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Question for Miami residents?
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| stringfelowhawk |
| So I get a call from the Dorchester yesterday and apparently they somehow overbooked their hotel by 40 rooms. I booked back in January and even called the hotel itself about a month ago to confirm my and my friends rooms. They said everything was good to go and then they call a week before we get there and tell us we don't have a room. They offered rooms at the Traymore on 24th (which is $129/night) or the Days Inn on 42nd (cheap but that location). I would accept the Traymore if they compensated the price difference between the price we agreed to pay with them (which would be about $50/night) but they made it sound like they weren't gonna do that. What do you guys suggest as a response to this situation? I'm about to get rowdy with these people. |
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| Starfox |
play evil on them.
they must pay!
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| LiquidX |
| - I would scared them with SUING or something, dont know, thats just violating your rights,you could sue their ass to bankrupcy.. jeez Im pissed about it just by thinking of that.. :whip: |
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| Michael Warren |
| talk to the hotel manager, i work for a travel agency and i know what htls can and cannot due, try not to be rude but be stern. |
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