Travelocity Top Secret Hotels

[RooRach0906]

Anyone done these before? We are trying to book a hotel for two nights Memorial weekend and wouldn't mind doing the Travelocity thing... the only thing is we must have a fridge due to DD lactose intolerence... is there anyway to know there is a fridge when doing this? TIA for any help.

 

[phred52]

Travelocity top secret hotels just shows basic amenities available such as swimming, no smoking, internet access. If you HAVE to have a fridge, I don't believe this is the way to book your hotel stay.

I'm thinking if you DO book this way and a refrigerator is not included in the room you can always call and request one, probable for an additional fee. We have a soft sided cooler we sometimes pack for use in hotels to keep our drinks cold. Perhaps something like that could be a back-up for you.

 

[TinkTock]

Is it possible for her to go without whatever you'd put in the fridge for those 2 days? I'm not sure if it's medication for her that needs refrigerated, or if she just likes soy milk, etc.

 

[englishteacha]

We've done the Travelocity secret hotels before. You can't tell if there's a fridge. Can you bring a cooler? We got a great room outside of Boston (and that did have a fridge, it was an Extended Stay Deluxe) for $50, and a lovely room in Portland, ME for $40, much cheaper than any other options. With both times, I was able to narrow down the hotel options based on the star level and traveler "smileys" and I was very pleased with the outcome.

 

[RooRach0906]

Is it possible for her to go without whatever you'd put in the fridge for those 2 days? I'm not sure if it's medication for her that needs refrigerated, or if she just likes soy milk, etc.

She can not digest regular milk and has to have lactose free as she is 1 1/2. I dunno if I could find a sub.

We've done the Travelocity secret hotels before. You can't tell if there's a fridge. Can you bring a cooler? We got a great room outside of Boston (and that did have a fridge, it was an Extended Stay Deluxe) for $50, and a lovely room in Portland, ME for $40, much cheaper than any other options. With both times, I was able to narrow down the hotel options based on the star level and traveler "smileys" and I was very pleased with the outcome.

Honestly I am not sure.. we won't be in the room a ton b/c we would be visiting family.

Thank you for all your help.

 

[TinkTock]

She can not digest regular milk and has to have lactose free as she is 1 1/2. I dunno if I could find a sub.

I was more wondering if she could do without milk of any kind for a couple days if it was necessary. I know it's not optimal, but it might be worth it to take the trip.