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The Park Inn is a 4-star hotel not far from the center of Prague, in the Czech Republic. The hotel is often reasonably priced below $100. However, if you are eligible to use the Raytheon corporate rate, you are very lucky indeed, as the price drops to 85 CZK per night. As of today, 85 Czech Republic Koruna equals 3.768 US Dollars. With tax, the price jumps up to almost $5. Not too shabby, is it?
Mistake or legitimate? Assuming one has proper credentials for this corporate rate, will this price be honored? What do you think?
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Great Find!
Only works for Up till end March, it looks like.
It’s a park inn, I doubt it is 5*.
fixed. thanks.
This is completely unethical.
Nicely put. Who wouldn’t be eligible for the Raytheon corporate rate, right?
If you click through to the picture (which is not blurred *cough* *cough*), it clearly states that the Park Inn is a 4-star, not a 5-star, hotel, among other things. Still a great deal though!
I think that one of the hotel websites said it was a 5, but now that I am looking around, I see that it’s really a 4 star. I’ll fix the post. thanks everyone.