While hotel loyalty programs as a whole do a great job of recognizing frequent guests, individual hotels often don’t. It’s always disappointing to check-in to a hotel for the 50th time and be asked at check-in whether you’ve stayed with them before. I’m sometimes tempted to say ”look in the computer, I practically live here.”
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"Expect the above, plus a complete linen sheet set embroidered with your initials. On future stays, your bed will be made with your personalized sheets."
I can't wait for the first screw up where some random person ends up with your linen set.
Also I wonder if the counter starts now or they take into account all your previous stays (not that it would do anything for me as I live in SF already).
I also wonder if previous stays will count, and also stays booked through sites like Priceline/Howire or using a BOGO (a stay is a stay, right?)
I wonder if prior stays count? I need to start staying there more often so I can get my name on a suite before you, Ben! Only 220 stays to go...
Easier and cheaper to make a name plaque and put it on the door of your room after check in. They would probably leave it on the wall for a month at least before they notice.
Only if Sheraton would do the same. I have been at the same Sheraton for 175 nights now since last year