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$1 accomodation per night @ Park St Cottage In Melbourne

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** Business in a Relaxed Environment **

Tired of being couped-up in one room on your visits to Melbourne — relax with space within minutes of the CBD — invite friends to join you at one of the restaurants, wine bars and authentic hotels within a 5-minute walk.

From 9th April - 2nd July you can snag yourself the Business in a Relaxed Environment for $1 normally $225.

Cosy Victorian Workers Cottage awaits your arrival — heating and air-conditioning, phone, broadband (wireless ADSL) and TV.

Sleeps 4 in 2 double rooms.

Fantastic location — 10 min by tram to Melbourne CBD.

No need to hire a car — tram at door and light rail only a 5 minute walk from front door — all the following amenities are within a 10-15 tram ride:

cafes and restaurants (5 min walk),

beach (15 min walk or 5 min by tram),

hotels and wine bars (5 min walk),

Albert Park and lake (15 min walk),

St Vincent St Gardens, lawn bowls & tennis courts (5 min walk),

Supermarkets, butcher, green grocer, hardware store (5 min),

South Melbourne Market (Fresh fruit, vegetable, meat, fish, etc).

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  • Not many $1/night left — better be hurry!

  • yay!
    I booked a couple of nights
    at this stage i am a bit skeptical, i can't find any information about this 'cottage' anywhere online? if anyone knows anything please share
    but for $1 isn't a great loss anyway > any idea why its so cheap?

  • A cottage in South Melbourne? Call me skeptical but it looks more like someone's house. Still $1/night is a bargain, too bad its Sold Out.

  • Should expire this as per the above … great deal though

  • Pfft, i am absolutely appauled.
    i just received an email stating:

    "Unfortunately this in not a valid booking due to a website pricing error.

    Apologies and regards,
    Keryn Mc Guinness"

    i believe this is terrible business practice and regardless of any problems that weren't my fault, they should honour the offer that i paid for.
    i received a confirmation number and for that reason i don't believe they should be able to cancel this deal!

    Can anyone advise me where i stand on this legally, as i would like to write a letter to the Park Street Cottage to inform them of my disgust.

    thanks,
    Carla

  • Probably should check with barguy to see where the deal was listed. It doesn't appear to be listed on Roamfree.

    I'm no legal expert but I think the company has right to cancel the order due to a website pricing error. From the numerous threads on Whirlpool with pricing errors, they either cancel the order or as good customer service fulfill it.

    I still would find it strange to advertise a deal like this, and then not honour it, but who knows it could have been a hoax by a rival hotel.

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