I haven't had a stay more enjoyable in my 39 years of travel. Beautifully appointed room, kitchen with all I could need and a comfortable cosy bed. And the biggest treat was the washer/dryer, what a bonus! I couldn't stop telling everyone how great "30-A Suites" is !
You will see me again in April with the Mrs.
Happily,
Gray Hartley
Hitching Post Wines
Buellton, CA.
Found 30-A Suites on the web. Had been looking for a stop-over location halfway between Houston, TX and Cape Canaveral, FL. 30-A Suites. Made a reservation and got the following response:
"Thank you for booking the reservation BUT UNFORTUNATELY WE HAVE DECIDED TO ONLY ALLOW CHILDREN 12+ of age because of the amount of breakable things inside the Suites. The hotel was not designed for small children and so we are currently in the process changing the age limit on our website. We are sorry for any inconvenience this has caused. No payment has been charged to your credit card."
I'm neither a lawyer nor a resident of FL, but it strikes me that discriminating against a person/family based on who they are is probably illegal, just as it would be illegal to deny restaurant seating to a person based on the color of their skin. Don't expect these guys will be around long turning away business like this.
BTW my kids have been welcome at the Four Seasons and dozens of top (27-29) Zagat rated restaurants in cities all over North America. Drunken adults are a far greater damage risk than my kids.
