Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa REVIEW - MASTER THREAD
#1591
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Yes, I believe you will.
You also won't get stay credit. That's why people generally don't use UR to book hotels.
You also won't get stay credit. That's why people generally don't use UR to book hotels.
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I'm talking about stay credit, not airline miles.
I need nights, not even stays any longer. The rates booked via UR are not eligible.
I need nights, not even stays any longer. The rates booked via UR are not eligible.
#1595
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We have no resort fees here at the Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach. Parking still would be $32 per day for Valet parking.
Mahalo,
Janis
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You are asking your question in a thread for a different hotel. The HP Waikiki and the HR Waikiki, while close to one another, are not the same hotel, hence the responses.
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As my name implies old and stupid.
Confused the two.
Correction:
Aloha Gene,
Thank you for your inquiry. If you are using all points (i.e. 20,000 points per night), there is no resort fee charged. If you are booking a points plus cash type of booking, then yes, we do charge $35+tax for the daily resort fee
Confused the two.
Correction:
Aloha Gene,
Thank you for your inquiry. If you are using all points (i.e. 20,000 points per night), there is no resort fee charged. If you are booking a points plus cash type of booking, then yes, we do charge $35+tax for the daily resort fee
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As my name implies old and stupid.
Confused the two.
Correction:
Aloha Gene,
Thank you for your inquiry. If you are using all points (i.e. 20,000 points per night), there is no resort fee charged. If you are booking a points plus cash type of booking, then yes, we do charge $35+tax for the daily resort fee
Confused the two.
Correction:
Aloha Gene,
Thank you for your inquiry. If you are using all points (i.e. 20,000 points per night), there is no resort fee charged. If you are booking a points plus cash type of booking, then yes, we do charge $35+tax for the daily resort fee
#1601
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I think I remember reading previously that DSUs put you in an Ambassador suite at this property? When I tried to apply one for a week they said they use Parlour Suites for upgrades. Never heard of this type of suite and can't see it online. Is this new?
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It is never a suite you would ever ask for, unless if you had kids...
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No, your question was "I think I remember reading previously that DSUs put you in an Ambassador suite at this property?"
And your other question can be answered in the same manner as the first. But, as research takes effort, I will grant you instant gratification and say that Parlor suites have been around for quite some time.
And your other question can be answered in the same manner as the first. But, as research takes effort, I will grant you instant gratification and say that Parlor suites have been around for quite some time.