Another moneysupermarket.com con

The_Bookman

One of this week's offerings:

http://www.moneysupermarket.com/deals/national-deals/1437/the-cottage-in-the-wood/view-deal.

From The Cottage In The Wood's website:

http://www.cottageinthewood.co.uk/roomrates.html

So................save a quid by NOT using the new owners.

Thanks, Martin

Happy to discuss. Perhaps it's just me.

JJG

The_Bookman wrote: »

One of this week's offerings:
From The Cottage In The Wood's website:
So................save a quid by NOT using the new owners.

Thanks, Martin

Happy to discuss. Perhaps it's just me.

Or stay for two nights for a pound more through the moneysupermarket deal?

thatguy1

The_Bookman wrote: »

One of this week's offerings:

http://www.moneysupermarket.com/deals/national-deals/1437/the-cottage-in-the-wood/view-deal.

From The Cottage In The Wood's website:

http://www.cottageinthewood.co.uk/roomrates.html

So................save a quid by NOT using the new owners.

Thanks, Martin

Happy to discuss. Perhaps it's just me.

You do know the moneysupermarket deal is for TWO nights, the prices on the Cottage In The Wood's website are for ONE night!

McKneff

Silly Billy.

Its a blumming lot of money though, for one night :eek:

ThumbRemote

The moneysupermarket prices are for a 'Classic' room, which is not the top room as you can upgrade for £30.

The cottage in the woods own website doesn't list which rooms are in which category. Assuming a classic room is the second level down, that's still £336 for two nights - hardly the RRP: £393.50 that MoneySupermarket claim.

If a classic room is the third level down (more likely, as the cottage's website refers to Superior and Executive as well) then the real price for two nights is £296.

I'd love to know where they get the RRP from