is there a way to do this advanced search on ihg?
#1
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Atlanta
Programs: POS, Delta Skymiles, IC Plat Amb., Hilton Gold, SPG gold
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is there a way to do this advanced search on ihg?
ok - i want to look at all dates in the next 45 days at an IC hotel to find the cheapest date - is there a way to do this? i cant find it on ihg site - expedia doesnt list the hotel
thanks!
thanks!
#2
Join Date: Jul 2005
Posts: 280
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You can use the following method, which is not perfect but works if hotel have avaiability for all days within the next xx days:
1)choose the hotel
2)provide dates for duration of stay e.g. from today +45 nights
3) the site will list all avaiable rooms and show the average price for the whole time frame
4) click on the reserve button for the room you want
5) now if you scroll down you will find on the very end of the page a calendar, every day field of the calendar shows the rate valid for this certain day, from this data the average price is calculated
Sorry for my clumsy english...
1)choose the hotel
2)provide dates for duration of stay e.g. from today +45 nights
3) the site will list all avaiable rooms and show the average price for the whole time frame
4) click on the reserve button for the room you want
5) now if you scroll down you will find on the very end of the page a calendar, every day field of the calendar shows the rate valid for this certain day, from this data the average price is calculated
Sorry for my clumsy english...
#3
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: NRT/PDX
Programs: Willamette Valley Cropdusters Silver Elite, National Tent Frequent Stay program, Ed's Rent-a-tractor
Posts: 3,357
Originally Posted by Yokdoc
You can use the following method, which is not perfect but works if hotel have avaiability for all days within the next xx days:
1)choose the hotel
2)provide dates for duration of stay e.g. from today +45 nights
3) the site will list all avaiable rooms and show the average price for the whole time frame
4) click on the reserve button for the room you want
5) now if you scroll down you will find on the very end of the page a calendar, every day field of the calendar shows the rate valid for this certain day, from this data the average price is calculated
Sorry for my clumsy english...
1)choose the hotel
2)provide dates for duration of stay e.g. from today +45 nights
3) the site will list all avaiable rooms and show the average price for the whole time frame
4) click on the reserve button for the room you want
5) now if you scroll down you will find on the very end of the page a calendar, every day field of the calendar shows the rate valid for this certain day, from this data the average price is calculated
Sorry for my clumsy english...
#4
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Atlanta
Programs: POS, Delta Skymiles, IC Plat Amb., Hilton Gold, SPG gold
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Yokdoc - this is awesome thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
JJ - you need to pick the dates - go to reserve, scroll down and you will see a very small text link something like "view daily price" or something like that - click it and it will popup the calendar with the prices.
btw - i was in Berlin this past summer and loved it - I am going to come back april 2006 and take a class at the Goethe! I am taking beginner german now
Wie geht es Ihnen?
JJ - you need to pick the dates - go to reserve, scroll down and you will see a very small text link something like "view daily price" or something like that - click it and it will popup the calendar with the prices.
btw - i was in Berlin this past summer and loved it - I am going to come back april 2006 and take a class at the Goethe! I am taking beginner german now
Wie geht es Ihnen?
#5
Join Date: Jul 2005
Posts: 280
Originally Posted by allen074
btw - i was in Berlin this past summer and loved it - I am going to come back april 2006 and take a class at the Goethe! I am taking beginner german now
Wie geht es Ihnen?
Wie geht es Ihnen?
Viele Grüße
#7
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: NRT/PDX
Programs: Willamette Valley Cropdusters Silver Elite, National Tent Frequent Stay program, Ed's Rent-a-tractor
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Originally Posted by allen074
JJ - you need to pick the dates - go to reserve, scroll down and you will see a very small text link something like "view daily price" or something like that - click it and it will popup the calendar with the prices.
#8
Join Date: Feb 2010
Programs: Priority Club
Posts: 85
Just came across this thread and noticed it was quite old, as technology has moved on a bit since then, wondered if there was a room rate calendar viewer available at all like you can do on Expedia with other hotels? Or is the method above still the best way of searching for the cheapest time for room rates.
#9
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: UK
Programs: IHG RA, BAEC Gold, BW Diamond
Posts: 229
Similar Problem
I have a similar problem quite often as I need to be at a site wthin a window and try for the best price.
I usually use another site to check out the best dates and come back to IHG to book.
The extended stay prices can quite often be modified by the length of stay and as such reflect incorrrect single night or lesser stay length pricing.
I usually use another site to check out the best dates and come back to IHG to book.
The extended stay prices can quite often be modified by the length of stay and as such reflect incorrrect single night or lesser stay length pricing.
#10
Join Date: Feb 2010
Programs: Priority Club
Posts: 85
Which site would that be? Just tried Expedia but it's been a while since I used it and it would appear their booking engine has changed a bit meaning I don't think the room rate calender is available now (by that I mean the calender where it shows a darker shade for more expensive and lighter for least expensive).
#11
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: UK
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Which site would that be? Just tried Expedia but it's been a while since I used it and it would appear their booking engine has changed a bit meaning I don't think the room rate calender is available now (by that I mean the calender where it shows a darker shade for more expensive and lighter for least expensive).