Originally Posted by
robyng
Another thing for the OP to keep in mind is many hotels have senior rates. Which are variously defined in terms of age (62 or 65) - AARP membership (open to anyone over 50) - etc. - etc. So if the employee is a senior - the OP may be able to save some money over the lowest available rate for non-seniors. Robyn
Actually my company (a fortune 50) has a really sick discount with most hotel chains...the senior, AAA, other special rates don't come close. When I book rooms at the Holiday Inn in this one town where the regular price is 150, I get them for 87. We often can get rooms for 25-45% off, even if I'm only booking one at a time.