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Old Nov 5, 2013 | 2:44 pm
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Originally Posted by JenniferNAz
I did know I would be checking in very late/early morning on the night of Oct 18/Oct 19. I did not want my reservation cancelled, so I notified the manager and she cancelled my reservation for the 18th and just made notes on the on for the 19-22 that I would be in very late/early. Due to delays, I didn't arrive until about 7am.
So 7am arrival, not 2am-ish as I inferred from above.

Increasingly sounds to me like your stay was enhanced to 'day plus three nights', which would be four line items but not four nights.

Can anyone help with what policy says about when no-show kicks in? Can you arrive at 7am on Wed for a glitch free checkin for a stay that was supposed to start on Tues?
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