Originally Posted by
mikebor
The theme seems to be that they don't want to make the rate too low to attract a different type of clientele to stay there. When I press them on what that means they pretty much tell me to read between the lines in so many words.
Which hotels? Where?
But I agree with other posters - low rates means more overhead which while it may translate to higher occupancy, can lead to higher losses. I'm not sure why anyone would make the leap to discrimination though - ultra low rates in this current environment likely only attracts hookers and people having affairs.
Nobody should be staying in a hotel or traveling unless they absolutely have to do so.