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Here’s what to pack For Mom and Dad: Casual outfits for each day: shorts, pants, shirts, and skirts Especially for women: Hair items--barrettes, headbands, etc. Especially for men Dress shirt Items to be kept accessible during the drive and at arrival: Glasses Optional: Easy snacks including breakfast items such as bagels and ground coffee. (Most hotels in this site provide in-room coffee pots, but if you don’t like the filtered coffee packets, bring your own.) If you want to save some money by avoiding the expensive in-room snack bars, bring some alternatives: dried fruit, crackers, cheese, and muffins, whatever you like to eat. I did not find one room with “good” in-room coffee. I recommend bringing your favorite roast. If coffee in the morning is important to you, consider bringing a small coffee maker for those destinations that do not provide one in the room. The coffee maker is also very useful for making hot water for baby bottles. If you have an inconspicuous cooler, fill it with soda, cheese, sandwiches, and fruit. This will save you time and money by avoiding the necessity of stopping at a restaurant during your car ride. When you arrive at your destination, you can store the leftovers in the in-room refrigerator.
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