Originally Posted by socrates (Post 7565437)

yes it goes back into inventory but that doesn't mean the yielding factors will allow you to book it

Originally Posted by socrates (Post 7562428)

FYI with out going into technical details on how they were able to modfy an existing reservation there is no way to "combine" two different reservations in the system

Originally Posted by socrates (Post 7565437)

yes it goes back into inventory but that doesn't mean the yielding factors will allow you to book it

Originally Posted by asyoulike (Post 7565810)

Sorry but what does 'the yielding factors ' mean?:confused:

Originally Posted by hhoope01 (Post 7566418)

So when I have MR in the past and they have "combined" reservations for me under one of the already existing reservation #s, how did they do that? My thoughts have always been that maybe they had the ability to "force" a room into a certain rate code if needed. So if I had two reservations A and B with consecutive stays, MR could remove both of them, and recreate a reservation under A that included all the nights for both A and B and included the same rates as before. Even if the rates we no longer "publicly" available.


No issue here, makes sense that returning a room won't necessarily send it back to the originally available rate as the hotel may have a much smaller pool of available rooms. Probably works simialarly to airlines and available seats.