ven home and brought all our bags inside, I changed clothes and noticed the bites looked worse and had little heads. They itched only a little, but I got on the computer to research what this might be. As soon as I saw the photos, esp. the cluster pattern of 2 or 3 together, I knew it had been bedbugs and called the hotel. I spoke at length with a woman there who told me they had had some trouble with some bug which was a lot like a bedbug but "not a bedbug." I told her I was most concerned about the room which I believe was 211B, second floor behind the pool. She assured me that the manager would call me back, which he/she never did. At that point I was so freaked out about whether we had brought them into our house that I forgot about the hotel. I put everything from the hotel--and the rugs we had carried the luggage over--into our car and parked it in the hot sun with a thermometer for 2 days. The temp must reach 140 deg F for several hours to kill them. We did not get them and don't know if we would have otherwise. I was terrified that our daughter had taken them with her on her junior year abroad, but fortunately she didn't.