Centipedes and bed bugs galore!
I ended up reporting this hotel to the Ohio Health Department after the owner refused me a refund / hotels.com could not refund me the money without his consent, after I had been in the room for less than a couple hours, but still more than one hour.
I couldn't sleep. Something was biting my feet and legs. What was it? I turned on the light and this was up in the corner:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scutigera_coleoptrata
There were also other spiders and various other insects lurking about. Now, I can deal with old rooms, dilapidated furniture, moderate dirtiness, and the occasional unpleasant smell. However, living in the entomologist's dream motel is not my idea of a pleasant night's sleep.
I'm pretty certain there are bed bugs there. 
Again, the Indian owner told me that this room was much better than the hotel rooms where people sleep in India, and I had no idea what a real insect infestation was like! I asked for my refund, but he told me that he doesn't get enough business and needed to keep the money. I told him to dust away the cobwebs and maybe he could get more guests. I was going to take a picture of the spiderweb over his head in the entrance to the lobby, but he yelled at me to leave immediately. He wouldn't let me go back into the room to take pictures of the other bugs, after I showed him this picture on my phone camera. He was impolite and rude and this place is the only time I've had a fight with hotels.com and told them that they needed to remove this property from their listings and issue me a refund if they wanted to keep me as a loyal customer. Note: hotels.com will not issue you a refund, it is up to the merchant, so if you get bed bugs from a guy who refuses to let you leave after you tell him his place is unacceptable, do not believe that hotels.com will get you your money back.