Fairmont President's Club - NFAF code in 2010?

The current NFAF code is good until the end of 2009 AFAIK. Anybody have any insider info as to whether the code (or something similar) will be good in 2010 as well? Trying to make March break plans.... Thanks!

As mentioned in the NFAF thread, Fairmont has always had a Friends & Family program, albeit in a different form. Who knows what Fairmont will do next year? If the NFAF thread is any indication, it seems to have been a success. But I don't know if that has translated to business success for Fairmont. So only time will tell if it is continued.

Thats a good anwser. The program will always be around but who knows in what form. The big question will be if they still have the incentive for the staff around. If that stops, there will be alot less support from the staff for every around here from some of the members im sure. but theres always going to be a few of us lurking.

have fun.

Thats a good anwser. The program will always be around but who knows in what form. The big question will be if they still have the incentive for the staff around. If that stops, there will be alot less support from the staff for every around here from some of the members im sure. but theres always going to be a few of us lurking.

have fun.

I would be curious to know how many rooms have been booked under the NFAF promo. Obviously top secret info. But based on visible on-line rates, I would think Fairmont would have problems getting a decent occupancy level. I personally just joined FPC after finding out about the NFAF promo about a month ago. Last time I stayed at a Fairmont was about 10 yrs ago at Lake Louise, Alberta.

If hotel occupancy still remains low going into 2010, I'd think that Fairmont would extend the promo. I sure hope they do, as I would look to use the code again for future travel. Otherwise, I'll just continue to stay at SPG, Marriott, and Hilton properties for less than a comparable Fairmont, or even more upscale Fairmont would charge.

If hotel occupancy still remains low going into 2010, I'd think that Fairmont would extend the promo. I sure hope they do, as I would look to use the code again for future travel. Otherwise, I'll just continue to stay at SPG, Marriott, and Hilton properties for less than a comparable Fairmont, or even more upscale Fairmont would charge.

NFAF was the reason I joined FPC and subsequently stayed enough to gain Platinum status. So obviously NFAF did drive business to Fairmont that otherwise owuld have gone to other hotels. While Farimont won't be my main hotel chain (not enough locations), NFAF has worked and I'll be staying at Fairmonts when/where possible.

I overheard several people in Hotel Vancouver Gold lounge discussing the NFAF rate. I got the impression that was the only way they would have splurged for Gold. That's great, as I'm sure Fairmont will 'hook' some of these people to their premium product...

I am keeping an eye on this as well. I am heading out to Arizona for a mini vacation and would love to stay at this property. I certainly hope they extend the offer.

I've been able to book a number of rooms in Q1 2010 using the NFAF code. Looks like pretty decent availability--3 months out or less. We'll see if they honor the rate but my guess is that they will.

I've been able to book a number of rooms in Q1 2010 using the NFAF code. Looks like pretty decent availability--3 months out or less. We'll see if they honor the rate but my guess is that they will.

NFAF has been extended through March 31, 2010.

NFAF has been extended through March 31, 2010.

Is there a link to your source?

Is there a link to your source?

Type it in and find out, seems to be working for me!!;)

Great rate the second week of December at the Mayakoba with the Mrs!!!

Is there a link to your source?

Check the NFAF thread, it has been confirmed.

Type it in and find out, seems to be working for me!!;)

Great rate the second week of December at the Mayakoba with the Mrs!!!


I'll be in Cancun in 2010, but sadly it will be in April, so won't be able to take advatage of the NFAF rate, unless the nice folks at Fairmont see fit to streeeeetch the rate promo just a bit longer. Would love to stay at the Mayakoba but can't swing it at the normal rates.