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Lin on 06/12/2012

I stayed in room 927 from 6/1/2012-6/2/2012 with my sister. The first night I only got 1 bite on my arm. My sister got a few bites on her legs. The second night I got 5 bites on my left leg and 5 bites on my right leg. My parents and brother stayed in the room next to us, 925. My brother was also bitten in that room.

Anonymous on 05/18/2012

Huge bedbug, so swollen it couldn't run away. Have pictures. Hotel manager claimed we were setting him up. Slept in my car. I hate NY

PTSD on 07/09/2011

I was attacked by a giant bedbug which leaped at me off the ceiling while I was checking the sheets for tiny bugs. I have a huge blister on the back of my neck and suffer post traumatic stress disorder due to the attack. Check ceiling before beds if staying at this hotel!

Anonymous on 12/06/2010

I was there for one night on Satruday, Dec. 4. I checked for bed bugs and didn't see anything but the next day I had several bites on my leg. I also went to the a broadway show that night so I guess the bed bugs could have been in the theater. I didn't say anything to the hotel because I didn't notice the bites until after I was on my way home.

J. Bailey on 11/29/2010

I stayed at this property in room 927 on November 15 and 16, 2010. The room was very clean albeit I did ask for the rug to be re-vacummed upon my arrival which was taken care of immediately. I checked for bedbugs with a flashlight in the sheets and along the mattresses and carpet and saw no sightings. In fact, the bedding was extremely crisp, white and fresh ... almost like new. I intentiallty waited a couple of weeks to file a report after I felt certain no infestation came home with me.

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