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posted 01-09-2001 01:19 PM                  

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If you were going to an Prowler Event, what kind of room rate would be the most you would like to pay?

Remember, having everyone at One Hotel is very important.

$85.00 is my limit.

What is yours?

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posted 01-09-2001 01:34 PM                  

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Depends on how long. 85 bucks in N.Y. buys a tarpaper tent.
I'd go buck and a quarter for 3 days- IF the room was worth it and not just an inflated price on a Motel 6.

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From:Hester, LA. USA
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posted 01-09-2001 01:54 PM                  

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Depends on hotel, location & timing... We usally try $65 to $100 range. But, don't think it should be over $125.

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posted 01-09-2001 05:03 PM                  

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Depends on location. The Death Valey Cruise coming in March the first night in Primm is $31.56 including tax and the 2'nd and 3'rd night in Death Valley is $136.29/night including tax. If you don't stay in Death Valley it's a 3 hour drive to the closest hotel/motel at $60-90/night + tax.

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This message has been edited by CA Phil on 01-09-2001 at 05:28 PM

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posted 01-09-2001 06:41 PM                  

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The most important thing in my opinion is the value for the dollars spent. I stay at both Sheraton and Motel 6 but I try to always keep in mind what I get for my dollar. Location and time of year has much to with the price paid for the room. Simple economics, Supply and demand!

I was not happy paying $107.20 for the Crazy Horse Holiday Inn Express rooms and thought I could do better.
However, after investigating many other possibilities I have come to the conclusion that it's a very good value for the dollar.
We will be in the center of Deadwood in a one year old luxury hotel with a beautiful lobby, we will receive covered reserved parking and even a reception room for Monday night. They have been very helpful in making my planning job easier and I appreciate that. This rate is 25% off of their standard room rate during this time of year and they are normally booked full even at their standard rate.

I'm ashamed to admit that I've paid over $70.00 for Motel 6 before in a couple of locations. Motel prices have risen to new heights over the last couple of years. Even the cheap ones!

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posted 01-09-2001 10:59 PM                  

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For what its worth, I'd say $75 per nite, unless, its the honeymoon suite

Ha Honey, $107 a nite, it better be alot of bang for the buck!

OK, back to you guys - it all depends on all of the above specs.

Gary, you promise not to oversleep again? 115MPH catch up isn't wise. We'd hate to lose you, ala James Dean.

posted 01-10-2001 12:52 AM                    

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I like a decent but not too expensive place, I'd say from $40 -$60 a night.

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