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Originally Posted by DJ_Iceman
My theory on this is that Marriott is happy to let the penny-pinchers who won't fork out $9.95 a day for internet service stay at their lower-end properties. After all, if you're not willing to spend that money, you're probably not going to order a nice bottle of wine or browse for expensive trinkets in the gift shop. This way they keep a more affluent (or at least more willing to spend) clientele at their full-service properties, while the frugal ones have plenty of choices within the corporate fold to get more "value" out of their hotel dollar.
And yes, bring on a free breakfast option for elites at CY....even if only limited menu/service. |
Originally Posted by ohmark
And breakfast, right?
bassmanben is correct -- I chose the points over the b'fast, and I usually just grab coffee/bagel to eat in the car. But, since I'm there a lot, sometime they throw in chit "just because". I remember my first stay at a Courtyard. Confidently waving my Platinum card, I was told, sorry, no comps. IIRC, I got an egg mcmuffin down the road and was on my way. :) |
Originally Posted by ohmark
But at HGI competitor Courtyard, no free breakfast for plat, gold, silver, or anybody else, unless you successfully wheedle at the front desk.
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