Re: Housing in land

[Guest guest]

I have stayed at the Holiday Inn which is 5 minutes from the office. I've

stayed there 3 times and haven't had any problems but don't know if you would.I

think someone else(months ago) mentioned a hotel nearby but I can't remember

which one it was.

Sue

Hello: I was wondering if any of you could tell me where to stay when

visiting Dr. Shoemaker in land. I cannot tolerate " normal " hotels,

and his office said there is NO safe housing in the area. Anyone know

of a safe place to stay so I may see him? Thanking you in advance for

any help. Sincerely Diane Bolton

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[Guest guest]

I am very mold/chemically intolerant and the only hotels that have

worked for me are Country Inn Suites. I have stayed in them on the

East coast and the West coast. No reactions so far. There is one in

land I stayed in but it is a drive to see him but worth it not to

react.

[Guest guest]

I don't know you would tell ahead of time if it was safe or not but

perhaps " bed and breakfast " places, at least wouldn't have the moldy

window a/c units, most probably. You'd have to ask the owner about

fragances, etc.

Here is a list of how to find those:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en & q=%22bed+and+breakfasts%

22 & btnG=Google+Search

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> Hello: I was wondering if any of you could tell me where to stay

when

> visiting Dr. Shoemaker in

[Guest guest]

Here is a list for B & B's in Anapolis, which is just about an hour away

if I remember correctly> Other than that, rent an automobile you can

sleep in..?

http://www.bnbfinder.com/polis/land-Bed-and-Breakfast

Another idea, you could try a Marriot Residence Inn, as they don't

have window air conditioners, but central a/c. Also if there is an

Embassy Suites. Both of these have small kitchens and are designed

for longer term stays but have daily rates also. The Embassy Suite

also has central a/c and I looked in the a/c unit of one I stayed in,

and they had excellent filter on them. Better than I have seen in

most homes or apartments. I did a mold culture plate while I was

there one night, something I do to screen room for high or low mold

and caught nothing at all in one hour exposure. However that was

Embassy Suite here, and I am not chemically sensitive.

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> Hello: I was wondering if any of you could tell me where to stay

when

[Guest guest]

OH HELL NO TO MARRIOTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THEY SPRAY THE PLACES AS IF THEY

WERE SEVERELY INFESTED. I KNOW I HAVE DONE MY RESEARCH ON TH MARRIOTT

CHAIN AND CALLED VARIOUS ONE...CORPORATE WIDE THEY ARE PESTICIDE ADDICTED!

RIGHT NOW I AM IN THE ATLANTIC CITY AREA AND THEY SPRAY EVERY ROOM WHETGER

THEY NEED IT OR NOT! THIS IS INCLUDING MARRIOTTS, FARIFIELD INN'S ETC.

On Fri, 29 Jun 2007, barb1283 wrote:

> Date: Fri, 29 Jun 2007 02:55:31 -0000

> From: barb1283 <barb1283@...>

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> Subject: [] Re: Housing in land

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> Here is a list for B & B's in Anapolis, which is just about an hour away

> if I remember correctly> Other than that, rent an automobile you can

> sleep in..?

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> http://www.bnbfinder.com/polis/land-Bed-and-Breakfast

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> Another idea, you could try a Marriot Residence Inn, as they don't

> have window air conditioners, but central a/c. Also if there is an

> Embassy Suites. Both of these have small kitchens and are designed

> for longer term stays but have daily rates also. The Embassy Suite

> also has central a/c and I looked in the a/c unit of one I stayed in,

> and they had excellent filter on them. Better than I have seen in

> most homes or apartments. I did a mold culture plate while I was

> there one night, something I do to screen room for high or low mold

> and caught nothing at all in one hour exposure. However that was

> Embassy Suite here, and I am not chemically sensitive.

>

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