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over a year ago
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I think in Dublin in particular the inflated hotel prices have a lot to with the fact that the city council house many people in hotel rooms paid for courtesy of us the taxpayer.im led to believe this will now change as the council has changed how it deems to house citizens and no longer will hotel dwelling “homeless” be afforded a bump to the top of the housing list , this should see a decrease in those declaring themselves homeless in hotels and should free up hotel rooms for their normal purpose |
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By *aid back OP Man
over a year ago
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"I think in Dublin in particular the inflated hotel prices have a lot to with the fact that the city council house many people in hotel rooms paid for courtesy of us the taxpayer.im led to believe this will now change as the council has changed how it deems to house citizens and no longer will hotel dwelling “homeless” be afforded a bump to the top of the housing list , this should see a decrease in those declaring themselves homeless in hotels and should free up hotel rooms for their normal purpose "
I think you might be right a lot of hotels are being used to house people |
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"I think in Dublin in particular the inflated hotel prices have a lot to with the fact that the city council house many people in hotel rooms paid for courtesy of us the taxpayer.im led to believe this will now change as the council has changed how it deems to house citizens and no longer will hotel dwelling “homeless” be afforded a bump to the top of the housing list , this should see a decrease in those declaring themselves homeless in hotels and should free up hotel rooms for their normal purpose "
It's not just Dublin. Cork prices have gone crazy too.
Expensive hobby this swinging malarkey |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Has anyone else noticed that the price has been creeping up across the board to near boom time prices. "
We switched from booking.com to hotels.com, simply for their reward card system. Book ten nights using hotels.com and they give you the average cost of the ten nights against your next booking. You'd be surprised how quickly you get up to ten nights. |
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We recently booked into Grafton Street's Travelodge Hotel. We were charged €175 for what we'd only describe as a box room, there was no breakfast included in this price. Total rip off. I think airbnb is the only way to go from now on. |
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We switched from booking.com to hotels.com, simply for their reward card system. Book ten nights using hotels.com and they give you the average cost of the ten nights against your next booking. You'd be surprised how quickly you get up to ten nights. "
I hadn't heard of this site before. The one night free is certainly a benefit. Especially if work pay for the 10! |
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"Has anyone else noticed that the price has been creeping up across the board to near boom time prices.
We switched from booking.com to hotels.com, simply for their reward card system. Book ten nights using hotels.com and they give you the average cost of the ten nights against your next booking. You'd be surprised how quickly you get up to ten nights. "
Never knew this existed, sounds good as I use hotels alot  |
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"When Sweets comes to me in Dublin I shop around. We get an apartment for the same price as a box room hotel! "
Definitely the best but unfortunately all apartments we gone on the dates we were staying in Dublin. We now know to book well in advance |
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Sites like dealrush are handy... there are so many hotels and holiday cottages around the country on it that its pretty easy to snap up a deal for wherever you're planning to go. Booking.com also have a rewards system if you're booking through them |
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By *j47Man
over a year ago
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"Sites like dealrush are handy... there are so many hotels and holiday cottages around the country on it that its pretty easy to snap up a deal for wherever you're planning to go. Booking.com also have a rewards system if you're booking through them "
Had to book a night in London this week so I opened my app and done so to receive a free gift of an Explorer pass from booking.com,giving free access to all the major attractions 
Fookers must have seem my flight schedule we flew in on the tea time flight and our again on the afternoon flight the following day they knew when to give me a free ride alright when I couldn't use it
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