Saturday, February 27, 2010
How much is the price of a good hotel in Caracas ? And what should a tourist do there in one week holidays?
One week? that is not enough dude!!!! take your time!!! to full enjoy Venezuela you have to visit many places this is why I sugest you to try a tour travel if there is any and I dont know the prices of all this dude it depends!!! only have in mind that if you bring enough these 鈧?or these $ you dont have to worry !!!.
What is the pros and cons of the hotel reservation system?
Hi, I have a small hotel and I am going to upgrade my hotel's system.
Does some one know how many kind of hotel reservation system in the world so far and what are their pros and cons?What is the pros and cons of the hotel reservation system?
for this type of answer you may want to contact one of the hotel chains, Marriott, Crowne Plaza, etc. and ask their customer service dept directly, they would prob be the best avenue to get accurate info for what you want to do.What is the pros and cons of the hotel reservation system?
idk
Every hotel uses a different property management system. The larger chains like Hilton may own copyrights on their systems, so definitely check with the companies. Personally I work for Hilton, and their management system is called OnQ. I think it is a great system. I can't find too many bad things about it. I worked with some people who worked for Holiday Inn and they used a system called Opera. I could find stuff in the computer, but since I was used to OnQ, I liked that more. I think it's all about preference. Look around at your options. Ultimately it is your hotel and your choice! Start with Google-ing hotel property management systems and see where it leads you. It sounds like a bunch of fun to me. Good luck!
Does some one know how many kind of hotel reservation system in the world so far and what are their pros and cons?What is the pros and cons of the hotel reservation system?
for this type of answer you may want to contact one of the hotel chains, Marriott, Crowne Plaza, etc. and ask their customer service dept directly, they would prob be the best avenue to get accurate info for what you want to do.What is the pros and cons of the hotel reservation system?
idk
Every hotel uses a different property management system. The larger chains like Hilton may own copyrights on their systems, so definitely check with the companies. Personally I work for Hilton, and their management system is called OnQ. I think it is a great system. I can't find too many bad things about it. I worked with some people who worked for Holiday Inn and they used a system called Opera. I could find stuff in the computer, but since I was used to OnQ, I liked that more. I think it's all about preference. Look around at your options. Ultimately it is your hotel and your choice! Start with Google-ing hotel property management systems and see where it leads you. It sounds like a bunch of fun to me. Good luck!
Which hotel did they stay in the Bachelor where they could see the washington monument out the window?
My boyfriend and I go to school in DC and would love a nice hotel like that for our anniversary and would love a place like that for our anniversary! Please post if you know which hotel.Which hotel did they stay in the Bachelor where they could see the washington monument out the window?
I can't think of any hotels that would give you such a view, except maybe the J. Willard Marriott on 14th Street near Freedom Plaza. And you'd want a pretty high floor. I can tell you that you can get an okay view of the 4th of July fireworks from Freedom Plaza.
For all we know, they were faking the view.Which hotel did they stay in the Bachelor where they could see the washington monument out the window?
hi friend,
the best way is to contact hotel planned website to book your hotel at ur desired in washintoon dc otherwise you may get confuse in finding hotels.it so comfortable and affordable with good customer support.they will guide you for everything as i have good experice to get hotel here with my friend and most of people get done through this way just click here will take you to your desired http://www.jdoqocy.com/click-3048582-103...
best of luck!
I can't think of any hotels that would give you such a view, except maybe the J. Willard Marriott on 14th Street near Freedom Plaza. And you'd want a pretty high floor. I can tell you that you can get an okay view of the 4th of July fireworks from Freedom Plaza.
For all we know, they were faking the view.Which hotel did they stay in the Bachelor where they could see the washington monument out the window?
hi friend,
the best way is to contact hotel planned website to book your hotel at ur desired in washintoon dc otherwise you may get confuse in finding hotels.it so comfortable and affordable with good customer support.they will guide you for everything as i have good experice to get hotel here with my friend and most of people get done through this way just click here will take you to your desired http://www.jdoqocy.com/click-3048582-103...
best of luck!
Can my family of 6 stay in a hotel room with a 5 guest occupancy?
My family would like to visit Universal Studios Florida this summer and stay in a kidsuite in one of the onsite hotels. There is a five guest limit, but my husband and I have four young children who must sleep in the room with us. Can we still bring them along? Will the hotel allow this? Any suggestions?Can my family of 6 stay in a hotel room with a 5 guest occupancy?
if they don't, I just would not tell how many people there are. I have often just not told... unless you have to walk by the front desk to get to your room, you dont' have to say. A family should be able to get one room. It is not like you are sneaking another adult in or a pet. I would call ahead though, without saying who you are and just inquire.Can my family of 6 stay in a hotel room with a 5 guest occupancy?
If the sizes of the beds will accommodate your family, I wouldn't even mention to them that you are exceeding the limit. It won't be noticed.
You may need to clarify what you mean because if I understand correctly you have already stated you know that only 5 can occupy the room but you want to have it be 6. There are laws in regards to this - not so the resorts ';can make a buck'; seriously, just get two rooms that adjoin and keep the connecting door open or rent a room that is large enough to accomodate all of you-there are several suites in the area.
they love to do that so they can charge extra for the 4th kid
Yeah they have no reason not to allow it!
lol hell ya if u want u can sneek in one of ur kids lol
Just dont have everyone walk in at the same time they wont notice, i stood in a room for 6 people with 9 people all togther for a week and we never got caught
When making reservations, ask if 6 can stay in one room. Usually, the hotel accommodates, for an extra fee for an additional person. Enjoy your vacation!
well. the hotel will not allow it..
butt my family all goes to Florida every year.and we drive so on the way there and home we stay in hotels.. and we have put more then 6 in a room. you just don't tell the hotel you have 6 people. if you choose to, you will have to pay a extra fine! which is normally pretty expensive!
Hope that helped you out!
They might charge you an extra fee. they might make you rent a cot or something. If they are young kids, they might not even do that. Just ask. they will likely accomodate you. they certainly don't want to lose business!
You may have to pay an extra price but if the children are very young, they may not include them in the occupancy.
Just stick the kid in the bag, and play dumb
As someone said, room limits are due to fire codes, not to hotel policies...
The possibility exists that a 6th would be legal if it is an infant.
Odds of them making you 'get another room on the spot' would be reduced in the summer since they could be sold out and not have another room available.
The ability to get away with it would be based on how the enforcement is down there. Since Florida has no income tax for it's residents, they get a good bit of their revenue from the sales %26amp; resort taxes that come from hotel rooms, so the state might be very inclined to be big on enforcing this, with perhaps increased emphasis on the higher profile resorts rather than the various 'stop %26amp; snore' places that litter International Drive %26amp; Rt. 192.
I would give them a call and check. It may depend on the age of the children. Most likely they will allow it, but check before you make the reservation.
actually you should follow the maximum occupancy the hotel sets out for the room type. it is fire code to only allow a certain amount of people in a room. you can try it but they will most likely make you pay for a 2nd room if they figure it out. you can get 2 rooms that have a connecting door that will allow you to enter into the 2nd room with out going into the hallway.
hope this helps.
they want your $$$$$$
bring whomever you want.
Call the hotel and ask them - I think most hotels don't count children under a certain age.
Personally, if you just check in as 5 people, and bring the little kid, they shouldn't notice. If you keep them under control they shouldn't be checking on you, so they shouldn't find out. That's the way most people do it.
If you're worried, call the hotel and just ask questions, without giving out your information. That way if they say ';no'; you can still ';cheat'; since they won't know who called.
good luck!Electric Bicycle
if they don't, I just would not tell how many people there are. I have often just not told... unless you have to walk by the front desk to get to your room, you dont' have to say. A family should be able to get one room. It is not like you are sneaking another adult in or a pet. I would call ahead though, without saying who you are and just inquire.Can my family of 6 stay in a hotel room with a 5 guest occupancy?
If the sizes of the beds will accommodate your family, I wouldn't even mention to them that you are exceeding the limit. It won't be noticed.
You may need to clarify what you mean because if I understand correctly you have already stated you know that only 5 can occupy the room but you want to have it be 6. There are laws in regards to this - not so the resorts ';can make a buck'; seriously, just get two rooms that adjoin and keep the connecting door open or rent a room that is large enough to accomodate all of you-there are several suites in the area.
they love to do that so they can charge extra for the 4th kid
Yeah they have no reason not to allow it!
lol hell ya if u want u can sneek in one of ur kids lol
Just dont have everyone walk in at the same time they wont notice, i stood in a room for 6 people with 9 people all togther for a week and we never got caught
When making reservations, ask if 6 can stay in one room. Usually, the hotel accommodates, for an extra fee for an additional person. Enjoy your vacation!
well. the hotel will not allow it..
butt my family all goes to Florida every year.and we drive so on the way there and home we stay in hotels.. and we have put more then 6 in a room. you just don't tell the hotel you have 6 people. if you choose to, you will have to pay a extra fine! which is normally pretty expensive!
Hope that helped you out!
They might charge you an extra fee. they might make you rent a cot or something. If they are young kids, they might not even do that. Just ask. they will likely accomodate you. they certainly don't want to lose business!
You may have to pay an extra price but if the children are very young, they may not include them in the occupancy.
Just stick the kid in the bag, and play dumb
As someone said, room limits are due to fire codes, not to hotel policies...
The possibility exists that a 6th would be legal if it is an infant.
Odds of them making you 'get another room on the spot' would be reduced in the summer since they could be sold out and not have another room available.
The ability to get away with it would be based on how the enforcement is down there. Since Florida has no income tax for it's residents, they get a good bit of their revenue from the sales %26amp; resort taxes that come from hotel rooms, so the state might be very inclined to be big on enforcing this, with perhaps increased emphasis on the higher profile resorts rather than the various 'stop %26amp; snore' places that litter International Drive %26amp; Rt. 192.
I would give them a call and check. It may depend on the age of the children. Most likely they will allow it, but check before you make the reservation.
actually you should follow the maximum occupancy the hotel sets out for the room type. it is fire code to only allow a certain amount of people in a room. you can try it but they will most likely make you pay for a 2nd room if they figure it out. you can get 2 rooms that have a connecting door that will allow you to enter into the 2nd room with out going into the hallway.
hope this helps.
they want your $$$$$$
bring whomever you want.
Call the hotel and ask them - I think most hotels don't count children under a certain age.
Personally, if you just check in as 5 people, and bring the little kid, they shouldn't notice. If you keep them under control they shouldn't be checking on you, so they shouldn't find out. That's the way most people do it.
If you're worried, call the hotel and just ask questions, without giving out your information. That way if they say ';no'; you can still ';cheat'; since they won't know who called.
good luck!
How to determine number of star for a hotel?
We always know about hotel. 1 star hotel, 2 star hotel, 3 star hotel and above.
But how to determine star to hotel?
1 star hotel? What is the criteria?
2 star hotel? What make it got two?How to determine number of star for a hotel?
The higher the star rating the better the hotel...however, a four star rating (the best) doesn't always mean the same thing. Depends on the country. The criteria is different for every country. A four star rating in say the U.S. could be a luxury hotel with all the amenities but a four star say in Mexico (just an example) could be it is just a basic room.
But how to determine star to hotel?
1 star hotel? What is the criteria?
2 star hotel? What make it got two?How to determine number of star for a hotel?
The higher the star rating the better the hotel...however, a four star rating (the best) doesn't always mean the same thing. Depends on the country. The criteria is different for every country. A four star rating in say the U.S. could be a luxury hotel with all the amenities but a four star say in Mexico (just an example) could be it is just a basic room.
What hotel on the Vegas Strip would be the best to stay at?
It's for our honeymoon but we also are trying not to spend a fortune. Any ideas?What hotel on the Vegas Strip would be the best to stay at?
The prices really climb on week ends. So if you are going mid week you'll get some good deals.
If you want to save a little, try looking at hotels off the strip. They will be a lot less expensive and then you can just take a cab to the strip. Very often they might have shuttles. The Key Largo is a mile off the strip. It is not a luxury place, but it is clean and you'd save money.
Another off strip option is to try downtown. Look up rates for the Golden Nugget or Lady luck. They arn't as nice as the strip, but they are more historic and downtown can be fun.
If you must be on the strip then I'd pick either MGM, New York, New York, Bellagio, Paris, Caeser's Palace, Mirage, Venice, The Hilton, Harrahs or Montego Bay. A room is a room. Shop around and see what kind of deal you can get. The above hotels I named all have access to monorails between casinos and they are all big and right smack dab on the strip.What hotel on the Vegas Strip would be the best to stay at?
My husband and I just got back from Las Vegas. We stayed at the Luxor because I have always wanted to stay there. The problem was that it is so far away from the rest of the casinos. We decided that next time we go, we will stay somewhere in the center of the strip. The Mirage had a great location, beautiful casino, and was well priced. That is where we decided to stay next time. If you want something romantic try the Venetian or the Palazzo, they are going to cost more though. Congrats on your marriage!
It all depends on when your going. For example, if there is a convention or large group staying at the MGM all the rooms in that area of the strip will be much higher than usual. Also if it is a holiday weekend you will spend more too.
For the money my favorite hotel on the strip if the MGM. It may be slightly higher than some other hotels but it is worth the money. Another good choice is Treasure Island. It is not as nice of a hotel and has a much smaller pool but it is cheaper and in a good location.
Your best bet is to go to websites like expedia.com and hotels.com and see the rates. Once you find a good rate you can go to the hotels website directly and book there. By booking at the hotel directly (for the most part) you have the option of canceling up to 48 hours before your trip. This way you can cancel if you find a better deal somewhere else.
Even after you book keep checking that hotel and others to see if the rate has dropped. Room rate change daily both higher and lower so keep and eye on them. My wife and I have a trip booked in June and I have change the room reservation over 4 times with each time saving over $20 a night.
Also if you go to the hotels website and sign up for email deals you will get offers emailed to you from time to time.
Try the Riviera. I stayed there its quite nice but its at the top of the Strip. Try The Luxor aparently its quite affordable about 100 per night + the fact that its a massive pyramid hehe right by the main hotels and casinos and also shopping Take a look on google and type in Las Vegas Accomodation and you should be able to find something suitable.
Avoid:
Tropicana
Imperial Palace
Excalibur
Circus Circus
Ballys
Sahara
Stratosphere
Casino Royale
Flamingo
NYNY
Harrah's
Riviera
Bills
On the fence:
Luxor
Planet Hollywood
Consider:
MGM
Mandalay Bay and The Hotel
Four Seasons
TI
Bellagio
Wynn
Palazzo
Paris
Mirage
Venetian
CP
Monte Carlo
You should be able to get great rates on MGM, Mirage, TI and MC in the summer time. Not sure what your price range is but even at the top end properties, you should be able to secure nights under $200 on the weekdays. Trust me you don't want to tell people you stayed at the Imperial Palace for your honeymoon. Do some searching around for vegas promo codes (fatwallet.com) and you will find the bext mix of appropriate hotel class and affordable nights. Have a great time!
Well after living in Vegas for a while, I have had the opportunity to say at many of the hotels on and off the strip. My favorite has been the Wynn and the rooms at Bellagio, but if you are looking for something more affordable then maybe try the Mirage (all rooms are being remodeled) or the MGM Grand (super comfy beds and really nice rooms). Good Luck!
I think that you need to be very careful here when looking for a nice hotel for memorable event rather than a cheap bargain. I noticed someone has posted Imperial Palace sure its good location and cheap but believe me you don鈥檛 want to have your honeymoon here. It is still possible to get a really nice decent hotel for a good price and do that for your honeymoon and then get the real cheap deal on your next trip.
We stayed our honeymoon at Mirage and it was quite simply perfect we got a good deal and stayed at MGM Grand with some money left over from our wedding this code is probably the best price you can get for Mirage and we have booked using this for Xmas
https://reservations.mgmmirage.com/booki鈥?/a>
or a premium view here but more expensive
https://reservations.mgmmirage.com/booki鈥?/a>
We usually book the cheapest room we can get and use the $20 trick see link below at check in and this works a treat at Mirage.
http://vegasuncovered.wordpress.com/2007鈥?/a>
Good luck and congratulations
Simon
We just celebrated our anniversary in Vegas a few weeks ago. We stayed at the Venetian and got a great rate - about $200 a night. It was cheaper than Caesars, Bellagio, Mirage, and MGM, which were some others we considered. I did a lot of hunting for that rate, and can't remember where I found it.
All of the rooms are suites at the Venetian, and it is a really nice place.
The Deluxe rooms at Bally's are nice and would most likely be less expensive the Mirage. Flamingo and Harrah's are more central but rooms can be iffy. Some are very nice and some are small and tired.
Can't say about the Imperial Palace. I check into a King Deluxe Suite there on Sunday June 1 for 10 days.
Congratulations on your marriage and best wishes for your feature.
Bev
I would choose the Mirage or Planet Hollywood. Both are mid-priced, both are newly remodeled, and both are really in the ';center'; of the strip.
I live in LV and Planet Hollywood is my favorite on the strip.. I've been dying to stay there!
There are great moderately priced hotels on the strip. My recommondations are:
Luxor, MGM, Venetian, Bellagio, NYNY, Monte Carlo, Treasure Island, Aladdin, or Caesars.
Try www.hotwire.com and you can usually get good deals at the last minute.
Imperial Palace is great if you're not looking to spend a lot. It is a nice hotel and is centrally located on the Strip.
It really depends on what kind of experience you are looking for. I suggest doing some rate comparisions and checking things out here http://www.bestofvegas.com/hotels/
Have fun!
The prices really climb on week ends. So if you are going mid week you'll get some good deals.
If you want to save a little, try looking at hotels off the strip. They will be a lot less expensive and then you can just take a cab to the strip. Very often they might have shuttles. The Key Largo is a mile off the strip. It is not a luxury place, but it is clean and you'd save money.
Another off strip option is to try downtown. Look up rates for the Golden Nugget or Lady luck. They arn't as nice as the strip, but they are more historic and downtown can be fun.
If you must be on the strip then I'd pick either MGM, New York, New York, Bellagio, Paris, Caeser's Palace, Mirage, Venice, The Hilton, Harrahs or Montego Bay. A room is a room. Shop around and see what kind of deal you can get. The above hotels I named all have access to monorails between casinos and they are all big and right smack dab on the strip.What hotel on the Vegas Strip would be the best to stay at?
My husband and I just got back from Las Vegas. We stayed at the Luxor because I have always wanted to stay there. The problem was that it is so far away from the rest of the casinos. We decided that next time we go, we will stay somewhere in the center of the strip. The Mirage had a great location, beautiful casino, and was well priced. That is where we decided to stay next time. If you want something romantic try the Venetian or the Palazzo, they are going to cost more though. Congrats on your marriage!
It all depends on when your going. For example, if there is a convention or large group staying at the MGM all the rooms in that area of the strip will be much higher than usual. Also if it is a holiday weekend you will spend more too.
For the money my favorite hotel on the strip if the MGM. It may be slightly higher than some other hotels but it is worth the money. Another good choice is Treasure Island. It is not as nice of a hotel and has a much smaller pool but it is cheaper and in a good location.
Your best bet is to go to websites like expedia.com and hotels.com and see the rates. Once you find a good rate you can go to the hotels website directly and book there. By booking at the hotel directly (for the most part) you have the option of canceling up to 48 hours before your trip. This way you can cancel if you find a better deal somewhere else.
Even after you book keep checking that hotel and others to see if the rate has dropped. Room rate change daily both higher and lower so keep and eye on them. My wife and I have a trip booked in June and I have change the room reservation over 4 times with each time saving over $20 a night.
Also if you go to the hotels website and sign up for email deals you will get offers emailed to you from time to time.
Try the Riviera. I stayed there its quite nice but its at the top of the Strip. Try The Luxor aparently its quite affordable about 100 per night + the fact that its a massive pyramid hehe right by the main hotels and casinos and also shopping Take a look on google and type in Las Vegas Accomodation and you should be able to find something suitable.
Avoid:
Tropicana
Imperial Palace
Excalibur
Circus Circus
Ballys
Sahara
Stratosphere
Casino Royale
Flamingo
NYNY
Harrah's
Riviera
Bills
On the fence:
Luxor
Planet Hollywood
Consider:
MGM
Mandalay Bay and The Hotel
Four Seasons
TI
Bellagio
Wynn
Palazzo
Paris
Mirage
Venetian
CP
Monte Carlo
You should be able to get great rates on MGM, Mirage, TI and MC in the summer time. Not sure what your price range is but even at the top end properties, you should be able to secure nights under $200 on the weekdays. Trust me you don't want to tell people you stayed at the Imperial Palace for your honeymoon. Do some searching around for vegas promo codes (fatwallet.com) and you will find the bext mix of appropriate hotel class and affordable nights. Have a great time!
Well after living in Vegas for a while, I have had the opportunity to say at many of the hotels on and off the strip. My favorite has been the Wynn and the rooms at Bellagio, but if you are looking for something more affordable then maybe try the Mirage (all rooms are being remodeled) or the MGM Grand (super comfy beds and really nice rooms). Good Luck!
I think that you need to be very careful here when looking for a nice hotel for memorable event rather than a cheap bargain. I noticed someone has posted Imperial Palace sure its good location and cheap but believe me you don鈥檛 want to have your honeymoon here. It is still possible to get a really nice decent hotel for a good price and do that for your honeymoon and then get the real cheap deal on your next trip.
We stayed our honeymoon at Mirage and it was quite simply perfect we got a good deal and stayed at MGM Grand with some money left over from our wedding this code is probably the best price you can get for Mirage and we have booked using this for Xmas
https://reservations.mgmmirage.com/booki鈥?/a>
or a premium view here but more expensive
https://reservations.mgmmirage.com/booki鈥?/a>
We usually book the cheapest room we can get and use the $20 trick see link below at check in and this works a treat at Mirage.
http://vegasuncovered.wordpress.com/2007鈥?/a>
Good luck and congratulations
Simon
We just celebrated our anniversary in Vegas a few weeks ago. We stayed at the Venetian and got a great rate - about $200 a night. It was cheaper than Caesars, Bellagio, Mirage, and MGM, which were some others we considered. I did a lot of hunting for that rate, and can't remember where I found it.
All of the rooms are suites at the Venetian, and it is a really nice place.
The Deluxe rooms at Bally's are nice and would most likely be less expensive the Mirage. Flamingo and Harrah's are more central but rooms can be iffy. Some are very nice and some are small and tired.
Can't say about the Imperial Palace. I check into a King Deluxe Suite there on Sunday June 1 for 10 days.
Congratulations on your marriage and best wishes for your feature.
Bev
I would choose the Mirage or Planet Hollywood. Both are mid-priced, both are newly remodeled, and both are really in the ';center'; of the strip.
I live in LV and Planet Hollywood is my favorite on the strip.. I've been dying to stay there!
There are great moderately priced hotels on the strip. My recommondations are:
Luxor, MGM, Venetian, Bellagio, NYNY, Monte Carlo, Treasure Island, Aladdin, or Caesars.
Try www.hotwire.com and you can usually get good deals at the last minute.
Imperial Palace is great if you're not looking to spend a lot. It is a nice hotel and is centrally located on the Strip.
It really depends on what kind of experience you are looking for. I suggest doing some rate comparisions and checking things out here http://www.bestofvegas.com/hotels/
Have fun!
What's the most reliable site to find hotel deals and promo codes?
I've looked through expedia and orbitz, but neither of them are convincing me that they're giving me the best deals (although they claim to), can someone help me out? Thanks very much aheadWhat's the most reliable site to find hotel deals and promo codes?
The best site for hotel deals and promo codes is http://gr8deals2buy.com
The best site for hotel deals and promo codes is http://gr8deals2buy.com
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