Hilton Osaka 2$ available on expedia.com [RATE GONE - Discussion Only]
#106
Join Date: Aug 2002
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if goes thur willing to trade
i have one reservation for 2 people from April 12 to April 23 King executive and breakfast included .. I have 3 reservations for the same dates so if anyone wants to trade .. let me know since i will be there for sure for at least 2 of the reservations for Cherry blossom season
#107
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Originally Posted by FrankFlyer
The term "Executive" is as follows :
Our Executive Rooms are a premium hotel within the Hilton Tokyo. All Executive Rooms are located on our top floors, with spectacular views. The Executive Lounge offers a further oasis of peace, with discreet but attentive Guest Relations Officers. A hearty Hilton Breakfast, afternoon tea and early evening cocktails are all provided in comfort and at no extra charge for our Executive Floor guests. Free access to the Fitness Centre is another great perk
Enjoy !!
Our Executive Rooms are a premium hotel within the Hilton Tokyo. All Executive Rooms are located on our top floors, with spectacular views. The Executive Lounge offers a further oasis of peace, with discreet but attentive Guest Relations Officers. A hearty Hilton Breakfast, afternoon tea and early evening cocktails are all provided in comfort and at no extra charge for our Executive Floor guests. Free access to the Fitness Centre is another great perk
Enjoy !!
#108
Join Date: Mar 2005
Posts: 153
travel in Japan
Originally Posted by anonplz
WOW! That's nice... Now the only thing missing is happy endings! Though I guess this is happy enough...
Mr bos-nwa I will be there for a week if this goes through, please advice me
on the best mode of transportation, should I buy 2(3 day passes) or a week
pass, I plan on just staying in the area of Osaka, taking the train from airport
to the hotel, maybe a bit of sightseeing in kyoto and nearby by area, not
straying to far from osaka, any help on what I need would be helpful for my husband and I.
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Originally Posted by coeur 05
Mr bos-nwa I will be there for a week if this goes through, please advice me
on the best mode of transportation, should I buy 2(3 day passes) or a week
pass, I plan on just staying in the area of Osaka, taking the train from airport
to the hotel, maybe a bit of sightseeing in kyoto and nearby by area, not
straying to far from osaka, any help on what I need would be helpful for my husband and I.
on the best mode of transportation, should I buy 2(3 day passes) or a week
pass, I plan on just staying in the area of Osaka, taking the train from airport
to the hotel, maybe a bit of sightseeing in kyoto and nearby by area, not
straying to far from osaka, any help on what I need would be helpful for my husband and I.
Train fare to Kyoto is about 540 yen, to Osaka Airport is 1200 yen, all quite cheap. You may want to consider Osaka subway pass or bus pass. 3 day or a week, not expensive at all.
You should spend some $$ considering that you have saved $$$$$ on the hotel deal.
#110
Join Date: Oct 2004
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Originally Posted by FrankFlyer
The term "Executive" is as follows :
Our Executive Rooms are a premium hotel within the Hilton Tokyo. All Executive Rooms are located on our top floors, with spectacular views. The Executive Lounge offers a further oasis of peace, with discreet but attentive Guest Relations Officers. A hearty Hilton Breakfast, afternoon tea and early evening cocktails are all provided in comfort and at no extra charge for our Executive Floor guests. Free access to the Fitness Centre is another great perk
Enjoy !!
Our Executive Rooms are a premium hotel within the Hilton Tokyo. All Executive Rooms are located on our top floors, with spectacular views. The Executive Lounge offers a further oasis of peace, with discreet but attentive Guest Relations Officers. A hearty Hilton Breakfast, afternoon tea and early evening cocktails are all provided in comfort and at no extra charge for our Executive Floor guests. Free access to the Fitness Centre is another great perk
Enjoy !!
Executive Rooms are located on the 30th to 34th floors. The Executive Lounge on the 32nd floor is exclusively available for Executive Room guests, with guest relations officers offering private check-in/check-out and secretarial services. Guests also enjoy other benefits provided in the lounge such as free access to the Internet, complimentary breakfast buffet, evening hors d'oeuvres and a beverage service.
#111
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OK - who's going to test this first?
Who has the first reservation? Obviously all of us want to know how it is handled at the hotel. My first reservation isn't until March. I assume, someone must be planning to go there before then.
Billy
Billy
#112
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I can no longer find any dates in Tokyo OR Osaka as being available. The gig is up, or F/T'ers have them fully booked.
#113
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My brother will be going Dec 5th. I'll report back on his experiences.
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Just as a reminder, since i've now had to clean up the Tokyo version of this thread...
It is perfectly fine to discuss the deal itself. Posts regarding other posters, regarding trading rooms, or posts which steer this discussion off-topic will be subject to deletion. Please stick to the topic at hand and we can keep this thread open.
Thanks,
Dave, a.k.a. dmfriedman
Moderator, Mileage Run
It is perfectly fine to discuss the deal itself. Posts regarding other posters, regarding trading rooms, or posts which steer this discussion off-topic will be subject to deletion. Please stick to the topic at hand and we can keep this thread open.
Thanks,
Dave, a.k.a. dmfriedman
Moderator, Mileage Run
#115
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Yep
Originally Posted by GarySAN
I can no longer find any dates in Tokyo OR Osaka as being available. The gig is up, or F/T'ers have them fully booked.
Yep your a day late and 3 dollars short. Please Play again.
Rex
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Originally Posted by rparmfamily
Yep your a day late and 3 dollars short. Please Play again.
Rex
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Fare errors move fast, so being there at the right time is crucial. Not to forget that this Osaka error was on for a long time, at least 6 hours from the time it was discovered and posted on here. ^
#117
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Dec 9-13 / 2005
I have reservations from Dec 9-13, 2005. Anyone planning to be at the Osaka Hilton the same time? Would to nice to meet up
From the posts, it looks like this is a deal that will be honored by Expedia. Very nice ^
From the posts, it looks like this is a deal that will be honored by Expedia. Very nice ^
#118
Join Date: Jan 2005
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Originally Posted by dshih
I have reservations from Dec 9-13, 2005. Anyone planning to be at the Osaka Hilton the same time? Would to nice to meet up
From the posts, it looks like this is a deal that will be honored by Expedia. Very nice ^
From the posts, it looks like this is a deal that will be honored by Expedia. Very nice ^
#119
Join Date: Jan 2005
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According to this page from Hilton.com:
http://www.hilton.com/en/hi/hotels/m...tyhocn=OSAHITW
A limo to the hotel from the airport is only slightly more than a subway ride. This has got to be a mistake, right? (Too bad it isn't bookable... )
http://www.hilton.com/en/hi/hotels/m...tyhocn=OSAHITW
A limo to the hotel from the airport is only slightly more than a subway ride. This has got to be a mistake, right? (Too bad it isn't bookable... )
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Originally Posted by SchmutzigMSP
According to this page from Hilton.com:
http://www.hilton.com/en/hi/hotels/m...tyhocn=OSAHITW
A limo to the hotel from the airport is only slightly more than a subway ride. This has got to be a mistake, right? (Too bad it isn't bookable... )
http://www.hilton.com/en/hi/hotels/m...tyhocn=OSAHITW
A limo to the hotel from the airport is only slightly more than a subway ride. This has got to be a mistake, right? (Too bad it isn't bookable... )