Fairmont Hotel Free Upgrade To Lexus Owners
03-07-08, 12:13 PM
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Fairmont Hotel Free Upgrade To Lexus Owners
I received this in an email. It is for all Lexus owners. May help some people planning on taking a trip soon. Not a bad perk.
When you own a Lexus, your exceptional travel experience doesn’t end when you step out of your car. Fairmont Hotels are offering all Lexus Owners their special Winter Upgrade Rate, which entitles you to a complimentary upgrade at more than 40 of their spectacular hotels worldwide.
Whether your winter travel plans include the sun, the slopes or a city adventure, you’ll be upgraded to the next room category when you make your reservation. This offer is available from now until April 15, 2008. Just call 1-888-747-4504 or click here to get in on this winter’s hottest deal.
When you own a Lexus, your exceptional travel experience doesn’t end when you step out of your car. Fairmont Hotels are offering all Lexus Owners their special Winter Upgrade Rate, which entitles you to a complimentary upgrade at more than 40 of their spectacular hotels worldwide.
Whether your winter travel plans include the sun, the slopes or a city adventure, you’ll be upgraded to the next room category when you make your reservation. This offer is available from now until April 15, 2008. Just call 1-888-747-4504 or click here to get in on this winter’s hottest deal.
03-07-08, 02:12 PM
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Take a picture of you "High Fiving" the rear view mirror and I am sure they will provide the red carpet treatment.
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03-07-08, 03:08 PM
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I got the email too. Reservations are done either by phone or online and the email doesn't say anything on how to prove that you're actually a Lexus owner.
03-07-08, 03:19 PM
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Most Fairmont rooms run in the $300 - $500 range for the basic room, so you aren't likely to stay in a Fairmont just to get a free upgrade. And frankly, I don't think most of the mob on the IS site are Fairmont material because most are so focussed on what something costs. This is more of a Motel 6 bunch, imo. 
I think this offer is really more for the LS, and possibly GS, crowd.
My wife and I stayed in the Banff Springs Fairmont last August for four days. We ate at the Banffshire restaurant at the hotel and as we perused the menu they rolled the champagne cart to our table and asked if we would like a glass of champagne. My wife and I each got a glass of Salmon Billecart Rose Champagne. A very nice selection, but each glass cost Cad$60. The overall experience at the restaurant was first rate, but the total bill at the end of the night was Cad$600. Pack plenty of money when staying at a Fairmont. You get quality, but it doesn't come cheap. That's why they are targetting Lexus owners .... they have money.
I think this offer is really more for the LS, and possibly GS, crowd.My wife and I stayed in the Banff Springs Fairmont last August for four days. We ate at the Banffshire restaurant at the hotel and as we perused the menu they rolled the champagne cart to our table and asked if we would like a glass of champagne. My wife and I each got a glass of Salmon Billecart Rose Champagne. A very nice selection, but each glass cost Cad$60. The overall experience at the restaurant was first rate, but the total bill at the end of the night was Cad$600. Pack plenty of money when staying at a Fairmont. You get quality, but it doesn't come cheap. That's why they are targetting Lexus owners .... they have money.
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03-07-08, 03:28 PM
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Most Fairmont rooms run in the $300 - $500 range for the basic room, so you aren't likely to stay in a Fairmont just to get a free upgrade. And frankly, I don't think most of the mob on the IS site are Fairmont material because most are so focussed on what something costs. This is more of a Motel 6 bunch, imo. I think this offer is really more for the LS, and possibly GS, crowd.
I think this offer is really more for the LS, and possibly GS, crowd.
03-07-08, 03:35 PM
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Most Fairmont rooms run in the $300 - $500 range for the basic room, so you aren't likely to stay in a Fairmont just to get a free upgrade. And frankly, I don't think most of the mob on the IS site are Fairmont material because most are so focussed on what something costs. This is more of a Motel 6 bunch, imo. I think this offer is really more for the LS, and possibly GS, crowd.
My wife and I stayed in the Banff Springs Fairmont last August for four days. We ate at the Banffshire restaurant at the hotel and as we perused the menu they rolled the champagne cart to our table and asked if we would like a glass of champagne. My wife and I each got a glass of Salmon Billecart Rose Champagne. A very nice selection, but each glass cost Cad$60. The overall experience at the restaurant was first rate, but the total bill at the end of the night was Cad$600. Pack plenty of money when staying at a Fairmont. You get quality, but it doesn't come cheap. That's why they are targetting Lexus owners .... they have money.
I think this offer is really more for the LS, and possibly GS, crowd.My wife and I stayed in the Banff Springs Fairmont last August for four days. We ate at the Banffshire restaurant at the hotel and as we perused the menu they rolled the champagne cart to our table and asked if we would like a glass of champagne. My wife and I each got a glass of Salmon Billecart Rose Champagne. A very nice selection, but each glass cost Cad$60. The overall experience at the restaurant was first rate, but the total bill at the end of the night was Cad$600. Pack plenty of money when staying at a Fairmont. You get quality, but it doesn't come cheap. That's why they are targetting Lexus owners .... they have money.
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03-07-08, 03:43 PM
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Most Fairmont rooms run in the $300 - $500 range for the basic room, so you aren't likely to stay in a Fairmont just to get a free upgrade. And frankly, I don't think most of the mob on the IS site are Fairmont material because most are so focussed on what something costs. This is more of a Motel 6 bunch, imo. I think this offer is really more for the LS, and possibly GS, crowd.
My wife and I stayed in the Banff Springs Fairmont last August for four days. We ate at the Banffshire restaurant at the hotel and as we perused the menu they rolled the champagne cart to our table and asked if we would like a glass of champagne. My wife and I each got a glass of Salmon Billecart Rose Champagne. A very nice selection, but each glass cost Cad$60. The overall experience at the restaurant was first rate, but the total bill at the end of the night was Cad$600. Pack plenty of money when staying at a Fairmont. You get quality, but it doesn't come cheap. That's why they are targetting Lexus owners .... they have money.
I think this offer is really more for the LS, and possibly GS, crowd.My wife and I stayed in the Banff Springs Fairmont last August for four days. We ate at the Banffshire restaurant at the hotel and as we perused the menu they rolled the champagne cart to our table and asked if we would like a glass of champagne. My wife and I each got a glass of Salmon Billecart Rose Champagne. A very nice selection, but each glass cost Cad$60. The overall experience at the restaurant was first rate, but the total bill at the end of the night was Cad$600. Pack plenty of money when staying at a Fairmont. You get quality, but it doesn't come cheap. That's why they are targetting Lexus owners .... they have money.
Of course the IS will have for the most part people who's income is less than the GS or LS. That is why its entry level luxury. That does not mean there are not those that can afford a LS or whatever, hell a Ferrari here. Maybe they made a decision to buy the IS for whatever reason.
Saying this is a motel 6 crowd can/will incite flames. Please don't do that here.
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Alot of us are young (under 22 or so) and paid for the car in cash and as the previous person said have 2nd cars or 3rd cars (well i am not in this category yet until the end of this year)... I myself would never spend a night in a motel lmao... that would be in my opinion as bad as sleeping in a garbage can... I am only 19 and ive spent many nights at resorts and hotels from 500-900 a night... and buy my clothing from Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth and eat out all the time... and im sure many of the other young people here do too..
ya us young kids know how to enjoy life, but some are more fortunate then others to be spoiled, which i wish i could be haha, hardwork results in pride, dignity and something to show for.
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Most Fairmont rooms run in the $300 - $500 range for the basic room, so you aren't likely to stay in a Fairmont just to get a free upgrade. And frankly, I don't think most of the mob on the IS site are Fairmont material because most are so focussed on what something costs. This is more of a Motel 6 bunch, imo. I think this offer is really more for the LS, and possibly GS, crowd.
I think this offer is really more for the LS, and possibly GS, crowd.BTW, I bought an IS because it's cute and sporty...not because it was the cheapest Lexus model.