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Lodging in Mexico: Look before You Book- Mexican Insurance!

Many travelers are hardened to the amenities and conveniences afforded to them when traveling throughout the U.S. or other developed nations. While Mexico is a highly sought after tourist stop, not all Mexican hotels are the same. When booking a hotel, in addition to checking the hotel’s star rating and reading other travelers’ reviews, be trustworthy to go online and research the hotel yourself.  Remember if you are driving, pack a Mexican Insurance policy purchased online before you hop it if you are driving in Mexico. Quality Mexican Auto Insurance policies purchased online include medical payments and car rental andallow you to adjustment your vehicle in the US and Canada if necessary.  If no hotel website is available, call and find out the answers to these important questions.   Query #1 – Does the hotel have air conditioning? Sometimes, people take for granted the fact that air conditioning is not a standard amenity. It is impressive to find out your prospective hotel’s coolness; or lack thereof. This is important to travelers looking to stay in comfort, as well as those who are asthmatics or have breathing difficulties. A allowable rule of thumb is many popular chain hotels will have air, while smaller, independent ones and haciendas will not.   Call in #2 – Does your hotel accept credit cards? This may seem like a silly question, but it is a valid one. Stout, chain hotels will usually accept credit cards but smaller ones usually will not. This means you will have to capture exchanged cash or travelers’ checks (ask if these are accepted as well). If wandering around Mexico with large amounts or exchange does not appeal to you, or if you prefer to make payments on your vacation; stay at a hotel that accepts your type of commendation card.   Question #3 – What type of amenities does your hotel offer? All hotels in Mexico proffer varying amenities. Some provide nothing, while others offer deluxe recreation choices including: fitness centers, swimming...

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