Booked the flex rate so happy to change if it suits everybody else.simbo wrote: Has anyone booked and 'paid' for the Premier Inn? Or has everyone booked the flex rate?. We called in the PI in Hereford on Saturday and they won't budge on their prices, so with another four wanting to book still i was wondering about changing hotels.
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simbo wrote: Has anyone booked and 'paid' for the Premier Inn? Or has everyone booked the flex rate?. We called in the PI in Hereford on Saturday and they won't budge on their prices, so with another four wanting to book still i was wondering about changing hotels.
Have booked flex rate.
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Sullivj wrote: Tim and I have booked and paid the advance rate.
We're staying with the Premier Inn then. In fairness, the manageress was quite pleasing on the eye :-*
The GS 'is' the better bike :-)
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simbo wrote:
We're staying with the Premier Inn then. In fairness, the manageress was quite pleasing on the eye :-*
Sim, If we have to, we can cancel it. As long as it's 28 days beforehand.
[size=16px]Advance[/size][size=16px]Our Advance rate lets you amend your booking on a like for like basis up to 1pm on arrival day, and offers you a full refund if you cancel your stay at least 28 days before arrival.[/size]
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Sullivj wrote: I think they're sharing a room, so likely to be late for the ride out ;-)
Bob and I keep it very private, not like you lot with the GB at the PI
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We could only afford a single as well, but at least we get breakfast brought to our room and we will always catch you up on the road providing we use petrol. "Just saying".
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BoB21 wrote: We could only afford a single as well, but at least we get breakfast brought to our room and we will always catch you up on the road providing we use petrol. "Just saying".
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Sullivj wrote: Not too much longer to wait...
Looking forward to a nice ride out with great company.
Are you going for a ride out with a different group?
The GS 'is' the better bike :-)