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Marriott hotel name: Courtyard Seoul Times Square
Check-in date: January 6, 2012 Check-out date: January 8, 2012 Marriott rate reserved: 199,000 Currency: Korean WON |
Los Angeles Hacienda Heights LNF
Looking for Los Angeles back to back stays 10/29-11/2
Rates on Saturday (10/29) are: Courtyard Los Angeles Hacienda Heights/Orange County 109 Courtyard Los Angeles Baldwin Park 104 Fairfield Inn & Suites Los Angeles West Covina 129 Rates from Sunday (10/30-11/2) are: Courtyard Los Angeles Hacienda Heights/Orange County 129 Courtyard Los Angeles Baldwin Park 129 Fairfield Inn & Suites Los Angeles West Covina 116 Thanks for you help! |
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I hope that you won't mind me requesting a look at one of the new Spain properties
AC Baqueira Ski Resort, Spain 09 February for one week Asking for a 'make me smile' rate at a ski resort during ski season may be a bit cheeky, but just in case you have some ideas. ( Family of 4 ) I have a couple of Marriott PPs but often they are difficult to use with any of the stronger discount rates. Thanks in advance. |
ST KITTS
Hi
I am looking for the cheapest rate for marriott in st kitts from nov/03-Nov/05 Cheapest i find is 174. |
Marriott Renaissance in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Marriott hotel name: Renaissance Santo Domingo Jaragua Hotel & Casino (Dominican Republic)
Check-in date: 2/25/12 Check-out date: 2/28/12 Marriott rate reserved: 99 king (Garden Package Breakfast included for 2, buffet breakfast for 2 adults and 2 children under 12 per night) Currency: USD Thanks in advance |
Can someone provide some insight about the LNF rate:
How does it work? If I go to marriott.com, and see that the rate per night is higher than that on say, a priceline.com, or similar website, can I call Marriott and get them to reduce the rate? I called reservations and was told that rate matching is only for Marriott to Marriott rates...i.e., if the Marriott.com website is higher then what I would receive if I called the hotel. Does Marriott "match" prices? Please advise. Thanks! I am looking for: 11/11/2011 to 11/13/2011 at Marriott Napa Valley Hotel Current rate: $349, looking for better |
Originally Posted by BostonFlyer1624
(Post 17307583)
Can someone provide some insight about the LNF rate:
How does it work? If I go to marriott.com, and see that the rate per night is higher than that on say, a priceline.com, or similar website, can I call Marriott and get them to reduce the rate? I called reservations and was told that rate matching is only for Marriott to Marriott rates...i.e., if the Marriott.com website is higher then what I would receive if I called the hotel. Does Marriott "match" prices? Please advise. Thanks! https://www.marriott.com/hotel-rates/travel.mi and then when you're read, click on the link for the Online Claim Form. But it's isn't if you see "a rate" on Marriott.com that's higher than on the other site. The lowest rate available on Marriott.com (that's available to everyone, ie, AAA rates and promo code rates don't count) is the one you have to use. And it has to be for the same type room, and the terms need to be the same. If it's, say, a Fairfield where everything is included anyway for everyone on every rate, it's simple: The terms that have to match are simply whether it's advance purchase with no refund, or no advance purchase and fully cancellable (and if fully cancellable, whether it's fully cancellable the same number of days before the stay). If it's hotel brand where what's included varies with the rate, there may be other complications to check for, to make sure that the perks (free breakfast, free parking, etc) included don't vary between the Marriott (lowest) rate and the (even lower) rate you see on the other site. Finally, you have to provide enough information for Marriott's LNF staff to verify that the other site rate is what you said it was (and is still bookable by the time they check, which is within 24 hours of you submitting the claim). |
Originally Posted by BostonFlyer1624
(Post 17307583)
Can someone provide some insight about the LNF rate:
How does it work? If I go to marriott.com, and see that the rate per night is higher than that on say, a priceline.com, or similar website, can I call Marriott and get them to reduce the rate? I called reservations and was told that rate matching is only for Marriott to Marriott rates...i.e., if the Marriott.com website is higher then what I would receive if I called the hotel. Does Marriott "match" prices? Please advise. Thanks! I am looking for: 11/11/2011 to 11/13/2011 at Marriott Napa Valley Hotel Current rate: $349, looking for better As sdsearchexplained, please read both the T&Cs & FAQs to improve your chances of success. Plus, there are slight variations on what's accepted as a LNF depending if the hotel is a US property or not. Also, fwiw in addition to finding a lower price online at another website, you also can submit a claim on "Marriott to Marriott" rates. For example, if you call a Marriott hotel & book a hotel over the phone (either using the 800 reservation number or calling the hotel directly) and w/i 24 hrs find a lower rate for that same room type & dates on Marriott.com, you can submit an online claim for that as well. Finally, respecting your request....you have a pm! Good luck ^ |
Renaissance Bangkok Ratchaprasong
Hi, could you please help me find the lowest rate for Renaissance Bangkok Ratchaprasong, Thailand:
Check-in date: 12/20/11 Check-out date: 12/27/11 Room type: Club, 1 King bed (Currency euro, lowest rate found 1150 eur/7 nights) Thank you in advance! |
I'm looking for something to beat $319 at the Algonquin in NY for next Saturday (Oct. 29). Sadly, my usual site for getting LNF rates here doesn't have anything better...
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Originally Posted by Twickenham
(Post 17320124)
I'm looking for something to beat $319 at the Algonquin in NY for next Saturday (Oct. 29). Sadly, my usual site for getting LNF rates here doesn't have anything better...
Unfortunately, that may be exaclty what caused your search a while later for LNF to fail. My experience is that once someone succeeds at an LNF, it's likely (though not certain) that the hotel will act to remove that rate (from the hird-party site) for a while, at least until "memory fades". Meanwhile, I see that you're PC Plat. You do realize that there are several NYC hotels which are available starting for as little as 15k PC points a night? (As a PC Plat with lots of points myself, NYC is one place I never both paying money to stay at.) |
Hollins Hall, Baildon, Shipley, Bradford, United Kingdom
Marriott hotel name: Hollins Hall, Baildon, Shipley, Bradford, United Kingdom
Check-in date: December 16th 2011 Check-out date: December 18th 2011 Marriott rate reserved: 76 GBP first night (Park and Fly) 89 GBP second night (Stay for breakfast) Currency: GBP Thanks in advance Daniel |
Originally Posted by sdsearch
(Post 17321877)
See posts 105 through 109. Recently someone got a rate of well under $200 there through an LNF.
Unfortunately, that may be exaclty what caused your search a while later for LNF to fail. My experience is that once someone succeeds at an LNF, it's likely (though not certain) that the hotel will act to remove that rate (from the hird-party site) for a while, at least until "memory fades". Meanwhile, I see that you're PC Plat. You do realize that there are several NYC hotels which are available starting for as little as 15k PC points a night? (As a PC Plat with lots of points myself, NYC is one place I never both paying money to stay at.) I did think of using some of my stash of PC points, but MamaTwick, alas, had her heart set on the Algonquin... |
Courtyard Hong Kong
Marriott hotel name: Courtyard Hong Kong
Check-in date: Nov 9, 2011 Check-out date: Nov 13, 2011 Marriott rate reserved: 12,320.00 Currency: HKD |
Seattle Marriott Waterfront
Anyone know of a better rate than 239 checking in on Nov 2 for 2 nights and then drops to 169 for the night of Nov 4.
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