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EXPIRED London Metropolitan 5 Star Hotel only £18 per night in Jan 2014

liammc2606

liammc2606 Posts: 57 Forumite

24 February 2013 at 6:12PM in It's gone, but was it any good?

I think this might be a glitch but I have just booked the 5 Star London Metropolitan Hotel in Old Park Lane over looking Hyde Park for £18 per night through Booking.com The date was 1st Jane 2014 to 2nd Jan - lets hope they honour it.

http://www.booking.com/hotel/gb/metropolitan-london.en-gb.html?aid=303948;label=bookings-naam-oPKONf4dofahYvtRwMFzzAS17149403061;sid=72d98b3c18566824673c8c003d371bc7;dcid=2

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3010 Posts: 5,420 Forumite

24 February 2013 at 6:24PM

Sounds Familiar.

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4378435

I believe orders were honored in the end after some discussion.

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buyitall Posts: 3,597 Forumite

24 February 2013 at 6:25PM

Good luck - they did honour the last glitch and even allowed a change of date :beer:

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Erinnire Posts: 515 Forumite

24 February 2013 at 6:26PM

Thanks, given it a go for £18!

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discowill Posts: 141 Forumite

24 February 2013 at 6:39PM

Cheers OP, will buy you a drink at the bar

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Disney_Pluto Posts: 754 Forumite

24 February 2013 at 6:42PM

Sold out now. Managed to get one thanks OP!

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maxlimbo1 Posts: 88 Forumite

24 February 2013 at 6:45PM

All gone now:(

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PlayingHardball Posts: 761 Forumite

24 February 2013 at 6:45PM

Thanks for posting, worth a try

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originaladidas Posts: 156 Forumite

24 February 2013 at 7:34PM

dont forget thats for the day AFTER new years eve

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Minniemee_2 Posts: 266 Forumite

24 February 2013 at 7:37PM

I'm gutted that I was too late! Thank you anyway OP

"Women are made to be loved, not understood - Oscar Wilde .

A big thank you to all the fab people that take the time to post bargains :beer:
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24 February 2013 at 8:12PM

originaladidas wrote: »

dont forget thats for the day AFTER new years eve

thanks for the reminder..... why the heck would anyone forget this!! :huh:

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