Hey Jesse Towers98, sorry to hear about your situation. Since I just stayed there this Fri-12/15 through Sunday-12/17/17. Reading back through these reviews, I see 1/2013 a couple reported bed bugs. Just think of all the people who don't write reviews, etc....Obviously this place IS infested. Read the science people, it's a matter of time if you keep going back One day it's great- no bed bugs in your room. Odds are they're building up in droves. Booking agencies have this info, yet they chose not to divulge it. They should in some way alert their customers of a potential windfall of misery. We pay you, not the hotels. Pick a lane. I've literally spent thousands patronizing Allentown, PA's Hotel owners for a part time business I do on my PC...No more, this ends today.Lazy, excuse ridden proprietors are stealing our money, all in the name of a failed consumer protection for a darn basic human right, to not get sick, or bring bed bugs home and cost you a huge amount of money and time. Let alone giving them to all you love. Shame on you.I'm embarrassed for you, and hope you in turn get your home and belongings infested to the 10th power. We paid you for a clean room, infested by nothing, Get out of the biz if you can't do that.

I would like to know if the Knights Inn feels an obligation to protect it's customers from this bed bug issue that's plagued our area for decades. You have the information, you know it exists, yet most owners wait til they are alerted. Then do nothing or very little. Unacceptable. I gave this hotel a chance 12/15 through 12/17/17Room shabby, below clean. I was itching the whole time. Slept on top of the bed. Got home, noticed these little off white things dropping off everything I owned. Which if you do your homework, you know what they are. More detail,but I'm sure of the outcome, What a time we live in allowing business owners who provide lodging to claim no ownership or culpability for their disgusting insects they know darn well are an epidemic (look up the definition). Dumb as a fox.