Yes. if they don't care enough about their business to provide information about it, I'm probably not going to like staying there. Not to mention that if they don't have at least a rudimentary page, they're probably not going to have high-speed internet, either, and THAT is a deal breaker.kom526 said:
vraiblonde said:
I will not plan a trip... even a weekender.... without going to www.tripadvisor.com first. It will give you reviews and recommendations for all types of lodging (hotels, B&B, campsites, resorts, etc.), area attractions, area restaurants, etc.
) I found myself reading these incredible descriptions of places to stay but they had no website so... A couple of times we have gotten lucky and picked one out of a brochure, but why press?
kom526 said:We usually use bbonline.com then hit links from there. Since we are travelling with the komlet it's challenging trying to find a B&B that'll accept kids his age (5). We found one place in Williamston, NC purely by luck. She only had a rudimentary website (vrai) b/c she was having it updated after the remodel of her place. She ended up sending us a couple of the completed pages as email attachments so we could make a decision. She's also a chef so I'm thinking that the evening tea and snacks and breakfast is probably gonna be pretty edible.
As I was cruising the visitnc.com site (GREAT SITE
North Myrtle Beach. I know it's a straight 6.5-8 hour trip but we break it up to explore areas between 17 and Outer Banks. We are taking the little guy to a Pirate Museum in Bath, NC and maybe the Fossil Museum in Aurora. He digs pirates and dinosaurs so this may be a big hit.Dougstermd said:
