What motel is closest to Disneyland and has a swimming pool? I want a motel that’s as close to Disneyland as possible. I stayed at one before that was dirt cheap and right next to it, but it didn’t have a swimming pool. This time I think I’ll spend a little extra so I can swim.

Parkside Inn Suites, Best Western Stovall, Anabella Hotel or Alamo Inns & Suits were the first 4 that popped up running between $60 – $130 per night.

On Hotels.com you can search under "advanced search" "amenities" and select hotels with pools in Anaheim. Then select Disneyland from the drop down box labeled "Near landmark".

What happens if you take a dog into a motel room with a NO PETS policy?

Assume you check in and pay on a credit card, but dont see any "no pets" sign.
What if they see you have a dog upon exit and want to charge you more, but you refuse to pay more?

they would call the police i imagine.
there are building codes on what places can and cannot have a dog.

hotels that accept dogs have a license/permit to do that. hotels that deny pets DO NOT have a permit. if you bring an animal into a hotel w/out a permit you are setting the hotel up for a chance of being SUED by other guests due to pet allergies or other accidents etc.
it’s irresponsible of you to do that. and YOU in turn can be sued for the loss the hotel incurs from it.

be smart, book at a pet friendly hotel next time.
those rules are not there just to tick you off or inconvenience you, they are established for a reason.

btw- if you paid w/a credit card you’re pretty much screwed anyways..cause they’d charge you extra.

I am in charge of finding a motel for our youth group to stay in near Columbus Ohio in March 2006. I can use any help possible.

Find the hotels in that area, call each of them and talk to them about who you are and what you are looking for, then you should get a good result. Many hotels have a special deal for Churches and other NPO’s.

Me and my friends (3 of us, all 17) are planning a trip to 6 flags before summer ends and we were wondering if you can reserve a motel room online and check in. We have a valid credit card.

You’re going to have a tough time with that. When you rent a motel room, you’re entering into a contract, and since you have to be 18 in most cases to enter into a binding contract, none of the major chains are going to let you check in, even if you made a reservation online.

In addition, most websites will have terms & conditions (the fine print) that say you have to be 18 to use their site. So legally you’re out of luck.

You’re best bet would probably be to show up at a small local hotel and hope that the manager has more rooms than sense. Don’t sweat it too much, though. Half the fun of a road trip at 17 is what’s not planned.

Good Luck!

I would like to purchase and manage a small independent motel in Florida. Some place I could live and maintane.

Keep control on the Wine and Whisky, you will make good money.

Many contractors are staying here at the motel and of course many of them insist on going fishing on their days off. But they like to cook their fish right outside of their room and of course it stinks up the room. any suggestions?

Air the room out and clean it with an antibacterial cleaner and spray with lysol, clorox, or febreeze and wash your clothes if the scent is in your clothes, request new linen