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Little_Miss_Penny_Less

Thanks budgetflyer... good point about the 0% - i guess it's not really that important!

jmarko

Hey peeps!

Hope you're all enjoying your free hols!

Anyway, we're off on our first one soon! Right, here's thing. We booked for seven nights (claim accepted) and I decided that we'd go for 10 days! So we're 2 nights short. The place we're staying in looks nice and is now available for those last two nights on a freebie. Do you reckon it would be too confusing to have the first 7 nights and have a consecutive 2 nights in the same place? Has anyone done this yet?

If it is too confusing, we could always move for the last two nights, I suppose.

Anyway, I await your views!

Cheers all!

jmarko

jmarko

Also, two more questions!

Is Lastminute.com ok and are we content that the 'one per month' is 'one per calendar month'?

jmarko

emmedi

jmarko wrote: »

Hey peeps!

Hope you're all enjoying your free hols!

Anyway, we're off on our first one soon! Right, here's thing. We booked for seven nights (claim accepted) and I decided that we'd go for 10 days! So we're 2 nights short. The place we're staying in looks nice and is now available for those last two nights on a freebie. Do you reckon it would be too confusing to have the first 7 nights and have a consecutive 2 nights in the same place? Has anyone done this yet?

If it is too confusing, we could always move for the last two nights, I suppose.

Anyway, I await your views!

Cheers all!

jmarko

I'm not an expert but, worst that can happen is that you have to change room, but hey if it's a freebie I wouldn't mind at all

Spud_2

Yippeee - a new month! Where are we all booking?!?!

TBeckett100

i am booked up till October now.

TBeckett100

A little bit of help needed.

erlin 19/5 for 3 nights. Top Cityline Domicil £312 double/twin standard, however thomascook.co.uk offer either a double or a twin with breakfast for £255. How are we now on this double.twin standard compared to either a double or twin? are easyjet giving in?

bobstheboy

TBeckett100 wrote: »

A little bit of help needed.

erlin 19/5 for 3 nights. Top Cityline Domicil £312 double/twin standard, however thomascook.co.uk offer either a double or a twin with breakfast for £255. How are we now on this double.twin standard compared to either a double or twin? are easyjet giving in?

Having looked at the hotel web site, they have three different room grades, Comfort, Standard and Deluxe. Easy quote for a Standard but Thomas Cook do not say what type it is. Why not contact Thoms Cook and ask ?
If it is a Standard I would have thought it would be ok (maybe with a bit of arguing ! ).

Bob

jmarko

mamamoi wrote: »

Just found this thread and am V.excited!! Have spent an hour trying to figure out the basics as I don't want to bombard you with questions, but am struggling to find out an answer to these???

We will have 2 adults and 1 infant travelling (18 months old). I am looking for 3 or 4 nights in Barcelona toward end April. When I have been checking out EJH it gives an option for child in the room and then asks the age. The ages only start from 2 upwards. Should I leave this blank as my dd is classed as an infant and not a child? I get many more options for hotels when I leave this blank, however I will want to request a cot for her so don't want to be stumped when I book it.

On the first page on EJH it says one night free when you stay 3 nights.... is this already quoted in the prices we see or will it screw up the final booking fee?

Also, another quickie question... we don't have to fly with easyjet do we?

Thanks for the great info so far....Will defo be nominating for post of the month

have you booked anywhere yet? if not, drop me a pm...

jmarko

hey dmg24 - how was it?