@Joel1419,
Did you contact the Airbnb support number and send the pictures? Were you able to leave ASAP and get your issues addressed?
@Rebecca (a community host manager, moderator of these boards) is there a bed bug policy to quickly address these issues? It seems the other mention on a different thread about a different listing was not handled as quickly as one would assume it would be addressed? I understand that bed bugs can hitch rides on guests luggage or clothing and are difficult to address, hence the suggestion of some articles to do a quick check when checking in (look at furniture crevices, leave suitcases outside or in the bathroom in tile, look under the sheets at the mattress corners) as it’s really difficult to address when you’ve been in the space as they are pretty resistant to many pesticide applications (except freezing I’ve heard). What is Airbnb doing to address these listings?
If you’re in a hotel you go to the front desk and ask to switch rooms (not even adjacent rooms as it could possibly be there), but with Airbnb, the guests have support 24/7 but can support help move them to a different listing ASAP? Are there guidelines what to do as a guest if you suspect a bed bug issue to prevent transferring the critters? Are there guidelines for a host what to do if this was reported?