Hi.
We normally also go for motel 6 and similar, or use the coupon books that
you can get from visitor info centres and Dennys. (West Coast anyway) On
our travels in the New England region last year, we ended up getting some
great deals on priceline.com Most of the lowest cost "wins" we had with
piceline were in Marriotts Fairfield Inn chain. We ended up paying around
$35 a room is some cases..That was when starting to get a a bit cold early
last November, so maybe prices lower at that time, but I recommend trying
priceline if you have never done it before.
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** Have a great day today, and and even better day tomorrow **
Regards .. Big Kev
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"Susan Wachob" wrote in message
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> Hi-
>
> I'll be in northern New England during the latter part of June and I
> need to find low cost places to stay. No hostels or anything like that.
> I'll only be staying there for sleeping so I don't need any ambiance-
> just clean, easy in and out, etc.
>
> I was thinking about the things that I know of- Motel 6, Super 8, etc-
> but there's only one in the northern part of those states.
>
> Does anyone know of similar places (mostly similar rates) in the
> northern (and preferably out of the way) parts of Vermont, New Hampshire
> or MAine? I know there probably aren't big chains there. It's not that
> I'm enamored of chains- far from it. It's just that I can count on them
> to be what they are. Places with more character, etc, would be wonderful!
>
> Thanks folks-
>
> Susan
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