Noura C asked:


if I travel like mostly each month to a same country and do a reservation in the same hotel. I want to ask for a corporate rate in this hotel.

Ann

jimmy l asked:


help!!!!!!! looking for cheap rates on hotel in norwalk want to talk grandson swiming.

Milton

boygogo2003 asked:


What is Staff ratio , Achieved room rates and Occupancy rate in term of hotel managment?

Heather

manningsgirl85 asked:


does anyone know like the standard room rate at ho chunk casino for a day such as a saturday (i know it may cost more on that day thats why im mentioning it). just curious if anyone could answer without me having to call and be hassled. thanx!

Lucy

G O asked:


Every site I go on just wants to book a room
I am trying to see how good a hotel is, not the rates
Trying to decide between several hotels
The hotel I seem to like most is the Clarion its in Williamsville NY anyone ever stay there.

Henry

Jenson asked:


the cheaper the better. 10 for the best answer. thanks

Roberta

Jujeaux asked:


or is there bottom line that important? So $160+ a night should stand for an emergency?
Im talking about the rates for the upcoming evacuees for this season.

Amy

icy_tempest asked:


I went directly to a major hotel chain’s official website (not Priceline, Expedia, etc) to check room rates. The rate listed is OBVIOUSLY a mistake and too low to be accurate. The rooms generally go for approx $55 per night, but it is listed for the timeframe that I want to stay for $5 per night.

If I booked the reservation at this price and got a confirmation showing the total would be like $35.00 per tax for the week, would they hotel HAVE to honor that when I arrived or would they turn around and charge me the correct price?

In your opinion, would you call the hotel and find out the actual price and tell them what the website quoted or would you go ahead and make the reservation and argue the point when you got to the hotel?

My common sense tells me I should just call before making the reservation to avoid any surprises. But my cheap side wants to try to get away with the bargain of all bargains. I’m not looking for ethical right vs. wrong answers. Just looking for opinions.
…ooops.. I meant “plus tax”, not “per tax”

Hector

Anshul Sushil asked:


I am a vegetarian, and would love to have some adventure games as package of stay as well…please advise!

Paul

thatjuliagirl asked:


I was looking for a hotel on travelocity.com for downtown Fort Worth. All of the listings either say “AARP rate” or “AAA rate, must present ID” Does this mean that I could only get those rooms if I am a member of that organization? Why would they list them on travelocity if they aren’t open to everybody? Could I still get the same room but just have to pay extra since I’m not a member? I’m confused. Help!

Duane