I agree, from now on I am checking the room before we unpack. I do think that housekeeping should be trained to check for bedbugs and they need to be a little more diligent overall. I really felt pop century was lacking in the housekeeping department .When I noticed the millipede bugs, I called the front desk just for them to spray, which they did, but we still had bugs, both dead and alive on the floors and walls. The next day a runner took me to look at two different rooms as a possible room switch, they were both dirty, one had used bandages stuck on the bed sheet and trash on the floor,the other had red punch stains all over the carpet and dirty towels in the tub. At that point I was still willing to just switch to another bldg until I found out about the bed bugs. I realize it's a huge issue in the resort industry now and that it's not necessarily a cleanliness issue; however, if there were a higher standard of diligence it would help in prevention. I'm really not knocking pop century, we stayed there a few years ago and really liked it, thought it was clean , no issues at all. This experience was a whole different story.
I don't think that it's silly at all, especially if you've had to deal with getting rid of those suckers.
