Outdated Policies - terrible management skills
My sister and I stayed at this hotel for two nights and upon check in we were told the hotel would not accept a Travel money Credit Card (Mastercard) as it did not have a name imprint on the front, in turn we would have to use what they deem a "proper" credit card. That meant inconveniently having to transfer funds to another credit card before we would even be checked in. It made no difference that photo ID was provided with signatures on each and every card to validate identity. We were impolitely told it was clearly on their website that only a valid credit with a name imprinted would be accepted as payment, however their website does not state this and only that a valid credit card will be accepted - A Travel Money Credit card is in fact a valid credit card, given a credit cards validation is by it's first four digits. 
When we questioned with management why this strict and unwavering policy existed, it was indicated that we could be frauds - great customer service that is making patrons feel like common criminals. 
The most priceless part of this is that we were told by management that we could indeed settle the account using the Travel Money Credit Card, but they would hold for 10 days (most hotels hold for 2 days) the whole amount (in our case $600) on the credit card used at check in - how outrageous! So in essence the travel money credit card is more than satisfactory to use upon departure, but not at check in, we just simply do not understand this. This backflip makes us think the staff here are very ignorant to the latest technologies of traveling safely around the world, in regards to securing personal funds.
We were also rudely told that we will encounter the same problem all over America - funny we have not had one single issue using the credit card throughout our month holiday - that includes all restaurants, hotels and shops from the East Coast to the West Coast!!
During discussions it became distinctly clear the Good Hotel feels it's patrons are privileged to stay with them, not that they are privileged to have guests supporting their hotel. The Good Hotel needs to remember who is footing the bill and if anything needs to update their website to disclose these policies in full.