Are you using something like booking.com or trivago to search? If so, the hotels may not be booked out... Most hotels only allocate a small % of rooms to sites like these and it may just be that the allocation is sold out. Try contacting the hotels directly... Sometimes you'll even get a better deal! |
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"Are you using something like booking.com or trivago to search? If so, the hotels may not be booked out... Most hotels only allocate a small % of rooms to sites like these and it may just be that the allocation is sold out. Try contacting the hotels directly... Sometimes you'll even get a better deal! "
I use booking .com all the time and usually get great deals. |
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"Are you using something like booking.com or trivago to search? If so, the hotels may not be booked out... Most hotels only allocate a small % of rooms to sites like these and it may just be that the allocation is sold out. Try contacting the hotels directly... Sometimes you'll even get a better deal!
I use booking .com all the time and usually get great deals."
Try skyscanner.ie pick hotels will usually send you to booking.com but with better prices |
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"Are you using something like booking.com or trivago to search? If so, the hotels may not be booked out... Most hotels only allocate a small % of rooms to sites like these and it may just be that the allocation is sold out. Try contacting the hotels directly... Sometimes you'll even get a better deal!
I use booking .com all the time and usually get great deals."
So do I.. But I also know that when booking.com says a hotel is sold out, it just means the 5 or 10 rooms the hotel allocated to booking.com have sold out... They may actually have lots of rooms still available directly through the hotel, and if you're booking for tonight and they've plenty of unallocated rooms left to sell, you might even get your room that little bit cheaper |
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So just priced room for tonight in athlone. The Sheraton is offering a twin room without breakfast for €499? Wtf!
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Nothing special on in Athlone this week. If you have a car try Hodson Bay. Or feeling generous, try Wineport. Or the one at Kilmartin roundabout, €55 a night, loads of rooms. |
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So just priced room for tonight in athlone. The Sheraton is offering a twin room without breakfast for €499? Wtf!
Nothing special on in Athlone this week. If you have a car try Hodson Bay. Or feeling generous, try Wineport. Or the one at Kilmartin roundabout, €55 a night, loads of rooms. "
Have stayed in the Hodson before it's my favorite place. Can just chill out |
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"Www.dayuse.com.
Some fantastic deals AND great for booking for a day meet. "
Wasn't looking for a day meet or a meet. Was treating myself to a night away but not at €499 |
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"Www.dayuse.com.
Some fantastic deals AND great for booking for a day meet.
Wasn't looking for a day meet or a meet. Was treating myself to a night away but not at €499 "
Ur better off ringing up the Hudson bay |
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"Are you using something like booking.com or trivago to search? If so, the hotels may not be booked out... Most hotels only allocate a small % of rooms to sites like these and it may just be that the allocation is sold out. Try contacting the hotels directly... Sometimes you'll even get a better deal!
I use booking .com all the time and usually get great deals.
So do I.. But I also know that when booking.com says a hotel is sold out, it just means the 5 or 10 rooms the hotel allocated to booking.com have sold out... They may actually have lots of rooms still available directly through the hotel, and if you're booking for tonight and they've plenty of unallocated rooms left to sell, you might even get your room that little bit cheaper"
You sound you where once in the trade or maybe still is
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