Anyway, if it isn't, we'll need to pay extra for it and it may cost upwards of $125/day.
To rent a TV? Why on earth? Jeez, you can buy a new one, 27" colour, for $169 at Costco.
Plan what to do, what to wear (you can never go wrong with a corset), and get ready for the next BuffistaCon: New Orleans! May 20-22, 2005!
Anyway, if it isn't, we'll need to pay extra for it and it may cost upwards of $125/day.
To rent a TV? Why on earth? Jeez, you can buy a new one, 27" colour, for $169 at Costco.
Let's say we keep the Bartender for 6 hours, that's $150, we've still got $200 left after that.
Though probably the odd overage, here and there, from those that found some change under the cushions, wouldn't be frowned upon?
To rent a TV? Why on earth? Jeez, you can buy a new one, 27" colour, for $169 at Costco.
Yeah, if it comes to that, free tv for some lucky localista.
I'm sorry - we're paying WHAT for the penthouse and it might not come with a TV? And if it doesn't we'd have to rent it? First of all, with the amount we're spending over the weekend, they can throw it in. If not, I'm sure a localista would be willing to bring a TV from home.
Yeah, if it comes to that, free tv for some lucky localista.
We probably can't do that. The way that it works in hotels is that they have a pretty exclusive contract with an AV supplier. When Java signed the contract we agreed that we'd use their AV people. That's why the rates are out of control. I used to work for a company that did hotel AV, it's obscene how that industry works.
Do we need to budget a tip for the BT or anyone else?
Do we need to budget a tip for the BT or anyone else?
I'd kinda hope that folks would tip him as they are buying drinks. Right now without a TV rental, which I'm pretty sure we won't have to worry about, we've still got $200 left.
I'm kind of with Aimee on this one. But I can't imagine it won't come without one, since every damned guest bedroom in the hotel certainly comes with one.
Ok, it's looking like there might not be one there. I just called the regular hotel number and if she and I were understanding each other, then the penthouse is more like a meeting room - not a guest room.
I'm thinking I missed this detail. :) Ooops.