Marriott Internet Promotional Codes?
Sep 10, 2003 | 5:05 pm
#1
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Marriott Internet Promotional Codes?
Does anyone know any STSN Promotional Codes, or how to get a ConnectCard?
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Jan 12, 2004 | 4:53 pm
#2
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Sitting here in the Marriott Dulles, and had the same question myself. The login screen for STSN mentions a "ConnectCard". A google search turns up nothing, as does STSN's website. It would be nice if there was some kind of discount card for frequent use.
It seems that I'm increasingly skipping over the "full service" Marriotts for a hotel that has high-speed internet for free. I think it's excellent that TS, CY, etc are now all offering free HSI; it's definately influenced my choice of hotels. I just wish the full service places followed suit.
It seems that I'm increasingly skipping over the "full service" Marriotts for a hotel that has high-speed internet for free. I think it's excellent that TS, CY, etc are now all offering free HSI; it's definately influenced my choice of hotels. I just wish the full service places followed suit.
Jan 12, 2004 | 6:57 pm
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It is increasingly becomeing a tie breaker for me too. I have and will continue to step down in the chain to get the free internet.
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Aug 22, 2004 | 9:00 pm
#4
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Anything new on this? $9.95 always seems high considering it is free at the Days Inn. Still can't find anything on the web for ConnectCard or promotional corde.
Aug 23, 2004 | 1:01 am
#5
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As someone that does not carry a laptop with me, I can't answer your question. However, I have found that even the business centers at the full service Marriott's charge you to "rent" the computer and internet, but Spring Hills I have stayed at recently provide free computers in the business center. I agree that the mid range chains are doing a much better job at providing technology and not nickle and diming me to death.
Many of the mid to low range chains are now offering free HSI, I know I had to stay at a Comfort Inn and they offered it, and even Best Western is rolling it out in all their domestic properties.
Many of the mid to low range chains are now offering free HSI, I know I had to stay at a Comfort Inn and they offered it, and even Best Western is rolling it out in all their domestic properties.