staying at Pocomoke Holdiay Inn

[Guest guest]

The holiday inn is the cleanest and mold free (left others, that were

cheaper, dont even try!!)

but the Holdiay Inn is very chemically. Ive seen their back room and

maid's chemical clenaers.

I booked a room, slept in my car and just showered and quickly ate

someof the provided condinental breakfast.

barb1283 wrote:

> Was the Holiday Inn near his office okay?? So many hotels have bad

> air!

>

>

> >

> > My first appointment with Shoemaker was 1 1/2 hours. There is a

> Holiday Inn within walking distance from his office (actually walking

> distance for someone who is not sick - I couldn't walk it).

>

> __.

[Guest guest]

I also had problems staying at the Holiday Inn in Pocomoke (and I

don't think it was entirely mold free - at least not the bathroom,

but it's rare to find a hotel bathroom that is entirely mold free), I

would have managed okay if I had been able to open the window, but

their windows don't open. I have had much better luck staying at the

Hampton Inn in Chincoteague - it's about a 35-40 minute drive to

Pocomoke, but it's a beautiful place and all the rooms have sliding

glass doors with little balconies (some right on the water). It's

also extremely new, clean and mold free as best as I could tell.

B

>

> The holiday inn is the cleanest and mold free (left others, that

were

> cheaper, dont even try!!)

> but the Holdiay Inn is very chemically. Ive seen their back room

and

> maid's chemical clenaers.

> I booked a room, slept in my car and just showered and quickly ate

> someof the provided condinental breakfast.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I've stayed at the Holiday Inn about 4 or 5 times over the last 4 yrs. and

never had a problem. Everyone is different so I don't know what to say. Others

that I know have also stayed there without any difficulties but others

have. I guess it depends on how sensitive you are.

Sue

I HATE TO HEAR THIS, I FELL LIKE JUST GETTING THERE IS GOING TO WIPE

ME OUT, I THOUGHT THEY HAD A CLEAN ROOM FOR DR. SHOEMAKERS PATIENTS.--

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[Guest guest]

I HATE TO HEAR THIS, I FELL LIKE JUST GETTING THERE IS GOING TO WIPE

ME OUT, I THOUGHT THEY HAD A CLEAN ROOM FOR DR. SHOEMAKERS PATIENTS.--

- In , " mhbarnes_99 " <mary.h.barnes@...>

wrote:

>

> I also had problems staying at the Holiday Inn in Pocomoke (and I

> don't think it was entirely mold free - at least not the bathroom,

> but it's rare to find a hotel bathroom that is entirely mold free),

I

> would have managed okay if I had been able to open the window, but

> their windows don't open. I have had much better luck staying at

the

> Hampton Inn in Chincoteague - it's about a 35-40 minute drive to

> Pocomoke, but it's a beautiful place and all the rooms have sliding

> glass doors with little balconies (some right on the water). It's

> also extremely new, clean and mold free as best as I could tell.

>

> B

>

>

> >

> > The holiday inn is the cleanest and mold free (left others, that

> were

> > cheaper, dont even try!!)

> > but the Holdiay Inn is very chemically. Ive seen their back room

> and

> > maid's chemical clenaers.

> > I booked a room, slept in my car and just showered and quickly

ate

> > someof the provided condinental breakfast.

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I will add the caveat that I did not stay in the supposed " GREEN

ROOM " , which is one where they don't use the chemicals, at least on

the sheets, towels, etc. as I understand it.

Where are you coming from? If you're coming from the North, there

are hotels in Salisbury. I personally must have a room where I can

open the window (at least during part of the day)because hotel air is

always worse than outdoor air (I did this even in New York City).

So, you might call and find some that have windows that open. If

you're coming from the south (i.e., flying into Norfolk), then

Chincoteague is on your way, so you would not be doing any extra

travel - you just need a bit more time before your appointment.

Overall, the drive there is not too bad if you fly into Baltimore (I

don't recommend flying into National (what they call Reagan nowadays,

I think) or Dulles as both require you get thru/out of DC). Better

yet, if you can fly into Salisbury, that would be the easiest option.

I fly into Baltimore because I visit my sister in Laurel when I go

out there.

B.

> > >

> > > The holiday inn is the cleanest and mold free (left others,

that

> > were

> > > cheaper, dont even try!!)

> > > but the Holdiay Inn is very chemically. Ive seen their back

room

> > and

> > > maid's chemical clenaers.

> > > I booked a room, slept in my car and just showered and quickly

> ate

> > > someof the provided condinental breakfast.

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

I'M IN MISSOURI. WILL BE FROM KANSAS CITY AIRPORT.

> > >

> > > I also had problems staying at the Holiday Inn in Pocomoke (and

I

> > > don't think it was entirely mold free - at least not the

> bathroom,

> > > but it's rare to find a hotel bathroom that is entirely mold

> free),

> > I

> > > would have managed okay if I had been able to open the window,

> but

> > > their windows don't open. I have had much better luck staying

at

> > the

> > > Hampton Inn in Chincoteague - it's about a 35-40 minute drive

to

> > > Pocomoke, but it's a beautiful place and all the rooms have

> sliding

> > > glass doors with little balconies (some right on the water).

> It's

> > > also extremely new, clean and mold free as best as I could

tell.

> > >

> > > B

> > >

> > > --- In , Page <apage1@>

wrote:

> > > >

> > > > The holiday inn is the cleanest and mold free (left others,

> that

> > > were

> > > > cheaper, dont even try!!)

> > > > but the Holdiay Inn is very chemically. Ive seen their back

> room

> > > and

> > > > maid's chemical clenaers.

> > > > I booked a room, slept in my car and just showered and

quickly

> > ate

> > > > someof the provided condinental breakfast.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

[Guest guest]

Yeap ,

I stayed at the same place just north, and wrote the oweners, cuz the

staff was so understanding.

I actually slept on the balcany, cuz i couldnt take the room, that was a

few years ago

and now i just stay in my car, or camp if i can avoid campfires

mhbarnes_99 wrote:

> I also had problems staying at the Holiday Inn in Pocomoke (and I

> don't think it was entirely mold free - at least not the bathroom,

> but it's rare to find a hotel bathroom that is entirely mold free), I

> would have managed okay if I had been able to open the window, but

> their windows don't open. I have had much better luck staying at the

> Hampton Inn in Chincoteague - it's about a 35-40 minute drive to

> Pocomoke, but it's a beautiful place and all the rooms have sliding

> glass doors with little balconies (some right on the water). It's

> also extremely new, clean and mold free as best as I could tell.

>

> B

>

>

> >

> > The holiday inn is the cleanest and mold free (left others, that

> were

> > cheaper, dont even try!!)

> > but the Holdiay Inn is very chemically. Ive seen their back room

> and

> > maid's chemical clenaers.

> > I booked a room, slept in my car and just showered and quickly ate

> > someof the provided condinental breakfast.

> >

> >

> >