noodels

thanks for sharing ?
terd time read this post

dlq04

Patricia, more than I needed to know!

Kyras

Lainey, the good thing is you pick a pet friendly room or a non-pet friendly room. That way you don't have to stay in a room that's had pets in it. They always put the pet friendly rooms on the first floor, at least in my experience. If I'm going by myself I never pick a pet friendly room. As a matter of fact I might pick a hotel that doesn't allow pets at all.

Without pulling up the exact day that I have, I'm thinking the rooms at the Best Western are about $70 a night including pet versus $130 a night or more probably including pet at the Comfort Inn. That isn't expensive but this is a stop over point for travelers. It's not a garden spot of America. I do believe it's a hot spot if you have off-road quads to go play in the mountains, though. They even have paths where you can ride your quads to get to the mountains and when I was riding my ElliptiGO I saw some driving on the quad friendly paths, like bike paths.

skunkworks

^9-5-2019. The turd, that I accidently picked up, on a bar of soap, when picking up my hair dryer nozzle that fell on the brown carpet. [/QUOTE]

Thanks Patty, I've always enjoyed photos of dog poop.

Kyras

Thanks Patty, I've always enjoyed photos of dog poop. [/QUOTE]


You're welcome, Gary. At least you didn't pick it up.

boltonblue

Patty, I can safely assure that did not come from my dog.
I'm not aware of any hotel/motels that will allow dogs over 50 lbs to stay.

zeroptzero

This thread has gone to the S$!&S

Kyras

^9-10-2019. Zion and Talia, both five years old. My California cats.

buckeyesue

Patty, Zion and Talia are both beautiful cats.

Kyras

Yes, they are however they aren't loving. No way can you pick them up, ever. They'll let you pet them, sometimes.