Fairmont Mayakoba AI option vs $100 F&B daily credit
Jul 20, 2012, 12:29 pm
#1
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Join Date: Jul 2012
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Fairmont Mayakoba AI option vs $100 F&B daily credit
Hello everyone,
I am staying at Fairmont Mayakoba in Nov for 6 nights with my husband and 1 year old. I'm wondering if the AI option is worth it? It's $429 per night. I currently have booked the non AI option with a daily food and beverage credit of $100. If I go with the AI option, it's about $800 more to my total hotel bill.
Thoughts? Thanks in advance.
I am staying at Fairmont Mayakoba in Nov for 6 nights with my husband and 1 year old. I'm wondering if the AI option is worth it? It's $429 per night. I currently have booked the non AI option with a daily food and beverage credit of $100. If I go with the AI option, it's about $800 more to my total hotel bill.
Thoughts? Thanks in advance.
Aug 5, 2012, 8:24 am
#2
Join Date: Jun 2012
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I think it depends on your travel style. If you plan to eat three meals per day at the hotel and will be drinking cocktails it might be worth it. Some people prefer the AI option simply because they don't want to have to think about what things cost while they're on vacation. Whichever option you choose, have a great trip!
Aug 15, 2012, 11:06 am
#3
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FYI, the Mayakoba has been offering, off and on, a pretty good rate $199/night plus a $100 food and beverage credit. (They are also offering the $429/night all-incusive). It is being advertised as a 72 hour sale or a weekend sale, but it goes away and then comes back a short while later. It is currently available.
It sounds like this would be ($429-199) x 6 + 14% = $1,573 cheaper than the all-inclusive. Since you said the all-inclusive is $800 more than what you are currently paying, that suggests this would save you $700 relative to what you currently have. The $199 rate is nonrefundable though.
It sounds like this would be ($429-199) x 6 + 14% = $1,573 cheaper than the all-inclusive. Since you said the all-inclusive is $800 more than what you are currently paying, that suggests this would save you $700 relative to what you currently have. The $199 rate is nonrefundable though.
Aug 28, 2012, 10:41 am
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: Atlanta
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Another option if to book your stay at Fairmont Mayakoba through a Virtuoso advisor. If you do this, you would be receiving daily breakfast for 2 (probably about a $60-65 value per day), as well as the ugprade and the $100 credit. They will have access to the rates and then you would only have to pay for the lunch and dinner.