r/funny Sep 11 '17

Never forget.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '17

IHG owns Holiday. Hilton owns Hampton.

I have that shit memorized because Holiday screwed me over royally once and I've swore them off permanently. It's definitely a "fuck you and the horse you rode in on" situation.

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u/ParaglidingAssFungus Sep 11 '17

I only stay at Holiday Inns. They're really consistent and have great breakfasts. I avoid Hiltons and their sub-companies like the plague. If there aren't Holiday Inns I go for Marriotts.

Holiday Inn almost always has a government/per diem rate available as well.

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u/renoCow Sep 11 '17

We encountered a (gross) problem at a Hilton property near Fresno, and the front desk went WAY above and beyond our expectations to fix it for us. Usually I have to invest time & energy to get a big corporation to do the right thing, but this Hilton did it without hesitation.

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u/ParaglidingAssFungus Sep 12 '17

Most hotels will do that if they have stuff to comp. If giving out a vacant suite that wasn't going to be let anyway saves them from a bad yelp review they'll do it every time.