Rooms Available at Host Hotel for Chicago Seminars | Frugal Travel Guy

Rooms Available at Host Hotel for Chicago Seminars

October 12, 2012 - Howie

If you’re attending the Chicago Seminars this weekend and would like a room at host hotel some rooms have opened up.

Simply give them a call to secure one. Unfortunately if you’re not registered already we’re at capacity and cannot accommodate additional registrants.

MLYLKKY

Being this is a frugal website, I disagree with the specialty restuarants idea. I have been on 10 cruises and had some average meals and some exceptional meals from regular dining. So why would i pay an extra $20-30 per person per meal when I already get free meals with great service.
Cruises are my most favorite way to travel, waking up in a new place every day, with meals, lodging and some entertainment for $40-$60 per day. I always go for the “BIG BARGAIN ” cruises.
I have found booking at least a year in advance or in the last 45 days before sail date usually gets you the best prices.
Bernie

yes some rooms have opened up because some people have been unable to attend the seminars. Simple math. It would have been nice to allow those that could not make it to transfer their ticket instead. And those now attending would end up using those rooms..

But really, you can’t be bothered to be accommodating, I guess

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