Craig Karmin
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first heard Aug 2021
last heard Aug 2021
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A lot of this will depend on how well hotel owners can educate the guests saying, we're cutting your room rate by X percent.
And then anything you want is yours for the taking.
We're just going to charge you for it.
Yeah.
So you would book a hotel like you would book any other hotel through the company's website or through an online travel agent.
And the idea is that you would be getting a lower price than the hotel would have charged otherwise.
Now, it's not very clear how much lower because hotel prices are constantly moving up and down depending on the
day of the week, the time of the year, how many guests have booked, and so on.
But you would get a lower rate.
Then when you get to the hotel, most of the amenities and services would be charged to you individually.
So if you went out to the pool, you would have to pay an admission fee.
You'd probably get some sort of green band or something.
When you went for breakfast, there wouldn't be an all-you-can-eat buffet.
You would sit down and you would get a bill at the end.
If you want an early check-in, sometimes you can, sometimes you can't at most hotels.
Under this pricing model, you can get an early check-in whenever you want, but it'll cost you about $25.
Same for a late checkout.
I think they vary a lot depending on the hotel owner as well as the type of property.
And I should note that this is done primarily at sort of mid-level to slightly upper-level hotels.
The big luxury hotels are still going to charge you a very hefty room rate and still basically comp you on all these services and amenities as they always have.
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