airnav?

"Jay Honeck" writes:

It was much more expensive than the quoted price. They told her
they only give that price for reservations made online.

This would ONLY happen at a chain.

It was. Chains are fairly common in AirNav and it's often easier
for us to locate dog-friendly hotels because we know the chains.
Yes, we typically try to stay in B&Bs/inns when we travel and we
have stayed at some wonderful ones but it's usually the really nice
(expensive) ones that are dog-friendly and that's a bit of a waste
when all I need is a bed for the night.

When dealing with hotels, always talk to the manager or the owner.

Yeah, I know. I let a lot of things slide - especially when we've
been flying all day, it's late, she's hungry, and I'm finding a
room with three (four back then) dogs. We've received so many
perks when flying with our family that I try not to sweat the
occasional bumps.

--kyler