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Re: Hotels in Manhattan?
Originally Posted by Bob
(Post 10983196)
I know it might be a bit controversial to suggest this....but there is a US forum here....with plenty of folks in that neck of the woods that could help out with suggestions....
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Re: Hotels in Manhattan?
Originally Posted by Souvy
(Post 10986139)
I did ponder that but, after contacting people I actually know down that way, I decided not to bother. People who live there tend not to stay in hotels there. There are folk on the Canada forum who travel lots, including to New York. I figured they would be a better bet.
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Re: Hotels in Manhattan?
Originally Posted by Bob
(Post 10986720)
Yes, but it's a tourist spot, and loads of folks travel there too and they might know different deal type sites to what you get :/
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Re: Hotels in Manhattan?
Originally Posted by Souvy
(Post 10987929)
It's a moot point now. I've booked us in the Holiday Inn in Chelsea. Decent price, correct amenities, reasonably close to where I have to go and reasonably close to things Souvette will want to do (and my Visa card will hate).
Rule 1: Don't hand over your CC to a partner (separate accts dude) Rule 2: As long as the person who is Govt employee is on the trip, you are good to go to get the Govt rate. The US is good for acknowledging Govt/Military discounts. I managed to get into most museums in Chicago for free, and I get to board first on planes most times. |
Re: Hotels in Manhattan?
Originally Posted by ultrarunner
(Post 10988046)
Good choice.....
Rule 1: Don't hand over your CC to a partner (separate accts dude) Can't be helped. I'm a supplementary on her card. It's her account. I just pay the bill! Rule 2: As long as the person who is Govt employee is on the trip, you are good to go to get the Govt rate. Tried that when I booked. Failed. I was doing it on my company Amex. We'll try again when we check in. The US is good for acknowledging Govt/Military discounts. I managed to get into most museums in Chicago for free, and I get to board first on planes most times. |
Re: Hotels in Manhattan?
Originally Posted by Souvy
(Post 10988142)
For some bizarre reason, booking direct with Holiday Inn was cheaper than using Expedia.
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Re: Hotels in Manhattan?
Originally Posted by dwight-van-man
(Post 10988226)
Holiday Inn guarantee to offer their cheapest rates direct.. also have a very good loyalty scheme (which currently has me half way through a nine night stay completely free...)
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Re: Hotels in Manhattan?
Originally Posted by dwight-van-man
(Post 10988226)
Holiday Inn guarantee to offer their cheapest rates direct.. also have a very good loyalty scheme (which currently has me half way through a nine night stay completely free...)
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Re: Hotels in Manhattan?
Originally Posted by dwight-van-man
(Post 10988226)
Holiday Inn guarantee to offer their cheapest rates direct.. also have a very good loyalty scheme (which currently has me half way through a nine night stay completely free...)
I've just noticed that the confirmation they sent me shows me as having been enrolled into the scheme automatically. |
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