Originally Posted by
LarryJ
How do you do that? I've booked two rooms before but have never been able to figure out how to specify connecting rooms.
Originally Posted by
MSPeconomist
At many hotels, it's just a request; you generally need to contact the hotel directly, or have your WOH or good real human TA do it. Doing this would be cheaper, but there would be no common area or sitting room for everyone to use as a gathering and social space.
Yeah Hilton and Marriott have the "additional requests" section that I just type the request into and it's typically honored. If hotel looks like it could be booked I just contact the hotel directly (email or phone call) and they add a notation to the reservation.
Originally Posted by
Vangrovsky
when I win the next Powerball, I'll just call up the 5-star hotel in any city and say "get my presidential suite ready for tomorrow night and let the butler know that I'm bringing in both of my wives and 6 kids"
I was looking at the Hyatt website for a DC hotel.... the only 2-bedroom availability for the dates that I wanted was the Park Hyatt's president suite... only $8,000 per night!
LOL -- the 2 bedroom suite at the Residence Inn that you found is more along the lines of what I was thinking. If you did a 4 adult search and click on the RIs in DC you'll see the 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom suite options