Reports of Bed Bugs in Charleston Hotels
Reports of bed bugs in Charleston, and the rest of United States are increasing. We are currently monitoring the internet for reports of bed bugs in Charleston hotels to help you identify which Charleston hotels have bedbugs. Each Charleston hotel has at least one mention of bedbugs in the last 12 months. Please take into account that individual reports of bedbugs in Charleston hotels have not been confirmed by an independent third party. Below is the bed bugs hotel list for the city of Charleston.Charleston Hotels with Bed Bugs
- Comfort Inn Charleston 1 report
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Charleston Riverview 1 report
- DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel and Suites Charleston - Historic District 1 report
- Best Western King Charles Inn 1 report
- Sleep Inn Charleston 1 report
- Charleston Marriott 3 reports
- Charleston - Days Inn Historic District 2 reports
- Days Inn Charleston - Airport Coliseum 1 report
Raveable Bed Bug Watch
We bring you up to the minute information and reports about bed bug incidents in Charleston hotels & motels from all over the web. If you had any recent bed bug encounters, please share it with the rest of raveable community by submitting a bed bug report.
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144 Bee Street, Charleston, 29401 SC
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11 Ashley Pointe Drive, Charleston, 29407 SC
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181 Church Street, Charleston, 29401 SC
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237 Meeting Street, Charleston, 29401 SC
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1524 Savannah Highway, Charleston, 29407 SC
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170 Lockwood Boulevard, Charleston, 29403 SC
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155 Meeting Street, Charleston, 29401 SC
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2998 W Montague Ave, North Charleston, 29418 SC
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Increased Risk of Bed Bugs in Charleston Hotels
Reports of bed bugs at Charleston hotels are growing at an alarming rate. Make sure you know what bed bugs look like and how to spot them.
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Learn more about Bed Bugs
- How to check for bed bugs in a hotel room?
- How to keep bed bugs from spreading?
- How to prevent bed bugs from infecting your luggage?
- How to treat bed bug bites?
- Using a hair dryer to check a hotel room for bed bugs
- What does a bed bug rash look like?
How to check a hotel room for bed bugs?
There are 3 main areas of a hotel room you should inspect for bed bugs. It is a good idea to bring a small, bright flashlight with you to aid in your inspection.
- The primary spot to find them is in and around the bed. Even unseen, they can leave tiny reddish or black streaks on sheets. Take off the bedding and inspect anywhere there are niches and crevices in the bed and headboard.
- If possible, remove the headboard and check where it mounts from. Look at the baseboard and any other crevice a bed bug can hide in.
- A favorite hiding place is the box-spring so lift the mattress and check the corners and seams. Remember, if you find one bedbug, beware, as there are probably many more. A female bed bug lays up to 500 hundreds eggs in its lifetime.
What does a bed bug look like?
Bed bugs are little mites that are hard to see with a naked eye. They tend to be dark brown in color, and oval in shape. Sometimes, however, they can appear red after they have fed on a meal of a host's blood. See pictures below; click to enlarge.
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