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Store Repswyber on 20/02/2013 - 10:35 mantra.com.au (954 clicks)

Mantra 1 Day Sale is on today only and ends midnight Wednesday 20 Feb. Genuine sale off our cheapest rates! Some minimum nights apply at some destinations, see individual destination pages for details.

Example: $417 for 3 nights in a 1 Bedroom Apartment at Mantra on Russell for travel between 20-23 March (that's 25% off what was the cheapest rate for this room yesterday: $417 vs $561)

Terms and Conditions for Mantra on Russell
Valid for sale until 11.59pm Wednesday 20/02/13 only. Valid for travel until 31/07/13. Block-out dates apply and include but are not limited to 14/03/13 to 17/03/13 and 24/06/13 to 29/06/13. Minimum night stays may apply. One complimentary drink voucher per booking.

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  • nietzsche bargain on 20/02/2013 - 11:33

    Do you have a loyalty program? I've always found the pricepoint of mantra attractive, but will always choose a higher end hotel chain where I have status.

    • Store Repswyber @ Mantra Hotels, Resorts & Apartments on 20/02/2013 - 11:40

      We have clubcusoon.com.au. It gives you instant rewards (instead of having to build up points. You'll receive a weekly email with deals only available at clubcusoon.com.au (email example: http://mymail.ezemsgs.com/em/message/email/view.php?id=90914…) Plus 5% off all rates at mantra.com.au, breakfree.com.au and peppers.com.au (and yes, it will work on this sale as well)

  • Pobman on 20/02/2013 - 11:51

    Came in $1 a night cheaper for a stay at Mantra on Bond compared with buying from Agoda (29 March for 3 nights).

    However Agoda don't charge an additional 2% card fee and neither do they have a $200 non-refundable deposit, plus they have their various cashback deals… so all in it would be cheaper to get it through Agoda still (even without the cashback deal as the 2% card fee for me would be more than the $3 saving).

    Don't get the drink voucher then though…

    So its pretty much just the standard price you can get elsewhere already it seems?

    Edit: For the example given this deal is much cheaper than Agoda pricing… so it pays to check both.

    • nietzsche bargain on 20/02/2013 - 12:05

      Well there's a circular there - Agoda & other such sites will just USE THE SALE rate, and top that with their commission/fee.

      In that sense, it IS a decent sale relative to normal prices, just not exclusively through the channel of their website.

      On another note, I've found Agoda/Expedia to be absolutely useless in general… most hotels have switched to the " best rate guaranteed" model, and I've always found the rate on hotel websites to be a dollar or so cheaper. Unless the accommodation sites are buying and holding inventory on their own balance sheets, I don't see why they are of any use

      • Pobman on 20/02/2013 - 12:12

        Just pays to check both, the 5-10% cashback you can get from many accommodation sites soon adds up to a decent discount I find.

        • nietzsche bargain on 20/02/2013 - 12:19

          Hmm that's probably similar in value to the loyalty points that you forgo (presuming you have a membership with the hotel), so fair point, good for certain users.

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