Estanglia wrote:San Lumen wrote:
It doesnt matter that its not the 50s anymore by your standard Greyhound should have that right.
Yup.The essential service provided is lodging.
But this lodging is temporary, and I don't know of anyone who depends on hotels to survive.Why should the hotel be able to drop something like that the weekend of the wedding when guests have traveled a long distance?
Unless, in the agreement, there was a clause preventing either party from withdrawing, because it is their business and their property.Should the engaged couple have asked is there anyone you dont serve at your hotel? If so why?
They shouldn't have to.
if they shouldn't have too then why does the hotel have the right to tell our gay couple or any other group they are not welcome?




