Bed Bug Hotel

The uncomfortable-sounding Bed Bug Hotel, from all appearances, is the sort of place weary travelers turn to when they cannot pay for decent lodging. Hotels like this are buildings upwards of thirty years old, whose managers saw business migrate to competitors away from Cape Suzette's inner city. These haunts now sit in shambles, their owners eking out a bare income from the strangers who wander in for shelter, or unscrupulous types who hide out there and pay to keep things quiet.

Every room in the Bed Bug Hotel is the same brick box with boarded-up windows, bare light bulbs, and minimal utilities. Basic conveniences include a phone, a tinny radio, and a bed that flips down from the wall. One night in this tenement is sure to leave anyone itching for a room in a real hotel.