Whether or not to pre-book motels during your trip to the USA or Canada
largely depends on a variety of factors.
If you're traveling during peak tourist season, heading to a popular
destination, or want to stay in a specific motel, pre-booking can be a wise
decision. Not only does this secure your accommodation, but it can also often
save you time and stress upon arrival.
On the other hand, if you're visiting during off-peak times, traveling in less
touristy areas, or simply want the flexibility to change your itinerary as you
go, you may be able to get away with booking accommodations as you need them.
This can give you more freedom in your travel plans, but it also runs the risk
of limiting your options, particularly if there's a local event or conference
you're not aware of.
Remember, though, that rolling into town late at night and trying to find a
motel with vacancy can add unnecessary stress to your journey. At the end of the
day, a little bit of planning goes a long way, even if you like the idea of
winging it!
Here's a slightly tongue-in-cheek way to put it:
"Consider it like showing up at a popular restaurant during dinner time without
a reservation. You might get a table, or you might end up munching on snacks
from the nearest convenience store. Pre-booking is your reservation for a good
night's sleep!"
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