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  • Do hotels generally have higher room prices for people that just walk in without a reservation?

    Posted by admin on February 21st, 2010 and filed under reservation | 2 Comments »

    My boyfriend and I are moving cross country at the end of May and I was just wondering if hotel rooms tend to be cheaper if you have a reservation than if you just walked in. Anyone have experience with this?

    There’s just no telling what price you’ll get — or if there will even be rooms available. The best thing to do, if possible, is to always choose and book a hotel room just as soon as you know that you’ll be traveling.

    Let’s say you show up to a hotel and want a room for the night. You’ve got a 50/50 chance that there’s going to actually be a room available — is that a chance you want to take?

    Now let’s say there is a room. They might give you a discount, if there are lots of rooms available at that particular time. If there’s not a lot of rooms open, they’ll probably charge you rack rate – or MORE!

    Yeah, you’ll get the ocassional front desk person who is being nice — but lots of folks that work at night don’t have the authority to give discounts, so keep that in mind.

    2 Responses

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    2. Dr. Nigel Channing Says:

      There’s just no telling what price you’ll get — or if there will even be rooms available. The best thing to do, if possible, is to always choose and book a hotel room just as soon as you know that you’ll be traveling.

      Let’s say you show up to a hotel and want a room for the night. You’ve got a 50/50 chance that there’s going to actually be a room available — is that a chance you want to take?

      Now let’s say there is a room. They might give you a discount, if there are lots of rooms available at that particular time. If there’s not a lot of rooms open, they’ll probably charge you rack rate – or MORE!

      Yeah, you’ll get the ocassional front desk person who is being nice — but lots of folks that work at night don’t have the authority to give discounts, so keep that in mind.
      References :

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