Ramada hotel rooms £20 double, £10 single available until 31 Jan

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  • carolineb23
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    can anyone tell me what the difference is between the daily mail £10 offer or daily mail £20 offer as when I go to book it asks me which rate I want, obv I would go for the £10 but don't want to get caught out.
  • mountainchrisriver
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    Number of people you are booking for? ie. two folk will be £20, one person...£10 :confused:
    :D
  • carolineb23
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    don't think it is that, I've added 2 people and selected a double room??
  • Lynsey
    Lynsey Posts: 9,486 Forumite
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    What hotel are you trying to book??
    For 2 people it should be £20. but will show as;

    Daily Mail £10 Offer £20
    Room Only
    Non Refundable

    Lynsey
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    No. 9 target £600 - :staradmin (x21)
    No. 6 Total £740.00 - No. 7 £1000.00 - No. 8 £875.00 - No. 9 £700.00 (target met)
  • dougz_2
    dougz_2 Posts: 523 Forumite
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    I am still confused about the £10/£20 option on the booking page.

    And where does it say you can have a single room for just £10 as claimed in this thread title? According to the terms, which appear if you click bottom left of the page, it looks like it could be more than £10 if not sharing:
    Terms and Conditions - Seasonal breaks from just £10 per person per night
    1. Prices are per person, based on two people sharing a standard twin or double room, on a room only basis.
    Has anyone tried booking singles?
  • carolineb23
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    Lynsey wrote: »
    What hotel are you trying to book??
    For 2 people it should be £20. but will show as;

    Daily Mail £10 Offer £20
    Room Only
    Non Refundable

    Lynsey
    Manchester, but I've tried a few and I'm getting the same on all.
    I get the above but then another option:
    Daily Mail £20 Offer £20
    Room Only
    Non Refundable
    which comes up as double the price obviously, but there seems to be no obvious difference (double room selected 2 people selected)
  • Lynsey
    Lynsey Posts: 9,486 Forumite
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    Strange, I get the 2 options at first then 1 disappears.:confused:

    You would need to select the £20 option for 2 people.
    Is it giving the option to pay £20, or is it at a higher rate??

    Lynsey
    **** Sealed Pot Challenge - Member #96 ****
    No. 9 target £600 - :staradmin (x21)
    No. 6 Total £740.00 - No. 7 £1000.00 - No. 8 £875.00 - No. 9 £700.00 (target met)
  • mountainchrisriver
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    caroline... just tried doing my dates again that I have already booked just to see if I can get what you get... Interestingly when I click on "select room and rates" it sends me for a split second to an option screen [don't have time even to read it properly!] which then changes straight to a screen telling me that it will cost a total of £34 (including breakfast) for my stay [for two people]...:beer:

    My suggestion is to click on the £10 offer and see what happens when you continue to the next screen... :confused:

    Let me know how you get on...
    :D

    ps. it seems Lynsey gets the same and is quicker at typing...
  • geminilady
    geminilady Posts: 1,922 Forumite
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    Anybody having trouble with the site today?i keep getting an error message although it was fine yesterday
  • dougz_2
    dougz_2 Posts: 523 Forumite
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    The confusing £10 and £20 options seems to depend on the hotel chosen, some only show the £10 per person per night as expected, but this is an example of a weird one:

    1) enter 2 adults and date range 10-20 Jan
    2) tick Nottingham
    3) click on Check availability
    4) after a search delay a new page appears which says "from £20" against each day
    5) click on Select room & rates
    6) now appears the confusing page. It gives you 2 options under "What rate would you like?" with the choices £10 offer (total £340), or £20 offer (total £540).

    It does not explain the difference, so why you would anyone choose to pay the extra £20 per night for the same room? :confused:

    And I ask again where did it say you can have a single for £10 the room as per OP, because normally a single would be more than half a double, so it sounds too good to be true. :confused:
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