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Is a Motel Rated Pet Friendly Hotel?
If you have ever been fortunate enough to stay in a Motel, you know that it can provide you with a more comfortable stay than a traditional hotel room. However, not all of motels are created equal. The following tips will allow you to narrow down your choices and choose the right motel for your requirements.

Steer clear of any Motel that says they are"pet friendly resort". The majority of these hotels do not allow pets on the premises, even if the owner is conscientious about keeping the animal in a certain room. Some of these hotels have recently been rated high by customers who checked into some of their properties. According to these recent reviews, many of these Motel's let you bring your pet with you, but they require you to leave your pet in a designated room. Other resorts have particular areas in which you can leave your pet without being tracked.

Make sure any motel that you stay in isn't pet friendly Resort's that are rated high by the recent reviews read really well. They are all places where you will be spending long periods of time - days even weeks. As such, they should supply your with clean bathrooms, clean sheets, clean towels, fresh water and snacks at all times. In addition, there should be at least one guest restrooms within each of the chambers.

Steer clear of any Motel that says they're a"pet friendly hotel". The word pet has a negative connotation to it, even in the context of rental houses. As such, when you find the term"pet friendly resort" it is most likely a place that limits pets. On a related note, if you see a"No Pets Allowed" sign, run! You do not know what you are getting into.

If you're staying at a Motel that's rated high, check into what services are provided. Many have 24 hour security, with various cameras. Some have a swimming pool, gym, card rooms, meeting rooms and minibar. Some have room service and valet parking. If the hotel offers room service, attempt to find out if this involves the dog walker.

As far as cleanliness, be certain your room is kept clean at all times, as even the best-rated motels can have issues with maintenance. Even if your room looks clean, it may have been shared with another guest. If you are staying in a"rated high" Motel, make sure you ask about the laundry room. The final thing you want is a dirty room. If you find dirt on your room, you might wish to consider moving on.

A few years back, there was a dispute about whether a Motel was"rated safe." There were issues about safety and some people claimed that there were dangerous criminals in the motel. There were several cases of people being murdered inside the motel. It was brought up on numerous recent reviews, so I went to search for more information. This isn't a scam to generate money, but instead an attempt to discover if it's a really safe place to stay. If you read other customers' testimonials, you can tell if it's real and not a scam.

I didn't find any mention of dangerous criminals inside, so I moved on. If you're staying at a Motel that is rated high, you should be just fine. Just watch out for things like theft and violent crimes. You don't want to risk your security by staying at an establishment that has a rating of a"rated high." Hopefully, this will help you determine if you should go with a Motel that's not pet friendly - no pets allowed.
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