Definition of *wood abbreviation (ROH)?
Jun 16, 2007 | 5:45 am
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Definition of *wood abbreviation (ROH)?
I recently booked a 1 night stay at the Westin Bonaventure in LA through a online 3rd party site 'GTA Hotels' with a great rate of £49. It was listed as the Westin Bonaventure (Pre / Post Roh).
Can anyone tell me what the (Pre / Post Roh) means?
I have booked through GTA before at the Westin Calgary and everything was fine but this name thing has me intrigued. (Although I am sure its purpose with not be anything exciting!)
Can anyone tell me what the (Pre / Post Roh) means?
I have booked through GTA before at the Westin Calgary and everything was fine but this name thing has me intrigued. (Although I am sure its purpose with not be anything exciting!)
Last edited by tim1966; Jun 16, 2007 at 7:03 am Reason: Edited for dreadful typing mistakes :o)
Jun 16, 2007 | 6:38 am
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I recently booked a 1 night stay at the Westin Bonaventure in LA through a online 3rd party site 'GTA Hotels' with a great rate of 49. It was listed as the Westin Bonaventure (Pre / Post Roh).
Can any tell me what the (Pre / Post Roh) means?
I have booked through GTA befoer at the Westin Calgary and everything was fine but this name thing has me intrigued. (Although I am sure its purpose with not be anything exciting!)
Can any tell me what the (Pre / Post Roh) means?
I have booked through GTA befoer at the Westin Calgary and everything was fine but this name thing has me intrigued. (Although I am sure its purpose with not be anything exciting!)
Jun 16, 2007 | 9:36 am
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Pre/Post Run of the House (R O H) (room type tbd upon your arrival).
Jun 19, 2007 | 10:22 pm
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Thanks ldsant for the explanation for this member. ROH is one of those acronyms that can fool even the most experienced traveler sometime.
If you don't mind, I'll submit it for inclusion in the FlyerTalk glossary since it appears to be missing from there.
If any of our members see other acronymsd like this which are missing from our glossary, please feel free to send the suggestions along to me or any other moderator for consideration.
For our other members, the "glossary" link is located under the "Help" menu at the top right of each page.
Thank you.
If you don't mind, I'll submit it for inclusion in the FlyerTalk glossary since it appears to be missing from there.
If any of our members see other acronymsd like this which are missing from our glossary, please feel free to send the suggestions along to me or any other moderator for consideration.
For our other members, the "glossary" link is located under the "Help" menu at the top right of each page.
Thank you.