http://www.dogjaunt.com/2009/08/tripadvisor-and-dog-friendly-hotels/ Traveling with a small dog Thu, 09 Feb 2012 01:35:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.dogjaunt.com/2009/08/tripadvisor-and-dog-friendly-hotels/comment-page-1/#comment-27784 Mary-Alice Mon, 12 Sep 2011 04:00:48 +0000 http://www.dogjaunt.com/?p=3354#comment-27784 Thanks so much for the report, Marianne! I've only stayed in one La Quinta since we got Chloe, but it was a very pleasant experience, and I'd stay in another one in a heartbeat. Thanks so much for the report, Marianne! I’ve only stayed in one La Quinta since we got Chloe, but it was a very pleasant experience, and I’d stay in another one in a heartbeat.

]]> http://www.dogjaunt.com/2009/08/tripadvisor-and-dog-friendly-hotels/comment-page-1/#comment-27781 Marianne Jelley Mon, 12 Sep 2011 00:51:09 +0000 http://www.dogjaunt.com/?p=3354#comment-27781 Just got in from a whirlwind trip with stops in CT, New Hampshire, Boston Harbor and Naragansett, Rhode Island. I wanted t let you know that during our 4 days on the road (literally) we stayed in Comfort Inns (2 nights) and La Quinta (1 night). We called around to the "pet friendly" Hilton Hotels, Holiday Inns, Choice Hotels, Mariotts and La Quinta. Every hotel chain EXCEPT La Quinta wanted between $20 and $100 per night non-refundable "pet sanitation fee" to allow our 15 pound JRT to stay in his crate with us in the hotel room. We have just opened our rewards program with La Quinta as they have THE MOST PET FRIENDLY policy of all of the above. They welcomed Tucker, charged NOTHING, and the hotel service people couldn't get enough of him. My husband travels around the country and Canada and we've decided that he will give up his other reward memberships to build points with La Quinta. The rooms were immaculately clean, the full breakfast was hot and enjoyable, the beds were fabulous and they had plenty of places for Tucker to "walk". We made sure to let them know how happy we were with our stay and promised to get the word around about their truly pet friendly policy ! Just got in from a whirlwind trip with stops in CT, New Hampshire, Boston Harbor and Naragansett, Rhode Island. I wanted t let you know that during our 4 days on the road (literally) we stayed in Comfort Inns (2 nights) and La Quinta (1 night). We called around to the “pet friendly” Hilton Hotels, Holiday Inns, Choice Hotels, Mariotts and La Quinta. Every hotel chain EXCEPT La Quinta wanted between $20 and $100 per night non-refundable “pet sanitation fee” to allow our 15 pound JRT to stay in his crate with us in the hotel room. We have just opened our rewards program with La Quinta as they have THE MOST PET FRIENDLY policy of all of the above. They welcomed Tucker, charged NOTHING, and the hotel service people couldn’t get enough of him. My husband travels around the country and Canada and we’ve decided that he will give up his other reward memberships to build points with La Quinta. The rooms were immaculately clean, the full breakfast was hot and enjoyable, the beds were fabulous and they had plenty of places for Tucker to “walk”. We made sure to let them know how happy we were with our stay and promised to get the word around about their truly pet friendly policy !

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