Up to $125 off Vancouver Hotels is back
Feb 9, 2015, 3:05 pm
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Up to $125 off Vancouver Hotels is back
The promotion for Vancouver area hotels is back. This time for stays up until April 30th.
https://amex.bevancouver.com/
https://amex.bevancouver.com/
Feb 10, 2015, 1:41 am
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Feb 10, 2015, 4:29 pm
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Applying the card to the hotel cost
While the bookings are technically prepaid, in my experience that just means that they are not cancellable. They have you pay with any credit card of your choosing at check in, and you may apply the value of the gift cards and paid less.
They have had the promotion before, at a lower cost. I think that the lowest cost after taxes and fees, less the gift card value is now a little over 40 dollars canadian for the cheapest room -- please post if you find anything cheaper. First time they did it, lowest cost was negative a few dollars.
Feb 10, 2015, 4:33 pm
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While the bookings are technically prepaid, in my experience that just means that they are not cancellable. They have you pay with any credit card of your choosing at check in, and you may apply the value of the gift cards and paid less.
They have had the promotion before, at a lower cost. I think that the lowest cost after taxes and fees, less the gift card value is now a little over 40 dollars canadian for the cheapest room -- please post if you find anything cheaper. First time they did it, lowest cost was negative a few dollars.
They have had the promotion before, at a lower cost. I think that the lowest cost after taxes and fees, less the gift card value is now a little over 40 dollars canadian for the cheapest room -- please post if you find anything cheaper. First time they did it, lowest cost was negative a few dollars.
I love when I can get around totally by walking or rail. Bus is ok, but I always feel like rail is easier to keep track of where I am/which direction I need to head & seems faster during high traffic times... Oh, plus usually day passes/flat fee...
Feb 11, 2015, 12:51 am
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I see that your check-in must be no later than April 31 but I don't see a deadline for actually making a booking. Does that mean you also have until April 30 to make a booking under this offer or could the booking window be shut anytime. Definitely considering a Vancouver exploratory weekend with this deal but just wondering how long I have to decide.
Feb 11, 2015, 4:16 pm
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I see that your check-in must be no later than April 31 but I don't see a deadline for actually making a booking. Does that mean you also have until April 30 to make a booking under this offer or could the booking window be shut anytime. Definitely considering a Vancouver exploratory weekend with this deal but just wondering how long I have to decide.
Because their General T&C's state: "We reserve the right to cancel any promotion at anytime, without notice or explanation."
Nov 2, 2015, 8:32 pm
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Nov 3, 2015, 3:50 pm
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Nov 6, 2015, 10:06 am
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That's still pretty decent, especially if I could find that kinda price during a Thur, Fri, Sat night or something. Any recommendations on their hotels that's either in the city core enough to get around totally on foot, or near a subway or light rail metro? (Doesn't Vancouver have a light rail? From the airport?)
I love when I can get around totally by walking or rail. Bus is ok, but I always feel like rail is easier to keep track of where I am/which direction I need to head & seems faster during high traffic times... Oh, plus usually day passes/flat fee...
I love when I can get around totally by walking or rail. Bus is ok, but I always feel like rail is easier to keep track of where I am/which direction I need to head & seems faster during high traffic times... Oh, plus usually day passes/flat fee...
