Sydney8984

will be traveling on I-95 and need a place for me and a small dog. I'm trying to find something a step up from Motel 6, etc.

thanks

elsiemoo

Sydney, if you can find a Residence Inn or a La Quinta along that route, they will take you and your pooch, and be nicer than a Motel 6, especially the Residence Inn.

MsSteinrunner

Check out www.dogfriendly.com for a list of dog friendly lodging at each exit of I-95

NewbE

We usually use the AAA guide books to find pet-friendly accomodations--sorry, don't have any specific ideas for you on that stretch. Good luck.

PhotoDad

Tip # 3 of Three Tips for Happy Dog Roadtrips is.....
Residence Inn!
(familyroadtrippers.blogspot.com/2006/12/three-tips-for-road-tripping-with-dogs.html)


Nice rooms with breakfast included, though not for the dog.
Unless maybe you sneak him some bacon.
Or sausage.
But breakfast being included means that snoopy can wait in the room while you eat, rather than having to wait in the car while you go to a restaurant.

Dan

MsSteinrunner

I, too, enjoy Residence Inn, but be sure to verify the pet charge! In May, I saw a $10 per night charge in Seattle. Next weekend, we are paying a flat $100 extra charge for our 3 night stay at the Residence Inn in Wayne, NJ. I hope the family weimaraner appreciates it!

Sydney8984

Thanks to all. Choice seems to be high end ($100+ for me and up to $75 non refundable for the dog) or low end with nothing in between. Residence INN, which several people mentioned is in the $75+ for dog. I love the dog but that seems to me on a par with airline charges - dog's ticket to ride under the seat is often more expensive than mine to ride in it.

Anyway, anyone have a recommendation between Comfort Inn, Quality Inn, Days Inn or Holiday Inn????

thanks

elsiemoo

Of those four, I would do Holiday Inn, second to that Comfort Inn. (NOT Day's Inn ... you don't want to risk it!)

Sydney8984

Thanks to everyone. Will try the holiday and comfort inn. I'll be doing this the beginning of november and will post a review.