Originally Posted by
hhoope01
If Starwood's system is anything like Marriott's, changing a check-in date essentially means a new reservation is required. They can change a check-out date without creating a new reservation, but not the check-in date.
So if the hotel really is sold out for some of the nights, then someone at the hotel may be required to make a change to the check-in date (assuming the hotel staff is willing to make that kind of change.)
Got it. That makes sense. I wouldn't be surprised if they are fully sold out. The Dolphin already was, and I had to call to book the initial 5 night reservation. I'll keep the board posted on what response I get.