[RATE GONE] Priceline.com Misprice for Caesars Palace LV $20 per room!
Oct 19, 2006, 4:54 am
#152
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Originally Posted by MrHalliday
Somewhat:
Classic Guest Room
A Caesars Palace original, Classic guest rooms range in size from 300 - 400 square feet and are found within the Forum, Roman and Centurion towers. Featuring a wealth of standard amenities, these bedchambers exude a cool, only-in-Vegas vibe with your choice of one king or two double beds. Classic guest rooms include a cozy sitting area, wardrobe closet and our signature Caesars-style marble bathroom.
The number of adults is 2, bed style not specified
(i.e. consistent with PL booking terms).
Looks like we get the "only-in-Vegas vibe",
thats the only part I really care about
Classic Guest Room
A Caesars Palace original, Classic guest rooms range in size from 300 - 400 square feet and are found within the Forum, Roman and Centurion towers. Featuring a wealth of standard amenities, these bedchambers exude a cool, only-in-Vegas vibe with your choice of one king or two double beds. Classic guest rooms include a cozy sitting area, wardrobe closet and our signature Caesars-style marble bathroom.
The number of adults is 2, bed style not specified
(i.e. consistent with PL booking terms).
Looks like we get the "only-in-Vegas vibe",
thats the only part I really care about
Oct 19, 2006, 5:17 am
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Originally Posted by tristan727
So they're not honouring the actual reservation then basically?
I'm not going to kick up too much of a fuss if the room is downgraded, it's still a bargain at $20 a night. I'd prefer not to be downgraded, but it's not going to be a deal breaker.
Oct 19, 2006, 6:32 am
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Hi, I am Marie-Claire from Europe.
Yesterday I found this great deal and booked 04/28/07 to 04/29/07.
Is there anyone how booked 04/27/07 to 04/28/07 and doesn`t need it anymore???
I am looking for another night.
Thanking you an have fun!
Cheers Marie-Claire
Yesterday I found this great deal and booked 04/28/07 to 04/29/07.
Is there anyone how booked 04/27/07 to 04/28/07 and doesn`t need it anymore???
I am looking for another night.
Thanking you an have fun!
Cheers Marie-Claire
Oct 19, 2006, 6:44 am
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Originally Posted by USA_flyer
Assuming the deluxe room was available to the poster.
I'm not going to kick up too much of a fuss if the room is downgraded, it's still a bargain at $20 a night. I'd prefer not to be downgraded, but it's not going to be a deal breaker.
I'm not going to kick up too much of a fuss if the room is downgraded, it's still a bargain at $20 a night. I'd prefer not to be downgraded, but it's not going to be a deal breaker.
Oct 19, 2006, 6:53 am
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Originally Posted by MrHalliday
Somewhat:
Classic Guest Room
A Caesars Palace original, Classic guest rooms range in size from 300 - 400 square feet and are found within the Forum, Roman and Centurion towers. Featuring a wealth of standard amenities, these bedchambers exude a cool, only-in-Vegas vibe with your choice of one king or two double beds. Classic guest rooms include a cozy sitting area, wardrobe closet and our signature Caesars-style marble bathroom.
The number of adults is 2, bed style not specified
(i.e. consistent with PL booking terms).
Looks like we get the "only-in-Vegas vibe",
thats the only part I really care about
Classic Guest Room
A Caesars Palace original, Classic guest rooms range in size from 300 - 400 square feet and are found within the Forum, Roman and Centurion towers. Featuring a wealth of standard amenities, these bedchambers exude a cool, only-in-Vegas vibe with your choice of one king or two double beds. Classic guest rooms include a cozy sitting area, wardrobe closet and our signature Caesars-style marble bathroom.
The number of adults is 2, bed style not specified
(i.e. consistent with PL booking terms).
Looks like we get the "only-in-Vegas vibe",
thats the only part I really care about
Oct 19, 2006, 7:01 am
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Yeah man - I ain't telling my wife that the week after she finishes her final ever medical exam, that we're going to go stay in a cupboard.
It's allright for some here, who seem to be in some kind of semi-retirement mode, hotel-hopping from one error to another permanently (& credit to them
) - but this would be like the 1st deal out of 20 I've ever booked, that have actually taken up, if go.
It's allright for some here, who seem to be in some kind of semi-retirement mode, hotel-hopping from one error to another permanently (& credit to them
) - but this would be like the 1st deal out of 20 I've ever booked, that have actually taken up, if go.
Oct 19, 2006, 7:20 am
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Originally Posted by tristan727
Yeah man - I ain't telling my wife that the week after she finishes her final ever medical exam, that we're going to go stay in a cupboard.
It's allright for some here, who seem to be in some kind of semi-retirement mode, hotel-hopping from one error to another permanently (& credit to them ) - but this would be like the 1st deal out of 20 I've ever booked, that have actually taken up, if go.
It's allright for some here, who seem to be in some kind of semi-retirement mode, hotel-hopping from one error to another permanently (& credit to them
) - but this would be like the 1st deal out of 20 I've ever booked, that have actually taken up, if go.Just drop the check in clerk a $20-$50 and you'll get an upgrade anyway
Oct 19, 2006, 7:28 am
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One's personal views on it aren't the point anyways - I can't see many of the people here who've bought the various biz or 1st flight deals, being amused ,if were told they had to fly economy. You either honour the deal or don't - not downgrade it & not tell anyone unless they happen to ask.
& I'm not aware of any dowgrading in other deals either - just that sometimes a hotel has negotiated with the customer....none such has occurred here.
& I'm not aware of any dowgrading in other deals either - just that sometimes a hotel has negotiated with the customer....none such has occurred here.
Oct 19, 2006, 7:34 am
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It's better than nothing.
I have been trying to convince my parents for ages to go to Vegas, and I doublebooked by mistake and so now they will be going, because they see it as a great bargain, and so do I.
I have been trying to convince my parents for ages to go to Vegas, and I doublebooked by mistake and so now they will be going, because they see it as a great bargain, and so do I.
Last edited by COOLIO; Oct 19, 2006 at 7:43 am
Oct 19, 2006, 7:34 am
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Originally Posted by tristan727
One's personal views on it aren't the point anyways - I can't see many of the people here who've bought the various biz or 1st flight deals, being amused ,if were told they had to fly economy. You either honour the deal or don't - not downgrade it & not tell anyone unless they happen to ask.
Oct 19, 2006, 7:40 am
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Everyone has different views for different reasons.Speaking personally I'm not a gambling man...well not yet anyway...but I'd wager that you will never again get the opportunity to stay at Caesar's for $20 a night..not even in one of their Deluxe kitchen cupboards.
Oh and I've also heard that Vegas itself runs a deluxe hotel room a pretty close second
Oh and I've also heard that Vegas itself runs a deluxe hotel room a pretty close second
Oct 19, 2006, 8:20 am
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Originally Posted by USA_flyer
So whatcha gunna do?
Originally Posted by COOLIO
It's better than nothing.
Anyways, this email just sent to priceline should hopefully clarify matters;
Dear Sir/Madam,
Please could you confirm to me by email, that I have a confirmed, guaranteed & purchased reservation for a deluxe room for this itinery, and my other one - xxx-xxx-xx, as the price was quite low & do not want to encounter any difficulties at check-in, or be offered downgraded accomodation.
Many thanks,
Tristan727
Last edited by tristan727; Oct 19, 2006 at 8:38 am
Oct 19, 2006, 8:42 am
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