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Old Apr 3, 2012 | 8:33 pm
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Originally Posted by deac83
Again, define what 'available' means? Rooms not sold? Rooms that key's have not been given out for?

Pre-upgrading people would make no sense if 'available' means every unsold room is up for grabs until the guest arrives at the hotel. It would also potentially create a logistical nightmare for the hotel if they blocked rooms for the day and suddenly had to start bumping people at 3pm.

So tell me what Marriott's definition of 'available' means and then the rules can be applied.
Call me crazy but a room that is not occupied would seem to me to be "available". (or if you prefer, any room that a key has not been given out for)
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