Dayuse vs Hotelsbyday

[Moke]

1 hour ago, BuffaloKyle said:

If you "follow" it when you click on your name in the top right corner and click on "manage followed content" all the threads you "follow" will be listed. So that's the same as a bookmark isn't it pretty much. There is no scrolling through pages unless you are following numerous threads. Or the other way then is to save this thread url as a bookmark on your browser.

Thanks. That worked. Though I have 9 pages of topics I follow. Lol. But it will work. 

[BaronArtz]

I have used dayuse in Manhattan many times.  Great selection, prices and availability.  I am a fan.

[BaronArtz]

During covid, there were some amazing deals.  I booked the Park Lane on Central Park South several times, at a cost below $100.

I remember fucking gingermuscleboy there, facing Central Park.  Fun!

https://rentmen.eu/gingermuscleboy

 

[+ RyanDean]

Logistical question for those who have used DayUse:

Do hotel taxes and resort fees get stacked on top of the DayUse rate?

[BaronArtz]

7 minutes ago, RyanDean said:

Logistical question for those who have used DayUse:

Do hotel taxes and resort fees get stacked on top of the DayUse rate?

No they don't.  You pay the advertised price.  At least, that is my experience in NYC.  It could be different elsewhere.

[+ JamesB]

2 hours ago, RyanDean said:

Logistical question for those who have used DayUse:

Do hotel taxes and resort fees get stacked on top of the DayUse rate?

 

 In my very limited experience using DayUse, any additional taxes or fees are clearly shown during the booking process. Also, be sure to check the parking options and costs, if needed. Depending on the hotel, parking charges can be significant.

[Bokomaru]

I’ve used DayUse several times and recall strugglingwith the resort fee/tax issue. A quick check verifies that when you see listed prices, they are before taxes and fees. You may get the final price while booking, but comparisons done beforehand, when looking at listings, will not be equal. 

[+ RyanDean]

Thanks for the confirmation. I booked something but then realized that the additional fees matched the day-rate, effectively doubling the cost of the room. Thankfully, cancellation is easy and my only loss is the minor booking fee.

[MikeBiDude]

9 hours ago, RyanDean said:

Thanks for the confirmation. I booked something but then realized that the additional fees matched the day-rate, effectively doubling the cost of the room. Thankfully, cancellation is easy and my only loss is the minor booking fee.

Maybe it’s the properties I book via DayUse, but I don’t think I’ve ever had any added charges, and I know I have NEVER paid a “booking fee” when I cancel. One of the things I like most about DayUse is easy/free cancellations. More than once I’ve been on the way or even in the parking lot of a hotel when my guest/provider cancelled on me….I canceled hotel on DayUse no issues, no charges.

[+ RyanDean]

I didn't pay the booking fee when I canceled, but when I booked for a 6-hour block at a mid-tier hotel in Hell's Kitchen in NYC. Screenshot attached for reference.

[MikeBiDude]

1 hour ago, RyanDean said:

I didn't pay the booking fee when I canceled, but when I booked for a 6-hour block at a mid-tier hotel in Hell's Kitchen in NYC. Screenshot attached for reference.

Yikes I’ve never paid a resort fee like that for a DayUse, maybe I’m just using less popular cities/properties. Of course some local taxes are added on to the rate.