Cheap/clean Hotel

[Momma Kanga]

Im sure that this question has been asked before but I cant seem to find it, so I will ask again. Looking for cheap/clean offsite hotel for next summer. All we will be doing is sleeping and showering there. Most of our time will be spend in parks. Will be staying 7 nights and would like something close to the parks. I dont find much about the Super 9 or Howard Johnson hotels.

 

[pumpkinfish]

Ok. Phew! Where to begin.
Do you have AAA or any other popular discounts? If you have AAA than go to their website. Also, check out the best/worst list for offsite hotels. Check out those hotels' web pages. I also tried Orbitz and travelocity.com for my hotel (Homewood Suites) and found a GREAT deal. We are going in September and I have a 7 night stay for just over $400! I am very excited about this deal. It's good that you are begining to look now. Planning ahead is a good thing that way if any deals come out, you can apply those codes to your reservation.
I like the fact that Homewood Suites has a kitchen and refrig. I need to keep my medicine cold at all times, and also like to make small meals to cut our spending. I am not a big eater, but DH definately is
Check out these boards for any other opinions.
Good luck!

 

[The Sweetness]

Last summer, we stayed at a HOJO's on I-Drive. We payed less than $50 per night. We had a clean smallish room, free transport to any area parks we wanted to visit (once in the am for pick up I believe, and return after park closing). There is alos a Lynx bus stop right at the end of their driveway (cheap public transportation with a/c). All 3 of us at the breakfast buffet every morning, paying only a tip, and for the bottle of apple juice DD wanted every morning. There was a cute friendly pub across the driveway which DH and I checked out 1 night. I also did the laundry there (4$ wash/ dry I think)

We didnt bother with the pool or even look for other ammenities. As far as Im concerned, I couldnt have asked anymore, considering the price I payed.

 

[spiceycat]

try

www.hotelkingdom.com

or
www.priceline.com

if you go with priceline and can wait -the best deals are at 60 days and less.

just bid a little less than what you would normally pay. (less because of the extra charges)

if you want something more - but still if you have a good deal in your price range - the condo route
www.skyauction.com