conditions, I was told these are the rooms you get for a weekly stay. The top floors (3 & 4) where like this. So after the first night, I spoke with Sam, the manager, he moved me to room 422. This room was away from all the activity however the conditions where not much better. I checked this room for critters and even pulled the sheets off and remade the bed. I didn't see anything. However apon waking the next morning, I noticed myself scratching repeatedly. I looked in the mirror and found several bites all along my right side. The bites appeared very big and red, but looking closer they were multiple small bites. The bites where all along my breast, chest, stomach,and back. I notified the night manager that morning. He said he would leave a note for the Sam. I returned that afternoon and demanded a full refund for the remaining five days. After refusing to accept anything less than the five day refund, Sam agreed via phone. I have stayed here before but was in a better room on the 2nd floor. It was clean and in decent conditions. I will never stay at this facility again.

to go back sleep to one more time when I saw something moving on the sheet and turned the lights on and saw it - an adult bed bug! (I found out later that the smaller bug was a young bedbug - I only had seen pictures of adult bed bugs up until that point). I jumped off the bed quickly and it disappeared before I could catch it to take to the front desk. I gathered up all of my things and checked out that same night. I didn't complain to management - I just wanted out there.

our hands! Very disappointing experience.

Be warned about this location

Mike Polfer

. Then she said that the "procedure" was that HE had to find a new hotel to stay in. Being that the CMA's were in town and most hotels were booked, and he was there through work, she booked him a new room on the the other side of the hotel.

While he was packing up (to go to the laundromat to wash all of his belongings) the maintenance guy came up to check the room. The first thing he did was remove the headboard (so they obviously had some idea of what to look for since this is the first thing recommended when checking for them) and there were about five bugs hiding out.

Hubby stayed in the new room one night (he checked for bugs and found none, but needless to say he didn't sleep well). The next morning when he could get in touch with his boss, he and his crew moved to another hotel.

At last count he has over 70 bites on his upper torso. It's been five days since his first night in the infested room and it looks like bites are still appearing on him. He'll be going to the ER today to get help with the itching since Benadryl didn't work.

I realize that the hotel isn't completely at fault because they had bed bugs, it's a huge problem right now. But how they handled it is completely irresponsible. No apology, no offers to compensate (I don't know what they could offer anyway), nothing.