Lodging prices

[stefrrr]

Poll runs for 45 days.

What's a price range that you'd be willing to budget per night, per room.

Also consider the likelihood that you'll attend at each price range.  

45 days to vote - poll ends at the end of September.

This is to get an idea of what range will bring the best turnout.

[Desmo Demon]

You left out the $29-$50 range that are typically advertised on billboards. I prefer the absolute lowest price I can find. I'm really only interested in a place to get a few hours of sleep. As long as it isn't nasty or roach infested, I don't care if the paint is peeling and I have to lift the door up to close it (I stayed in a Quality Inn near the Nashville airport that was like this).....I prefer to keep the hotel/motel costs to under $60 per night, which with taxes and fees, is usually under $70.

[stefrrr]

Ok, no problem. It's out of order, though, so that people don't have to revote.

[garry]

You might want to qualify whether that nightly price is PER ROOM or PER PERSON (assuming two people per room in separate double beds).

I assume you meant PER ROOM, with all taxes and fees included.

[stefrrr]

You might want to qualify whether that nightly price is PER ROOM or PER PERSON (assuming two people per room in separate double beds).

I assume you meant PER ROOM, with all taxes and fees included.

yep.

This is for information - to see what people want.  

Fine print: There is no agreement, expressed or implied (), that the price preferred by the majority will be found - this is just to understand what we need to be shooting for to have the best turnout. Obviously, location and availability will dictate the actual price.  

[Scoop]

I like to be in a non-chain place at Nationals.  I like locally owned.  As long as it's clean, close to good food, beers and a socializing place.  I get enough of chain hotels on the way there and back.  Besides, it's nice to meet the locals and discover places to stay for the next time through.