anything to know/negotiate regarding execustay properties?
Nov 4, 2009 | 4:00 pm
#1
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anything to know/negotiate regarding execustay properties?
We're likely going to be at the Manhattan execustay location for awhile.. perhaps up to 6 months. Any suggestions on how to secure a decent unit? I've let my Marriott status lapse to Silver since switching over to Priority Club.
Thanks for any info!
Thanks for any info!
Nov 4, 2009 | 4:37 pm
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I would suggest calling and speaking to the Director of Sales. Not sure if Execustay properties have someone in that position, but there should at least be a Marriott person nearby who covers sales for several properties.
In this economy, any property would love to have that many guaranteed room nights, so I'd definitely try to negotiate a deal. Never hurts to ask.
By the way, in some states anything over a 30 day stay is considered a "lease" so you may be exempt from the sales tax and perhaps some other ones too.
In this economy, any property would love to have that many guaranteed room nights, so I'd definitely try to negotiate a deal. Never hurts to ask.
By the way, in some states anything over a 30 day stay is considered a "lease" so you may be exempt from the sales tax and perhaps some other ones too.
Nov 4, 2009 | 5:52 pm
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I stayed at an Execustay in Manhattan for a year once. In NYC it took 6 months to be considered a lease, but they made me pay the tax each month, and after 6 months refunded it all. So you should be getting it all back right at the end. Not sure why they do it that way.
Which Execustay? I believe there are 3. Ill PM you the contact info for the account manager. She was great!
I stayed at the one in Chelsea on 24th and 7th. Its an older building, but very nice, great location, easy to commute too and from. I loved it and dearly miss it.
The one bad part is you only get 2.5/pts per $, and you get 1/3 of the nights.
Which Execustay? I believe there are 3. Ill PM you the contact info for the account manager. She was great!
I stayed at the one in Chelsea on 24th and 7th. Its an older building, but very nice, great location, easy to commute too and from. I loved it and dearly miss it.
The one bad part is you only get 2.5/pts per $, and you get 1/3 of the nights.
Nov 4, 2009 | 11:03 pm
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Guess each state law is different. Or maybe it's even city/county law? Only experience I had was staying at a Residence Inn in San Diego (La Jolla) for 2 months. They told me there that anything over 31 days was a "lease" and exempt from taxes.
Nov 5, 2009 | 5:56 am
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Go to the link below and click on Contact a Representative for the property of interest.
http://www.execustay.com/apartments/...York/index.php
http://www.execustay.com/apartments/...York/index.php