Originally Posted by
mendezka
Definitely should have negotiated the resort waiver & that $200. Wasn't thinking in the slightest about the ridiculous fees there! The T&C's for the $200 credit are as followed:
- Certificate is valid for stays only at the Hilton brand named on the certificate. Guest may choose the specific brand (Hilton, Hilton Garden Inn, Hampton Hotels, Doubletree by Hilton, Embassy Suites Hotels, Homewood Suites) at the gifting desk after Personal Preview & Sales Presentation.
- Rebate valid toward room rate of one night’s stay only at brand property identified on rebate form selected by you at the gifting desk. All other charges, sales taxes, expenses, food and beverages, parking, gratuities, gift shop purchases and the cost of travel are the sole responsibility of the individual and are not valid for rebate under this promotion.
- Please ensure Certificate is completed in its entirety after completion of Personal Preview.
- Hotel stay must occur in the U.S. within six months of completed Personal Preview.
- Certificate is not redeemable at the hotel property and must be submitted as described below after completed stay for rebate.
- After completed stay, mail original completed Certificate and copy of your hotel-stay paid folio receipt within 30 days of your completed hotel stay, to the address printed on the Spend a Night on Us certificate.
- Requests mailed after the 30 day period or requests submitted without original completed Certificate and hotel receipt will not be returned and the request for redemption will not be fulfilled or acknowledged.
- Rebate will be issued to named recipient(s) via check. Please allow 6-8 weeks for rebate to be issued.
Thanks for all the information, sounds like it tracks with
B3nder above. Yeah I am not planning on using any of the vacations they offer, I would only do it to get a freebie for just listening over the phone. When we stayed for a staycation at HHV, I would get spammed and called about these types of "vacation" offers all the time and at the time we were primarily going to Las Vegas, and the hotel rates I would find with Expedia were much better than what they offered (this was pre-resort fees) so I was never interested. Thanks again to everyone, seems like I dodged a bullet for myself.