Edit: It occurs to me that I might not be taken seriously without a little better visual context for these. To fix that I'll give some backup shots of the critters:

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How do you tell if there are bed bugs in a hotel?

The mattress and bed frame.The most obvious spot to look for bed bugs is in the mattress, but spotting them is a little more involved than just picking the mattress up and looking for dark spots. Bed bugs tend to hide in the joints of the frame and along the slats. So inspect those with a flashlight first.

How do you know if there is a bug in your room?

You might often hear scratching on the walls, gnawing, squeaking, or scurrying. Larger bugs might also be heard if you listen closely. Holes and gnaw marks: Small holes in the walls and floors, or holes in or around the property are a giveaway of a possible infestation.

How do I make sure my hotel room has no bed bugs?

1. When you first enter a new hotel room, put your luggage on a luggage rack or in the bathroom\u2014an unlikely place for bed bugs to hide\u2014while you inspect the bedding and furniture. 2. Pull back the bed sheets and blankets and check the mattress and box-spring seams for bugs, especially at the head of the bed.

Can you take bed bugs home with you from a hotel?

They creep, they crawl, and they just might be in your hotel room. And worse, they could be coming home with you. Bedbug infestations can occur at any time, but experts say it's wise to be extra wary of the critters during peak travel times \u2014 like summer, for instance.

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