Publicly Usable List of Marriott Reservation Codes - Page 2

SwissCircle · May 3, 07, 2:21 am

OTP IS NOT AMEX!
You will recieve a voucher when paing with Visa as a credit for future stay.
Link:
http://www.marriott.com/specials/pro...tInternational

mctrees02 · May 7, 07, 8:59 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by holtju2

IMHO NPR also produces publicly available rates.

NPR states the following:

When You Check-in
Please be prepared to show proof of eligibility for your rate (such as a membership card, corporate or government identification card, or proof of your age).

They term the rate as "VIP Athletic Rate"

Based on this info, I don't believe that the rate would be a publicly available one.

pinniped · May 7, 07, 9:36 am

It's pretty well-known that NPR produces all sorts of rates. You have to read the fine-print on each one to determine whether you are entitled to use it. Clearly, booking the one that requires a VIP card - unless you have the card - will not be honored by the front desk unless they make a serious mistake.

NPR usually shows the AAA rates. NPR also shows a lot of $0 rates - certificate stays. Sometimes it shows other promotions that are available to anyone.

Sometimes it will show all of the above at the same property.

holtju2 · May 10, 07, 10:30 pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by pinniped

It's pretty well-known that NPR produces all sorts of rates. You have to read the fine-print on each one to determine whether you are entitled to use it. Clearly, booking the one that requires a VIP card - unless you have the card - will not be honored by the front desk unless they make a serious mistake.

NPR usually shows the AAA rates. NPR also shows a lot of $0 rates - certificate stays. Sometimes it shows other promotions that are available to anyone.

There are quite a few "certificate" or "junk" rates shown when you use NPR code. As discussed on the old thread those should NOT be used.

There was, however, easy way to become VIP Athletic rate eligible. Can anybody post the procedure again?

hhoope01 · May 11, 07, 12:52 am

Just join one of the sports writers associations (Baseball, Football, Basketball, etc.) I think the cost is less than $50/year.

babsjvd · May 13, 07, 10:32 pm

[quote=holtju2;7719327]There are quite a few "certificate" or "junk" rates shown when you use NPR code. As discussed on the old thread those should NOT be used.

I really dont understand what a junk rate is - could you explain?

mctrees02 · May 14, 07, 1:54 pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by hhoope01

Just join one of the sports writers associations (Baseball, Football, Basketball, etc.) I think the cost is less than $50/year.

You can join the football writers association for $40/year. http://www.sportswriters.net/fwaa/about/join07.html

boazs · May 21, 07, 3:05 pm

Promotion code: C8E

3-for-2 weekend offer in Germany. Expires June 18.

I tried it, and it works.

It's an Air Berlin offer, but I don't think you need to be a member of their FFP.

All the details are here:

http://marriott.com/specials/mesOffe...OfferId=162697

tfmpa · Jun 24, 07, 1:15 pm

Summer Reconnect Package:
valid until 106/07

rates from $199/nt
$25 resort credit per night
Daily breakfast for two in Citron
Guaranteed upgrade to lakefront at time of booking
rate code LLOQ

Family Package:
-rates from $378/nt for two rooms

two connecting rooms (king and double/double)

Breakfast buffet for two adults and two children (up to age 12) at Citron

Four signature specialty drinks at Quench (souvenir cup inlcuded) OR 4 grande beverages at Starbucks

Unlimited pool amenities (noodles/floats, etc)

25 Game Tokens for use at the JW game room

Unlimited ice cream passport for kids (up to age 12) at JW Marriott

complimentary self parking

Guaranteed late check-out at 2pm.

Rate code LLOF

The connecting RC also has packages which are post in the luxury hotel forum

mistern · Jun 29, 07, 8:26 am

Very good work finding codes, really helpfull. I need Embassy Rate code @ Marriott???

hhoope01 · Jun 29, 07, 9:12 am

First, mistern, welcome to FT.

Second, if by Embassy you mean Embassy Suites, then you will need to look in the Hilton forum for information as it is a part of that chain and not Marriott.

pinniped · Jun 29, 07, 9:16 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by babsjvd

I really dont understand what a junk rate is - could you explain?

Sometimes under NPR you'll see a $0 rate that says something like "Property use only - do not use" or similar text that makes it very clear that it isn't a real, bookable rate. On occasion, folks will get excited and post that they've found either a "mistake" rate or some sort of hidden viral promotion.

tadeh1104 · Jun 29, 07, 5:15 pm

Question about the AOL rate...it gives me a rate $50 cheaper than the standard rate. Has anyone used this code? I'm not clear on whether it's for AOL customers or employees. Thanks.

socrates · Jun 29, 07, 7:45 pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by tadeh1104

Question about the AOL rate...it gives me a rate $50 cheaper than the standard rate. Has anyone used this code? I'm not clear on whether it's for AOL customers or employees. Thanks.

It is for employees of TimeWarner's AOL division

Marcell · Jul 2, 07, 11:45 am

Hello,

I'm planning a weekend stay in Atlanta and I need to know if anyone has a good rate that can be used on hotels in Midtown Atlanta (particularly either at ATL Midtown Suites on 14th Street or at Residence Inn ATL Historic Midtown on West Peachtree Street).

Thanks.