I do the autopay monthly and the one time I didn’t have enough money in my account they called me and I realized I forgot about it and got paid the next day, they said that’s fine and just ran it the next day. I thought that was really nice.

You can thank other homeless people for ruining it for the homeless who want to rent rooms and are not all strung out on drugs. The problem in the past for some of these places is that they have rented to a homeless person and next thing they know there is 10 of them in the room, the room is damaged & trashed, and they lose money due to the damages and cleaning.

You know how people say that one person ruined it for everyone else? Well, that is the case for many of the motels/hotels.

I had to get a room one night due to escaping an abusive husband, and the only place that would rent to me was Motel 6. You want to know why I was told no at several other places? Because they didn't want to deal with an abusive man showing up and attacking me. Why because they have dealt with it before and it was a pain in the butt.

5 years in the business in Texas and Colorado never heard of this

We lived an hour away and when my mom had a stroke and needed brain surgery in an ice storm I tried to get a room to be close to her and no one would rent me one cause an hour away is still too close!

I had this situation, I told them the a/c was out and being replaced….it was fine then.

You DO NOT want to stay there.

I stayed at VIB once when I thought it was going to be bad weather and didn't want try to drive back up from Branson (home) the next day. It was a really cute little room. They just had me use a credit card to charge it on.

I've heard this too. It happened to me at a motel in Seymour when I had an Ava zip code on my license. I booked online on a travel site the day before but when I showed my ID to check in they refused me just stating my zip code over and over.

On the other hand, I was homeless and had covid and checked myself into Welcome Inn one month in 2020 and they didn't bat an eye (same place that was accepting homeless vouchers, although I didn't have one at the time)

They’re are different types of homeless. Unfortunately, some are prone to causing massive damage to rooms or stealing.

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Of course I wouldn’t, is every homeless person strung out and careless with the property of others ? Get ahold of yourself

VIB and the Town Suites by Mercy do

the very expensive ones allow it. the very cheap ones allow it.

i once had luck using a third party app like expedia or something bc they booked the room.

Route 66 Pet Clinic, Dr Becky is a great veterinarian. I don't know about payment plans though.

I'm in town temporarily for work and I reside in a hotel on North Glenstone. The so called "Homeless" that I have seen are able bodied addicts who act very entitled and have absolutely zero respect for other people's property. During the coldest days of winter, the homeless were given vouchers to stay at Motel 6. The property damage was phenomenal. They even stole the copper wiring to the water boiler leaving them without hot water for over a week. At that point I had to change hotels.

Ok, would you rent a room to someone that's strung out and doesn't give 2 shits about anything but their wants? Someone that will show zero respect to your property? Someone that will smoke inside, leave excrement on the floor and dirty needles everywhere? I bet not.

Might have better luck with Airbnb, although last time I used it it was way cheaper just to get a hotel lol

Why would anyone care about the opinion of three college students for city planning?

"If you build it, they will come" is not always true.

Imagine not renting a room to someone because they are homeless.

“To mix all social classes…”

You mean like…parks that already exist and apartment buildings?

brad bradshaw used to come into a coffee shop i worked at to get a small vanilla iced latte every day. i also heard he used to piss himself in high school.

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All the same brah. Einstein called and wanted me to tell you "A clever person will solve a problem. A wise person will avoid it."

I ran into this when trying to rent a room for a tenant while we did some repairs to their house. Greenstay off east Chestnut was a decent hotel that did allow us to rent a room for a few nights.