Bed bugs?!

[DisMike]

I know this sounds weird but I living in S. America for awhile and had a bed that was full of bedbugs. I would wake up every morning with a bunch of bites that were nasty.

I asked a friend what to do about it. Their suggestion was to put a flea collar (yes like dogs wear) around the bed post. It sounded weird but I figured I had nothing to lose.

I tried it. Worked like a charm.

 

[jory29]

We had an issue with bedbugs and roaches at PVI(kids did), it was reported, management stated it was not. When I did speak with them they refused to accept the fact that one of there staff was not maintaining the problem list and would not discuss it any longer, not even to report the result of their investigation from the room they(kids) were staying in.
Every place can get bugs, its how they handle the complaint that shows me whether they care about your business or not.

Jack

Very well stated, Jack. Your thread was an interesting one for sure!

 

[larina]

Wow. I have been traveling worldwide my entire life and have never checked for bed bugs once.

As for bedbug registry.com, if you are going to use it to make a judgement about any place listed on it, I think it's important to note that both the Disneyland Hotel and The Grand Californian are on the list. I would stay at either hotel eight nights a week.

- Dreams

 

[Geemo]

With the recent bedbug report I thought I'd bring this old post forward.

Not only is it important how the Management handles the situation, but how you react to the situation.

I have never been to DI&S so I can't speak of this location. But I have stayed at the GCH and DLH and I'd also stay there eight nights a week.

It's good to be informed, know what is current and what your options are.