You "misread"Yes, a nice thing to do and a good way to get positive publicity. I'm sure they have some good controls on it so they don't get overrun with people claiming milestones to celebrate, like happended to that English cupcake lady on Groupon..
I wish I knew the prices from way back when. We do have guests who have been coming here every year since opening.Yes, I understood the "returning" part. The article says, "The hotel charges the original room rate for returning guests celebrating a milestone."
I guess a B&B would need to have been in business a long time to make it sensible to offer this, but of course not necessarily under the same management as when the big event took place.
Glad the storm didn't get y'all, and try not to let the PITAs get (to) you either! .
My house is celebrating a century this year - the third night of a reservation is $19.12 + tax, all year long. I have no idea what a room would have been in 1912 but even I will not go that low (probably 50 cents!).Yes, I understood the "returning" part. The article says, "The hotel charges the original room rate for returning guests celebrating a milestone."
I guess a B&B would need to have been in business a long time to make it sensible to offer this, but of course not necessarily under the same management as when the big event took place.
Glad the storm didn't get y'all, and try not to let the PITAs get (to) you either! .
My house is celebrating a century this year - the third night of a reservation is $19.12 + tax, all year long. I have no idea what a room would have been in 1912 but even I will not go that low (probably 50 cents!).Yes, I understood the "returning" part. The article says, "The hotel charges the original room rate for returning guests celebrating a milestone."
I guess a B&B would need to have been in business a long time to make it sensible to offer this, but of course not necessarily under the same management as when the big event took place.
Glad the storm didn't get y'all, and try not to let the PITAs get (to) you either! .
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Cool idea!gillumhouse said:the third night of a reservation is $19.12 + tax, all year long. I have no idea what a room would have been in 1912 but even I will not go that low (probably 50 cents!).
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