If I wanted to block a group of rooms for the night of my wedding how exaclty does that work? Are we responsible to pay for the rooms that don't get booked? TIA
when u call the hotel to block the rooms, u will sign an agreement that says that 1 month before your wedding, any rooms not taken by your guests in your block will go back to being open to the general public. if guests miss the deadline to book in your block, they chance not getting a room or having tro pay a higher price.
Thank you!
Posted by evnme
when u call the hotel to block the rooms, u will sign an agreement that says that 1 month before your wedding, any rooms not taken by your guests in your block will go back to being open to the general public. if guests miss the deadline to book in your block, they chance not getting a room or having tro pay a higher price.
Thank you so much for telling me that! I was going to look into booking room as the inn at fox hollow but I don't even know if anyone would stay over so now I have to rethink that!
Is it acceptable to just put the business card and the information in with the invitation and not block rooms this way we are not respsonsible for them?
the good thing with blocking rooms at all the places we called (including the inn at fox hollow) is that your rooms count toward it and at the iafh you can spread it over several nights. our wedding is sunday and we're staying the night before and night of so those rooms will all count toward our minimum. we also blocked rooms at the melville marriott and fairfield inn (in woodbury) and they do not have a minimum requirement you are responsible for. it may be a good idea to block where you aren't responsible for a minimum so your guests will be eligible for a discounted rate but you won't be held accountable for it.
Posted by irishsweetheart
If I wanted to block a group of rooms for the night of my wedding how exaclty does that work? Are we responsible to pay for the rooms that don't get booked? TIA
right down Rt 135 is a GREAT hotel I'm using... the Marriott Residence Inn in Plainview off Old Country Rd. I never even knew it was there, and it's PERFECT!!! We're even having our Rehearsal Dinner there!!! Let me know if you have any questions... I LOVE our hotel!
Posted by kara10152006
the good thing with blocking rooms at all the places we called (including the inn at fox hollow) is that your rooms count toward it and at the iafh you can spread it over several nights. our wedding is sunday and we're staying the night before and night of so those rooms will all count toward our minimum. we also blocked rooms at the melville marriott and fairfield inn (in woodbury) and they do not have a minimum requirement you are responsible for. it may be a good idea to block where you aren't responsible for a minimum so your guests will be eligible for a discounted rate but you won't be held accountable for it.
Posted by sarahradio5
right down Rt 135 is a GREAT hotel I'm using... the Marriott Residence Inn in Plainview off Old Country Rd. I never even knew it was there, and it's PERFECT!!! We're even having our Rehearsal Dinner there!!! Let me know if you have any questions... I LOVE our hotel!
Posted by irishsweetheart
Posted by sarahradio5
right down Rt 135 is a GREAT hotel I'm using... the Marriott Residence Inn in Plainview off Old Country Rd. I never even knew it was there, and it's PERFECT!!! We're even having our Rehearsal Dinner there!!! Let me know if you have any questions... I LOVE our hotel!
How far is that from the Fox Hollow?
Posted by irishsweetheart
Posted by kara10152006
the good thing with blocking rooms at all the places we called (including the inn at fox hollow) is that your rooms count toward it and at the iafh you can spread it over several nights. our wedding is sunday and we're staying the night before and night of so those rooms will all count toward our minimum. we also blocked rooms at the melville marriott and fairfield inn (in woodbury) and they do not have a minimum requirement you are responsible for. it may be a good idea to block where you aren't responsible for a minimum so your guests will be eligible for a discounted rate but you won't be held accountable for it.
Yea we're not staying there the night before and our room for the night of was already comped to us when we booked the hall so I don't know how that would work. I'm going to have to call and check this out. Do you know if there is a minimum avmount of room you could block? Like could I block only 10 rooms?
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