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Originally Posted by Jorgen
(Post 18930958)
Sure, I'm just sayin' the President of the United States should have to earn Hyatt status like anyone else. As if the guy (regardless of who it may be at any given time) doesn't have enough entitlement issues already, sheesh!
Originally Posted by angatol
(Post 21805578)
I wonder if this explains what happened to me the other week. I checked in to a Hyatt and the person checking me in was whispering "VIP" this and that to her colleague and then proceeded to show me to the room. She then showed me how the light switch and the a/c worked! I was a bit nonplussed about this as it's certainly never happened before. Presumably I'm a lowly V diamond though.
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I saw a "status code" on a housekeeping sheet for both days of our stay at Hyatt Regency Hakone. The code for our room was "V1" on the first day, and "S" on the second. Every other room was an "O".
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Originally Posted by hailstorm
(Post 27665359)
I saw a "status code" on a housekeeping sheet for both days of our stay at Hyatt Regency Hakone. The code for our room was "V1" on the first day, and "S" on the second. Every other room was an "O".
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Originally Posted by m0hamed
(Post 27665366)
They must have their own codes.
V1 is generally reserved for heads of state, high ranking royalty etc. |
Originally Posted by hailstorm
(Post 27665380)
What are you implying? :p
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Originally Posted by hailstorm
(Post 27665380)
What are you implying? :p
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Originally Posted by CIT85
(Post 27667900)
He implied that you wouldn't be wasting your time on FT if you were a true V1.
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Originally Posted by hailstorm
(Post 27668352)
So a true V1 can only waste their time on Twitter?
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Originally Posted by austin_modern
(Post 27668765)
given the number of CEOs who run Fortune 500 companies who participate in this site -- I think there are more than a few V1s on here.
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Originally Posted by m0hamed
(Post 27668972)
They are still not V1. Refer to my earlier post.
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There is a dedicated thread to VIP codes with explanations.
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V1 is also used for Courtesy Card, at least based on personal experience. Makes that code a little less exclusive ;)
Originally Posted by m0hamed
(Post 27665366)
They must have their own codes.
V1 is generally reserved for heads of state, high ranking royalty etc. |
Originally Posted by sensei
(Post 27669229)
V1 is also used for Courtesy Card, at least based on personal experience. Makes that code a little less exclusive ;)
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Originally Posted by m0hamed
(Post 27669251)
Correct. Back then Courtesy Cards were only hotel owners and those they invited. It was far more exclusive then.
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Bumping this thread, as experiences are pre-WoH.
any recent experiences? Still the same? |
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