Posted by vpfsnews on November 29, 2009 at 8:20 AM
Value Place guests are not
shy about sharing
their feedback about their stay.We
receive oodles of comments everyday through this blog and on ValuePlace.com.Some recent ones include:
"My wife, 2 children & I were
recently relocated from FL to Asheville, NC.However, we had a little over a month
before our house was ready so we stayed at the Value Place & are so happy that we
did!! Not only was the hotel very clean & accommodating, but the staff made
us feel like we were part of the "family". And whenever we needed
anything from towels to directions, Tallmadge
was right there to get what we needed or direct us where to go!! This has been
our most pleasant experience at a hotel!!Thanks to the Asheville
Value Place staff -- U ROCK!!!!!-Greg and MelodieI., MiamiFL
"The fact you don't accept pets is a
big NO NO!I will be moving to the Tallahassee area soon and
was thinking of staying at Value Place
for at least a month during my transition. You just lost a customer because of
your pet policy."- Debbie L.
Hundreds of pleased guests
just like Greg and Melodie are currently staying with us while they are waiting
on the completion of their new homes.We
are happy to provide a home away from home for them.Others, like Debbie, are not pleased with our
no pet policy; however, that policy is in place for the protection and
wellbeing of our guests and property.
What do you have to say about Value Place?Please leave a comment and share your
feedback.
But, I also think about
something else (and am starting to dread it already).We have a really big family, and we typically
all try to stay together in the same house for Thanksgiving.But, every year there is a squabble over who
gets to sleep in the beds and who has to sleep on the couches and air
mattresses - ugh!Can you relate?
This year, my family will be
gathering in Des
Moines, IA, and several of us have decided to say NO to the couch and stay
at a Value Place!We know we'll enjoy Thanksgiving and each
other's company even more this year (our aching backs will thank us, and it's
easy on the wallet, too!).
Top 5 Reasons to Stay at Value Place this
Thanksgiving:
5.Relatives' smoking has you choking:Don't expose yourself and kids to harmful second
hand smoke.Sleep in a smoke-free
environment.
4.Cook in an un-crowded kitchen, and have extra fridge space for leftovers:There's
no need to fight over cooking space while preparing your feast.Every Value Place room is equipped with a
kitchen that features
a stove, microwave and full-size refrigerator.Just think... you can make the mashed potatoes in the morning in your room
and bring them to your gathering.Then,
bring all the other leftovers that won't fit in grandma's fridge back to your
room.
3.Control the remote:Don't care to watch football all day long?Escape to your room for some channel surfing
and a nap.
2.Have your own bathroom and shower:No more waiting in line or
running out of hot water!
1.Sleep in a bed:Enough said!
To find a Value Place near your Thanksgiving travel
destination and to make a reservation, visit ValuePlace.com or call 800-ValuePlace.
Thousands of people stay in Value
Places across the country every night.Some stay with us for business, some for vacation and others because
they are in the middle of a move and need a temporary place to stay before
settling into their new home or community.
We are privileged to have
the opportunity to meet and hear the stories
of so many interesting people.
We'd like to hear your story,
too.If you've ever stayed at a Value Place, leave a comment and tell us why
you stayed with us and the city where you stayed.
Fancy robes, whirlpool tubs,
a state-of-the art fitness center and pool... why pay for things you don't
use!?At Value Place, you only pay for what you
want.
As recently reported in Lodging Hospitality and DailyFranchiseNews.com,
our budget lodging concept has turned traditional hotel thinking upside down
and focuses on nuts and bolts instead of bells and whistles.
This nuts and bolts
philosophy combined with our stringent safety and cleanliness standards has
enabled Value Place
to thrive, while the rest of the hotel industry is struggling through one of
its deepest downturns.
