Chase Luxury Hotel Collection
Mar 29, 17, 6:58 pm
#106
Join Date: Oct 2004
Posts: 90
Anyone know what this is?
> The following amenities are guaranteed at the time of booking:
> Upgrade to the next room category (Excludes Personality Suite, Grand Hotel Suite or Presidential Suite)
Does that mean you can go ahead and book Room A, and the hotel will upgrade you to Room B (next room category vs Room A) immediately upon confirmation of your booking?
Or does that mean you should book Room B directly, and Room B's price already has the upgrade "discount" reflected on it?
Called Chase LHC and the CSR wasn't clear. Overall, I feel the Chase LHC program is extremely poorly managed for a card with a $450 annual fee.
> The following amenities are guaranteed at the time of booking:
> Upgrade to the next room category (Excludes Personality Suite, Grand Hotel Suite or Presidential Suite)
Does that mean you can go ahead and book Room A, and the hotel will upgrade you to Room B (next room category vs Room A) immediately upon confirmation of your booking?
Or does that mean you should book Room B directly, and Room B's price already has the upgrade "discount" reflected on it?
Called Chase LHC and the CSR wasn't clear. Overall, I feel the Chase LHC program is extremely poorly managed for a card with a $450 annual fee.
Mar 30, 17, 11:23 am
#107
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You may receive better replies if you mention the name of the property.
If it is Raffles Singapore it appears there are five categories, and the offer excludes the three highest. My interpretation is that you book the lowest and will stay in the next category because they have very few of the base category suites:
-- http://www.raffles.com/singapore/rooms-suites/
It also appears that the identical offer is available through some other agencies, and you might try elsewhere if the service isn't to your liking.
If it is Raffles Singapore it appears there are five categories, and the offer excludes the three highest. My interpretation is that you book the lowest and will stay in the next category because they have very few of the base category suites:
Accommodation
- 18 Raffles Inc. State-room Suites
- 66 Courtyard and Palm Court Suites
- 12 Personality Suites
- 5 Grand Hotel Suites
- 2 Presidential Suites
- 18 Raffles Inc. State-room Suites
- 66 Courtyard and Palm Court Suites
- 12 Personality Suites
- 5 Grand Hotel Suites
- 2 Presidential Suites
It also appears that the identical offer is available through some other agencies, and you might try elsewhere if the service isn't to your liking.
Mar 30, 17, 1:34 pm
#108
Join Date: Oct 2004
Posts: 90
You may receive better replies if you mention the name of the property.
If it is Raffles Singapore it appears there are five categories, and the offer excludes the three highest. My interpretation is that you book the lowest and will stay in the next category because they have very few of the base category suites:
-- http://www.raffles.com/singapore/rooms-suites/
It also appears that the identical offer is available through some other agencies, and you might try elsewhere if the service isn't to your liking.
If it is Raffles Singapore it appears there are five categories, and the offer excludes the three highest. My interpretation is that you book the lowest and will stay in the next category because they have very few of the base category suites:
-- http://www.raffles.com/singapore/rooms-suites/
It also appears that the identical offer is available through some other agencies, and you might try elsewhere if the service isn't to your liking.
So should I call Raffles after booking at the lowest (State room) and see if it has been upgraded to Courtyard/Palm? When I called Chase LHR, the representative did not have much idea. The e-mail confirmation doesn't say anything about upgrade.
Btw are you aware of any booking service that gives similar upgrade perks on Marina Sands Singapore? Thanks.
On a separate trip, I am looking at Blakely in New York, and LHR is as confusing:
> The following amenities are subject to availability at the time of booking:
> Upgrade to Junior Suite (Excludes Penthouse Suite)
I want to stay in "550 SQFT ONE BEDROOM STE W 2 QUEEN BEDS SEP LIV ROOM AREA BED WITH FULL DAY FREE" (need 3 beds), not sure if I should book that one directly, or can I book "310 SQFT 29 SQM 2 QUEEN BEDS KITCHENETTE" and will be upgraded to the 550 sqft room.
Mar 30, 17, 4:29 pm
#109
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: LAX
Programs: DL, AS, Marriott, Hyatt, National
Posts: 862
Is anyone else finding that the website errors out upon trying to add a room to their itinerary? It's been this way for me for days.
After calling and having 4 transfers and an accumulated time of 45 mins. this morning trying to get someone to book my room for me, I gave up.
After calling and having 4 transfers and an accumulated time of 45 mins. this morning trying to get someone to book my room for me, I gave up.
Apr 14, 17, 6:16 pm
#110
Join Date: Oct 2015
Posts: 65
Having issues understanding if this reservation is refundable or not:
In the email, under the price, it clearly states "non-refundable". However, the policies section says:
Cancellation CXL BY 1500 HOTEL TIME ON 10JUN17-FEE 1 NIGHT-INCL TAX-FEES-. CANCEL BY 12AM THREE DAYS BEFORE ARRIVAL OR 1 NIGHT PENALTY
I'm having issues understanding the difference between the two, and the non-refundable banner up top. Starting date of stay is June 13, so the 3 days versus midnight is only that single day. Does that mean that if I cancel on June 9th, it's full refund, but the 10th from 12am until 3pm is 1 night? Or is that irrelevant because it just can't be cancelled?
I haven't paid anything yet, and I'm also fearful reading some of the recent posts here given that I did book this all on a CSP, and not a CSR.
In the email, under the price, it clearly states "non-refundable". However, the policies section says:
Cancellation CXL BY 1500 HOTEL TIME ON 10JUN17-FEE 1 NIGHT-INCL TAX-FEES-. CANCEL BY 12AM THREE DAYS BEFORE ARRIVAL OR 1 NIGHT PENALTY
I'm having issues understanding the difference between the two, and the non-refundable banner up top. Starting date of stay is June 13, so the 3 days versus midnight is only that single day. Does that mean that if I cancel on June 9th, it's full refund, but the 10th from 12am until 3pm is 1 night? Or is that irrelevant because it just can't be cancelled?
I haven't paid anything yet, and I'm also fearful reading some of the recent posts here given that I did book this all on a CSP, and not a CSR.
Apr 30, 17, 12:12 am
#111
Join Date: Nov 2011
Programs: UA/CO, SPG, Hyatt
Posts: 162
Booking a hotel in Vegas and again on one page there is a general statement that rates are inclusive of taxes; resort fees may apply. Then on the subsequent booking page it says hotel taxes and reset fees may apply.
Hotel has no idea what LHR is.
Chase CSR says taxes and resort fees are not included in the rates.
Any who's booked with LHR know the truth?
Hotel has no idea what LHR is.
Chase CSR says taxes and resort fees are not included in the rates.
Any who's booked with LHR know the truth?
May 2, 17, 4:47 pm
#113
Join Date: Feb 2009
Posts: 254
Luxury resorts via UR portal?
I've noticed that the UR Portal lacks some of the luxury resorts/hotels in Colorado, Montana, and even wine country.
I am looking for a luxury 4 day vacation spot, ideally in the mountains, in CO, UT or perhaps wine country.
Any recommendations for spots available through the portal?
I can only figure out how to sort by city, not by state.
I am looking for a luxury 4 day vacation spot, ideally in the mountains, in CO, UT or perhaps wine country.
Any recommendations for spots available through the portal?
I can only figure out how to sort by city, not by state.
May 4, 17, 1:28 pm
#114
Join Date: Jul 2015
Posts: 37
Has anyone used this benefit:
The following amenities are subject to availability at the time of booking:
Upgrade
(the benefits shows on certain properties as an unique amenity)
I see a property room that is $500 a night and the next room is a suite that is $1000+ per night. This would be awesome if it actually works.
The following amenities are subject to availability at the time of booking:
Upgrade
(the benefits shows on certain properties as an unique amenity)
I see a property room that is $500 a night and the next room is a suite that is $1000+ per night. This would be awesome if it actually works.
Aug 22, 17, 12:14 pm
#116
Join Date: Dec 2002
Posts: 7
SynXis Central Reservation System
Is it possible to book directly with the hotel using its SynXis Central Reservation System? If so, does Chase's The Luxury Hotel & Resort Collection have a code that goes under "Group Code", "Corporate/Promotion Code" or Travel Industry ID?
Sep 9, 17, 4:43 pm
#117
Join Date: Sep 2017
Posts: 68
I keep seeing different information online, so I'm unclear on this:
If you book through LHC, are resort fees included? I'm specifically looking at Vegas hotels and it's unclear to me if the daily resort fees are included in the final rate Chase lists. Some are saying yes, others are saying no. Chase reps have no idea.
If you book through LHC, are resort fees included? I'm specifically looking at Vegas hotels and it's unclear to me if the daily resort fees are included in the final rate Chase lists. Some are saying yes, others are saying no. Chase reps have no idea.
Sep 17, 17, 12:43 pm
#118
Join Date: Sep 2017
Posts: 68
So, I made two reservations, one through https://reserve.lhrcollection.com and https://www.lhrcollection.com with my CSR. They seem like the same thing, but the latter makes references to the United MileagePlus and also gives a different phone number than when I booked through the Reserve profile. Should I be worried?
Sep 17, 17, 6:08 pm
#119
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Sep 22, 17, 1:44 am
#120
Join Date: Sep 2017
Posts: 2
Hey all,
New to the site and this is my first post. I recently took a trip to Las Vegas. Booked through chase luxury hotels and resorts collection for two nights at the aria in Las Vegas. Was quoted $378.40 for two nights. This rate excludes taxes and resort fees. When I booked the room I was charged a deposit of the first night including taxes. So charged 203.18. As I'm checking in the price they are looking to charge me is 562.82(tax,resort fee included.) at the time I didn't think anything of it and just got my room key and went on my way to enjoy my two nights.
On the way home I'm looking over the bill and notice I got overcharged by close to $100(quick calculation estimate)So I call chase luxury hotel collection to inquire about the over charge. Csr calls Aria to confirm the charges, and comes back on to my line to inform me that she did confirm the total amount charged to my card but unable to get a detailed billing from them. I inform her I have the detailed bill and read off the charges. She places me on hold again and comes back and says it does look like I was over charged $40. She says she can credit my acccount 3,000 points. As I'm looking for my cash back, she informs me it's not possible because The money was taken from the Aria already. So being angry I say if that's my only option and quickly get off the phone.(I'm not one to be confrontational, most of the time I would just eat the the money lost in a situation like this).
Once I have some free time to do the hard calculations I noticed she calculated wrong. She was calculating the higher room rate tax and missed about $50 in overcharges. Still debating on calling back to inform them they are still short on their totals. Another hour phone call might just be worth eating the $50.
Paying $450 for a credit card(csr) and spending $50k on it last year this is not the service I expect. time to start looking into the American Express platinum.
TlDR.: overcharged about $100 and got compensated 3,000 points.
Don't use chase luxury hotel and resort collection.
New to the site and this is my first post. I recently took a trip to Las Vegas. Booked through chase luxury hotels and resorts collection for two nights at the aria in Las Vegas. Was quoted $378.40 for two nights. This rate excludes taxes and resort fees. When I booked the room I was charged a deposit of the first night including taxes. So charged 203.18. As I'm checking in the price they are looking to charge me is 562.82(tax,resort fee included.) at the time I didn't think anything of it and just got my room key and went on my way to enjoy my two nights.
On the way home I'm looking over the bill and notice I got overcharged by close to $100(quick calculation estimate)So I call chase luxury hotel collection to inquire about the over charge. Csr calls Aria to confirm the charges, and comes back on to my line to inform me that she did confirm the total amount charged to my card but unable to get a detailed billing from them. I inform her I have the detailed bill and read off the charges. She places me on hold again and comes back and says it does look like I was over charged $40. She says she can credit my acccount 3,000 points. As I'm looking for my cash back, she informs me it's not possible because The money was taken from the Aria already. So being angry I say if that's my only option and quickly get off the phone.(I'm not one to be confrontational, most of the time I would just eat the the money lost in a situation like this).
Once I have some free time to do the hard calculations I noticed she calculated wrong. She was calculating the higher room rate tax and missed about $50 in overcharges. Still debating on calling back to inform them they are still short on their totals. Another hour phone call might just be worth eating the $50.
Paying $450 for a credit card(csr) and spending $50k on it last year this is not the service I expect. time to start looking into the American Express platinum.
TlDR.: overcharged about $100 and got compensated 3,000 points.
Don't use chase luxury hotel and resort collection.
