British backpacker, 26, ‘scarred for life’ after attack by two female tourists in Bali hotel

A British holidaymaker has been left ‘scarred for life’ after needing stitches to her face when she was attacked by two female tourists at an Indonesian hotel.

Alexandria Mackintosh, 26, said she was trying to help two Chinese women use the lift in their hotel – when they pounced on her in the hallway, she claims. 

One of the women grabbed her by hair and threw her to the ground – before both yobs repeatedly kicked her and one bizarrely shouted ‘you can’t touch me’. 

The British victim was left with bruising along her chin and neck, and will be ‘scarred for life’

Alexandria, from Welwyn Garden City in Hertfordshire, is on a three-month trip around Australia and South East Asia with her boyfriend, Josh, 23

Desperate Alexandria wriggled free and ran to a nearby police station – before she went to hospital for seven stitches to her face. 

She also suffered a black eye, deep scratches to her neck and chest and gouges to her chin and arms. 

She complained to staff at Ibis Styles in Seminyak, Bali, but claims they weren’t interested and tried to get her to sign a ‘peace form’ promising not to take it further.

Alexandria, from Welwyn Garden City in Hertfordshire, is on a three-month trip around Australia and South East Asia with her boyfriend, Josh, 23.

She complained to staff at Ibis Styles in Seminyak, Bali, but claims they weren’t interested and tried to get her to sign a ‘peace form’ and not take it further

One of the women grabbed her by hair and threw her to the ground. The cut just below her eye needed seven stitches

Alexandria suffered a black eye, deep scratches to her neck and chest and gouges to her chin and arms