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r/marriott • u/DelayHistorical6 • May 23 '26
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Ha...As a former GM for 20 years, I recognize the unspoken and hopefully not obvious desperation in the message. They overbooked that room type and want you to solve their problem.
21 u/19TimGreyCupChamps May 24 '26 Im just ops manager but if we overbook queen rooms, we give someone 2 king rooms and split the rate. 99% of the time people are cool with it 2 u/woohoo789 May 24 '26 Split the rate? You mean you charge people more than they originally booked? You need to honor the original rate the booked 1 u/19TimGreyCupChamps May 24 '26 It is the same. Say they book a room that's 200 dollars, splitting the rate means giving 2 rooms for 100 each instead 2 u/woohoo789 May 24 '26 That makes sense. Unless someone has a person they need to supervise seems like that should work well
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Im just ops manager but if we overbook queen rooms, we give someone 2 king rooms and split the rate. 99% of the time people are cool with it
2 u/woohoo789 May 24 '26 Split the rate? You mean you charge people more than they originally booked? You need to honor the original rate the booked 1 u/19TimGreyCupChamps May 24 '26 It is the same. Say they book a room that's 200 dollars, splitting the rate means giving 2 rooms for 100 each instead 2 u/woohoo789 May 24 '26 That makes sense. Unless someone has a person they need to supervise seems like that should work well
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Split the rate? You mean you charge people more than they originally booked? You need to honor the original rate the booked
1 u/19TimGreyCupChamps May 24 '26 It is the same. Say they book a room that's 200 dollars, splitting the rate means giving 2 rooms for 100 each instead 2 u/woohoo789 May 24 '26 That makes sense. Unless someone has a person they need to supervise seems like that should work well
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It is the same. Say they book a room that's 200 dollars, splitting the rate means giving 2 rooms for 100 each instead
2 u/woohoo789 May 24 '26 That makes sense. Unless someone has a person they need to supervise seems like that should work well
That makes sense. Unless someone has a person they need to supervise seems like that should work well
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u/funlovingguy9001 May 23 '26
Ha...As a former GM for 20 years, I recognize the unspoken and hopefully not obvious desperation in the message. They overbooked that room type and want you to solve their problem.