I had the craziest hotel experience in the Mediterranean and I don't know what to do

I'm usually pretty laid back, but this situation is beyond me.<br><br>I recently spent 10 days at a hotel in Spain (my first time traveling solo). The first few days were perfect. The hotel is beautiful, staff is lovely, and everything went smoothly.<br><br>Then, the third night, I had a fire alarm go off and I had to evacuate the hotel. We were ushered to a local bar (thankful that the staff arranged a shuttle). I went back to the hotel the next morning and the staff confirmed it was a minor issue. No big deal, mistakes happen.<br><br>The following night, the same fire alarm goes off AGAIN. I'm not panicking at this point; maybe it's a false alarm? But, I find out I'm the ONLY guest to be evacuated. Everyone else remains in their rooms. I'm completely baffled - how could some guests be "safe" but not me?<br><br>I'm still at the hotel, feeling a bit annoyed and confused, but also not sure if I should make a fuss.<br><br>Now, here's where it gets weird. The next morning, I go to the front desk to inquire about the fire alarm. The manager is suddenly very defensive and starts making excuses. "Maybe it was just a drill?" or "It might have been a mistake on the alarm system?" I'm polite but persistent, asking if they could at least explain what happened.<br><br>The manager starts getting agitated and says, "I don't see why you're making such a big deal. It was just a precautionary measure. You're here, aren't you?" And then, out of nowhere, he asks, "Would you like an upgrade to a nicer room? We have a suite available. It's on the house." I'm completely stunned. Is he trying to buy my silence?<br><br>I don't know how to react. Part of me just wants to enjoy the upgrade and not make a bigger deal out of it. But another part of me is thinking, "No, this feels weird. I shouldn't just let this go."<br><br>What would you do in my situation?<br><br>&#x200B;<br><br>TL;DR: I had a fire alarm go off at my hotel in Spain, but only I had to evacuate. The staff is acting weird and offering an "upgrade" as if it's a bribe.