Things You Should Know
Before Choosing an Inn
Bates: Inns often change their rates without notice. The
range of prices I have quoted is meant to be used only as a
guideline to give you a reasonable idea of what a room might
cost. Also， ] haven t included tax rates or service charges，
which add to your bill; neither have l described tipping sug-
gestions. Inqtttre upon making reservations.
Menus: As quickly as prices change， menus chance
even faster. An inn that offers a particular snecialt- ~，，
change chefs， and thus， its entire entree list. ~，Iore inns\"~
eonstant/y adjusting their breakfast policies， some offering
full breakfasts one season， then continental or buffet-style
breakfasts the next. Ask so you know what to expect.
Innkeepers: Some inns remain in the same family for
decades. More often， they change Ownership on a frequent
\"basis. This might result in entire revisions of previous inn
policies. Or inns might completely close their doors to the
public as they convert to private residences. Be sure to call
ahead.
Reservations and Deposits: Many inns maintain such a
sterlhlg reputation of excellence and service that they re-
quire reservations made long in advance. A northern Wiscon-
sin inn once suggested that people call at least eight months
in advance! Of course， that s an exception rather than the
rule， but it is advisable to call at least one month in advance
at most inns especially if you re planning to visit during the
h g >volume travel season (usually summer). Smaller estab-
lishments may requ re even more advance notice. And if you
wish to ~;tay at an nn during annual town festivals， no time
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0111hl? Otilel band， it s always possible to make reserva-
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. not very likely.
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