Dec 29, 2018, 7:57 pm
Last edit by: applesauce
Updating for post-covid
STATE, City
STATE, City
Hotel name; Operator: Dates
Details (offered, asked, invoked?)
United States
CA, San Diego
Guild Hotel, Tribute Portfolio: ; 11/21
GA, Atlanta
United States
CA, San Diego
Guild Hotel, Tribute Portfolio: ; 11/21
GA, Atlanta
The Burgess, Tribute Portfolio; ; 07/23
No lounge. No breakfast. Claims exempt as a "boutique" hotel. Did not invoke.
TX, San Antonio
St Anthony Hotel; Operated by BC Lynd (?); 11/22
$15pp but does not include tax or tip. Only found out at checkout.
Mexico
Full Service Properties that Don't Comply with the Breakfast Benefit
Dec 30, 2018, 10:39 am
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Dec 30, 2018, 12:14 pm
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Dec 30, 2018, 12:15 pm
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Most of the time you can find it through Google, as the large third-party management companies all have websites with their portfolio listed. I don't think knowing the management company is necessary for listing a property here.
Dec 30, 2018, 1:35 pm
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Unfortunately can't even really list Atlantis here (and the Cosmo too) given they are exempt from even a crappy coffee and crappy muffin 
Dec 30, 2018, 1:39 pm
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Delta is a weird brand. Stateside, it seems to be mostly a conversion brand; that is, reflagging. Grand Rapids (ex-Ramada Inn), Muskegon (opening in spring 2019, currently a Holiday Inn) and the Detroit airport (ex-Radisson) properties in Michigan and Norfolk (ex-Marriott) in Virginia are prime examples. I think Baltimore, however, was a new-build Delta.
Delta's Detroit airport property has a lounge. I think it was called the "concierge lounge." The soon-to-open Muskegon property will also have a lounge, which strikes me as unusual given that Muskegon isn't exactly a business destination. I think most or all of the legacy Delta properties in Canada have a lounge branded as a "Signature" lounge.
There seems to be no consistency whatsoever, which is very frustrating. Anyways.
Delta's Detroit airport property has a lounge. I think it was called the "concierge lounge." The soon-to-open Muskegon property will also have a lounge, which strikes me as unusual given that Muskegon isn't exactly a business destination. I think most or all of the legacy Delta properties in Canada have a lounge branded as a "Signature" lounge.
There seems to be no consistency whatsoever, which is very frustrating. Anyways.
Dec 30, 2018, 1:53 pm
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I'm not sure I understand the point of this thread. I understand naming and shaming properties that offer terrible breakfasts, but including properties like Beaver Creek, where it appears they aren't even offering enough for a continental breakfast... why not just claim your $100 compensation?
Dec 30, 2018, 2:09 pm
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I'm not sure I understand the point of this thread. I understand naming and shaming properties that offer terrible breakfasts, but including properties like Beaver Creek, where it appears they aren't even offering enough for a continental breakfast... why not just claim your $100 compensation?
I think it's worth trying to identify the operator. For example, I didn't realize Kessler ... which operates nice properties... is a consistent violator.
Dec 30, 2018, 2:11 pm
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Are you there on a paid stay - either with cash or points? OR casino Guest
Casino Guest get nothing - even the deal with Caesars for free nights
If you are paid with cast or points, go back to the desk you checked in at and they have silver flyers and there are a few check boxes with your choices, you check the one you want, fill in your name and stuff and that is your choice.
The program is very clear that you have to pay for your stay in order to receive benefits - I wasn't expecting anything as I was a casino guest, but I did inquire as there is a biggesh thread on it in the Caesars section of the FT, but i did inquire to see the changes post Aug 18 (Basically - None)
Casino Guest get nothing - even the deal with Caesars for free nights
If you are paid with cast or points, go back to the desk you checked in at and they have silver flyers and there are a few check boxes with your choices, you check the one you want, fill in your name and stuff and that is your choice.
The program is very clear that you have to pay for your stay in order to receive benefits - I wasn't expecting anything as I was a casino guest, but I did inquire as there is a biggesh thread on it in the Caesars section of the FT, but i did inquire to see the changes post Aug 18 (Basically - None)
Dec 30, 2018, 2:16 pm
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Dec 30, 2018, 2:20 pm
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In Detroit, it seems Delta crew mostly stay at the Delta hotel. Southwest and American seem to use the Marriott. United the Sheraton.
Dec 30, 2018, 2:25 pm
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because they are refusing and insisting the 10 is sufficient. With the exception of the Renaissance above, they all say they are compliant so they wont provide the $100.
I think it's worth trying to identify the operator. For example, I didn't realize Kessler ... which operates nice properties... is a consistent violator.
I think it's worth trying to identify the operator. For example, I didn't realize Kessler ... which operates nice properties... is a consistent violator.