| Just to chip in…this has been the hardest IETF to get workable rooms at, for me — as in, rooms that will pass the bean-counter sniff-test, as well as the manager sniff-test.
Arriving and leaving Saturday, and staying anywhere near the IETF hotel, would have set me back $300+/night, it seemed, which unquestionably would have been conductive to a conclusion of “that much, on Hawaii - no way we’re paying for what clearly is his vacation!"
So I am looking forward to daily 30min walks to/from the venue. And, probably, to sharing room with a colleague.
Can we go back to Minneapolis in March, please?
Or, for that matter, to any other place which does not raise the “work-or-vacation?” suspicion.
Thomas Hi,
>I managed to book Sat to Sat using a mixture of corporate and ietf bookings although the corporate >rate was somewhat higher.
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>What is unusual and somewhat irritating is that there is no recommended alternate if the main hotel is >booked.
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>I also wonder how many room changes will be needed.
If the room type is the same, and you let them know in advance, I think you should be able to keep the same room. At the Taipei IETF, I had 3 different bookings at the hotel where I stayed, but didn't have to change room :) Regards, Christer
On 25/08/2014 08:36, Murray S. Kucherawy wrote:
I was just able to get a Tapa Resort view room with two double beds as my only option, at $235/night, though our block was supposed to be $50/night cheaper. I could only get it Saturday through Saturday as well.
Ticket opened with the Secretariat. -MSK
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