Duck Friendly Motels off of I70 near Columbus, Ohio?

[solarpup]

Subject says it all. Tomorrow I start moving myself and my ducks from Massachusetts to Missouri. Health certificates and import license are in hand. But, I expect that I will be stopping around the half way point, somewhere off of 71 or I70, near Columbus, Ohio.

Anyone every have any experience overnighting ducks in a motel in that area? I know that there are dog friendly places, but this is a little different.

The three ducks will be in two crates (two girls in one, the boy in the other), and I've got straw and water buckets all set for them. I plan on bringing them into the room with me.

I definitely prefer a motel where I can park the car right outside the door.

So, if anyone has any suggestions, or knows of a good web site that lists likely places, I'd be very grateful.

 

[house.of.ducks]

As long as the motel is pet friendly they should be allowed. I suggest calling some of the motels in that area ahead of time just to make sure, but if they’re pet friendly then the ducks should be okay.

 

[JesusHChicken]

Motel 6. We moved across 3 states with 4 dogs and 1 cat. Half the time they didn't ask about animals. Motel 6 is pet friendly. As long as your ducks aren't loud at night and stay in a crate, I wouldn't worry about it. In my travels Motel6 has always been the best bang for your buck.

 

[JesusHChicken]

Motel 6. We moved across 3 states with 4 dogs and 1 cat. Half the time they didn't ask about animals. Motel 6 is pet friendly. As long as your ducks aren't loud at night and stay in a crate, I wouldn't worry about it. In my travels Motel6 has always been the best bang for your buck.

Yes, call ahead and make a reservation. This time of year motel6 books up fast. I usually book anything 1-2 hours from my last rest stop depending on time of day. Book one outside of big towns and cities... cheaper rooms.

 

[thumper650]

Sorry you're leaving us, but good luck in MO, and have a safe trip!