Family Inn

The first night at Family Inn, I woke up with four bites on my arm. When I reported it, the woman at the office brushed me off and said there were no bugs because pest control came by. We stayed a few more nights since we'd paid for the week, and by then my partner and I had more than 40 bites between us. I later found three dead bugs, left them with my key card at the office, and called around 9:20 a.m. on September 25 to say we'd checked out. The man just said thanks and hung up. Both he and the woman were dismissive. We were there for work. The floors had been redone in wood, and the dresser and side table were in good shape. It was quiet, the water got hot, and the people were friendly when we first checked in. It looked like a typical motel, and you do get what you pay for, but being bitten isn't part of that. Someone who lives across the lot told me her friend had also been eaten by bugs and moved rooms. We'd originally been put in a room with a kitchen and stove, though we'd paid for a room without one because none of those were available at check-in. We were meant to switch rooms on the third night, but both of us work from early morning until evening, so we couldn't get back in time to move. When I called again about the bites, the man said I had to move that day. I told him we'd be back around 6 or 7 p.m. He had someone let me in because my key card wasn't working, then had that employee tell me we had to leave when the week ended because contracted workers needed the rooms. Other residents I spoke with said they hadn't been told to leave. I can only assume it was because I kept raising the bug problem. Please be cautious about booking here.