Priceline: Spend $50 +, Pay Minimum Daily Expenditure, Get Accomodation Free at Some Hotels

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PFuture Kids on 16/12/2009 - 12:28 priceline.com.au (335 clicks)
Last edited 16/12/2009 - 17:18 by 1 other user

Exclusive to Priceline Clubcard Members. So remember to join for free before you shop.
Be instore at Priceline or Priceline Pharmacy on 19 or 20 December 2009, spend $50 or more and you can claim a complimentary stay for as many nights as you wish at participating hotels across Australia, view the list of hotels here http://www.tlc-rewards.com/clubcardescape/locations/

Accommodation is for 2 adults sharing a standard twin share room at participating providers and is conditional on the customer paying the minimum daily expenditure rate (MDE) for each guest or as otherwise nominated by the relevant accommodation provider for each night stayed. The MDE will be applied by the accommodation provider toward the cost of each guest enjoying a dinner and/or breakfast for each night stayed at the relevant provider. The MDE excludes the costs of alcohol and the cost of lunch. The MDE starts from as low as $40.

For full Terms & Conditions, please visit http://www.tlc-rewards.com/clubcardescape/index.html

mod - edited title to try and fit the MDE bit in

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  RandomNinja on 16/12/2009 - 12:41

  +1

  Eh, it's not really complimentary if you have to pay an MDE rate. The rate for the Marque in Sydney is $160! Wotif gives you rates of $98 on weeknights with a peak of $155 on weekends =[

  Thanks for posting the deal, but this is not a bargain in my books

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  vsia2165 on 16/12/2009 - 12:43

  +1

  its okay…

  it's not hard spending 50 bucks at priceline and you end up saving quite a bit - that is if your planning on going on a holiday.

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  britta on 16/12/2009 - 13:25

  Yeah sorry I gotta agree with RandomNinja

  Thanks fot the post Future Kids but this isnt has good as it looks.

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  scrypton on 16/12/2009 - 13:44

  +1

  "The MDE will be applied by the accommodation provider toward the cost of each guest enjoying a dinner and/or breakfast for each night stayed at the relevant provider. The MDE excludes the costs of alcohol and the cost of lunch."

  So the MDE acts like a meal voucher at the hotel.

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  SomeGuyOnOzB on 16/12/2009 - 14:57

  Kudos to FutureKid on the thoroughness of the post and picking up on the MDE :)

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    Future Kids on 16/12/2009 - 15:52

    Thank you! I tried to search for "bargains" and post deals up here with key terms & conditions to benefit ozbargainers simply because I personally benefit from this site. However, this deal may not seem as a great deal as such…. :(

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      SomeGuyOnOzB on 16/12/2009 - 17:02

      I think it's still, potentially a good deal for many, but not the way it was marketted.

      Components:
      - spend $50 + at Priceline (and get those Priceline products and Priceline points)
      - get to stay at a place with credit to use on breakfast and/or dinner, at a discount off the regular price …

      I like the sound of that, much better than the having to work it out, bit by bit approach, that they used.

      Hmmm … it'd need some work to make it clearer … but it'd be a start.

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        Future Kids on 16/12/2009 - 23:16

        +1

        Thanks again!

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  alexportnoy on 17/12/2009 - 00:29

  How do two people spend $180 ON DINNER each night?

  How fat would BOTH of you be when you finish your HUGE $180 meals?

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    SomeGuyOnOzB on 17/12/2009 - 01:12

    have you seen the prices of wine at hotels? (assuming wine can be included, check terms and conditions)

    hmm … lobster for mains, maybe?