Fw: MCS housing/Dr. Feng

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From: " by way of ilena rose " <Baker01364@...>

Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 10:17 AM

Subject: post: MCS housing/Dr. Feng

> thank you ladies for all your suggestions. Here is what I found re:

> apt./hotel for mcs/ allergic individuals. I didn't stay at any of the

places

> in beachwood as the hotels told me there was construction going on in

that

> whole area. (for me it would be too dusty and loud.) I stayed at the

Baymont

> Inn and Suites, (1-877-229-6668) as it was away from the construction, and

I

> am on a tight budget. Both rooms were very clean, and no lysol, bleach,

> ammonia, or pine cleaning smells. the room called a Business King (AAA

> $79.00)was a non smoking, king bed, micro and fridge. (not a suite) you

could

> turn off the Ac and open the window. we were on the 3rd floor at the end

by

> apartments,very quiet. (they also offer a king leisure suite AAA $71.20,

but

> was booked)

>

> I noticed from calling around that the AAA rate is sometimes better than

the

> corporate rate. all you need for the corporate rate is to borrow someone's

> business card, or have one made with your name. Homestead village had a

> better corporate rate. I asked each place the guest entertainment book

rate,

> corporate,AAA and AARP or any other. It really varies. There are

conventions

> going on right now so Cleveland is booked up. AAA usually is a uniform 2

> queens. sometimes you need to ask about the AAA rate for a suite

> specifically. A lot of places had something that wasn't a suite but better

> than a room but you had to keep asking the right questions to get it.

>

> Also, I found a wide range of styles of room. I wanted non-smoking. a lot

of

> the rooms with special set ups are non smoking- suites, or business

suites.

> For $5.00 a night you can usually rent a micro or fridge to be put in your

> room. The room I had at the baymont wasn't a suite, but it had the fridge

and

> micro on a shelf (bring your own glass dishes. (the suites were all rented

> out) but it was enough room overnight, maybe not for an entire week.

>

> The places that i didnt' stay at or get to see but were so helpful on the

> phone at least, were the Hampton inn (alison nice) AAA 2 Queens $119.99,

> (corporate $129)or suite $169.00 jacuzzi in rooms.

> Homestead village. AAA $79.00. corporate rate better. can ask for two

adjoing

> rooms with a door. Embassy suites was nice but you expect it to be for

that

> price AAA $159.00 but you have to pay extra for a third adult.) ask about

> extra charges at all the places.

> The woman at the super 8 was ver helpful with info. Orange village is

dinky

> and across from beachwood. My first impression would be not to stay at a

> value motel but the area is so nice I would expect it to be nice. the

> construction is in front of the hotel right now.

> If you go in a slow month say Nov or Feb I would expect the prices to be

> lower.

> and Dr. Feng is wonderful!! (her office is freezing so if you tend to be

cold

> bring sweaters!) thank you sisters the only reason I ever knew to even go

to

> DR. Feng is Ilena's web site and all of you.

>

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