Bargain Asia Flights

max11

Sorry for the silly question, but when I book the room at tune hotel it asks me to choose beteween 12 and 24 hours credit air conditionin, and then to select "required" from 0 to 10.
But what does it mean? required what?
Thank you

Bob_the_Saver

max11 wrote: »

Sorry for the silly question, but when I book the room at tune hotel it asks me to choose beteween 12 and 24 hours credit air conditionin, and then to select "required" from 0 to 10.
But what does it mean? required what?
Thank you

I think that is the number of credits you require. ie. 1 x 12 hours or 2 x 12 hours
etc etc

Bob_the_Saver

UPDATE

Still plenty of dates in October with Stanstead - KL return for around £267 inc all taxes. Maybe some a lot cheaper if you look.

max11

Bob_the_Saver wrote: »

I think that is the number of credits you require. ie. 1 x 12 hours or 2 x 12 hours
etc etc

could be a possibility. But why didin't they write simply hours? and why the choice between 12 and 24?

Donnie

The fan is quite adequate. Would you like to pay for 24 hours of aircon use if you are only staying overnight?

max11

yes I will stay only 2 nights and no daytime!
so whats should I put? I was good at math, but this is strange!

Donnie

How many times? The fan is quite adequate.

*Please note that ceiling fans are a standard feature in our rooms for guests preferring an alternative to air-conditioning.

Take a look.

Though, if you want air con.:

Each room is equipped with one air-conditioning unit, however, usage of this air conditioning unit is charged separately from the room cost.

You can buy prepaid air-conditioning credit units in sets of either 12-hours or 24-hours either when booking your room online or at the Front Desk upon check-in.

Prepaid air-conditioning units are programmed into room key cards, deducted while in use and can be split up over the entire period of stay. For e.g. should you purchase 12-hours for use over a 2 night stay, if you only use 6 hours on the 1st night of your stay, you have a balance of 6 hours for use on the 2nd night of your stay.

maka_2

any chance of some more help on this thread

I know this is going to sound a bit cheeky but is there anyone on here that is great at finding cheap flights??

The story is i am getting married on the 2nd AUG 09 and we had not decided where to go on our honeymoon and yesterday some friends of the brides parents have been very kind and offered the use of their villa in thailand,Pattaya. it will be a 2 weeks stay


markymoo as kindly looked and come up with £452 from london but i have been advised to come here and ask aswell

thanks in advance

maka

Donnie

Pattaya for your Honeymoon? Anyway, if you have £452, book your flights ASAP, as they are not going to get any cheaper.

Ste_C

Donnie wrote: »

Pattaya for your Honeymoon? Anyway, if you have £452, book your flights ASAP, as they are not going to get any cheaper.

I'm sure it'd be very memorable. That is what people want from their honeymoon afterall. Just depends what sort of memories...