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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Where are you guys all finding the $200 hotels in the United States!? That does not exist! [/quote]

Of course they do, if you don’t mind budget hotels. I just booked a hotel in Williamsburg for about $70/night. Even in NYC, I find centrally-located hotels for less than $250/night with advance planning and off-season dates. [/quote]

Which hotel? I live in Williamsburg and am always looking for budget options for friends who want to visit. [/quote]

In this case, Red Roof Inn. We haven’t stayed in that one before— reviews were decent, but it could suck. We’ll see. Rodeway Inn is super cheap but not great. Sleep Inn is a little more (usually $100-$150) and quite nice. [/quote]

I just am not willing to risk bed bugs to stay at a hotel where the government houses homeless people. Nope, no thank you. I would rather not even go. [/quote]

+1. No amount of cost savings is worth bedbugs. [/quote]

Even at nice hotels I still check the seams. I've heard too many stories, and this is what my pest control guy told me to do. [/quote]

Always check the seams. Bed bugs don’t care how many stars the hotel has, and honestly the fancier hotels are probably more at risk due to the international level of guests.[/quote]

Nah. The fancier hotels clientele is much less likely to have uncontrolled bedbugs at home and much more likely to immediately and effectively exterminate if needed instead d letting the infestation get out of hand. [/quote]

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