Anonymous
11/02/2017 10:04
Subject: s/o Travel - What do I need and what do I not need?
Anonymous wrote:Bring the pack n play. Every time we’ve reserved one they’ve been missing a piece or smelled.
OP I would keep these horror stories in mind, however, we have traveled extensively and I've never had this happen. It isn't the norm. I would just make sure you request it and follow up on it multiple times prior to arrival. Also, if they don't give you what you requested, make them. You are a paying customer.
Anonymous
11/02/2017 09:51
Subject: s/o Travel - What do I need and what do I not need?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:dcmom wrote:I was about to say the opposite. Hotel cribs in my experience have always just been pack and plays. Bring the pack and play sheets, but not the actual P&P.
True for us. One time it was brand spanking new.
Just to provide a counterpoint- there have been a handful of times when we were staying at nice hotels (not like the four seasons, but totally decent), had requested and confirmed that we needed a crib when making reservations...and then the hotel just didn't have one available when we were checking in. We always bring a pack n play now.
Same happened to us. We always bring our own pack n play now too.
Anonymous
11/02/2017 09:38
Subject: s/o Travel - What do I need and what do I not need?
Bring the pack n play. Every time we’ve reserved one they’ve been missing a piece or smelled.
Anonymous
11/01/2017 19:39
Subject: s/o Travel - What do I need and what do I not need?
Anonymous wrote:Ours has always been a real crib.
Set up a diaper changing station as soon as you get there. It helps everything feel calmer not to be searching through a bag one-handed while trying to hold a squirmy baby with the other.
We actually always get a room with two beds for this reason.