1. Does the opinion suggest that a hotel may charge any rate it wants to?
2. Since hotels are considered public accommodations, are they required to allow members of the public to use their facilities like other public trust facilities?
3. In California, can a hotel refuse accommodations to a person who is dressed in an odd manner? What about in other states?
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