Thank you so much for your awesome video. We stayed here in 2018 for the PASS Summit at the convention center. The staff were incredible. The guys in front were simply the best. We took the Tesla twice. He was such a nice man too. Watching your video brought back memories of most likely a once in a lifetime experience for me. Now, every time I see that ferris wheel, it makes me think of my trip.
We went for a convention. The price was $275.00 I think because of a special deal for attendees. This was even better than the Hyatt Olive 8 that I stayed in 2017 and the Renaissance in 2019.
@@melissawhite5116 See, now at 275/night, I could do that. Maybe if there's an event and a bunch of rooms are booked together makes it possible to give good deals.
@@scottm2553 Depends on how savvy you are with deals and credit cards. Right now Four Seasons is doing a stay 3 nights, the third night is free promotion. Let’s say the room is 750 per night. That’s $1,500 for three nights ( because 3rd night free). Combine that with the Amex Platinum card and you get free breakfast for two each morning (average value $80 per day), plus a $100 credit to be used for anything in property including dinner. Right there the effective price of staying at the Four Seasons for 3 nights is $1,160 after roughly $340 back in savings. Or you can pay $300 a night at a 3 star hotel totaling $900, and pay for breakfast for two each morning (unless you’re fine with some cheap continental breakfast instead of a luxury breakfast the Four Seasons provides) and no extra $100 credit for dinner and end up paying the same if not more for your stay at a worse hotel. Luxury hotel stays are a good deal if you know how to do it. Then the question becomes, do I want to pay $900 plus any random incidentals for a 3-4 star hotel for 3 nights, or would I rather stay at a 5 star luxury hotel for 3 nights for just a couple hundred dollars more if that.
@@Dylandesuu I get what you're saying for those two scenarios, but I personally would prefer to pay $70/night at motel 6, $10/meal at a place of my choosing, and pocket the difference.
@@scottm2553 True, and that’s your choice. I just find that there’s a large misconception between $300 hotels and $700 hotels when the reality is they’re not as different in costs when you know how to book them. Otherwise, staying at a Motel 6 if you really don’t care about where you stay is always a good budget friendly option!
Thank you so much for your awesome video. We stayed here in 2018 for the PASS Summit at the convention center. The staff were incredible. The guys in front were simply the best. We took the Tesla twice. He was such a nice man too. Watching your video brought back memories of most likely a once in a lifetime experience for me. Now, every time I see that ferris wheel, it makes me think of my trip.
Nothing like a public storage right outside the window :p
I want to work in that place
Best customer service too
Absolutely!
No offense, but I don't see how it's worth the price tag at $750 starting price for a room.
We went for a convention. The price was $275.00 I think because of a special deal for attendees. This was even better than the Hyatt Olive 8 that I stayed in 2017 and the Renaissance in 2019.
@@melissawhite5116 See, now at 275/night, I could do that. Maybe if there's an event and a bunch of rooms are booked together makes it possible to give good deals.
@@scottm2553 Depends on how savvy you are with deals and credit cards. Right now Four Seasons is doing a stay 3 nights, the third night is free promotion. Let’s say the room is 750 per night. That’s $1,500 for three nights ( because 3rd night free). Combine that with the Amex Platinum card and you get free breakfast for two each morning (average value $80 per day), plus a $100 credit to be used for anything in property including dinner. Right there the effective price of staying at the Four Seasons for 3 nights is $1,160 after roughly $340 back in savings.
Or you can pay $300 a night at a 3 star hotel totaling $900, and pay for breakfast for two each morning (unless you’re fine with some cheap continental breakfast instead of a luxury breakfast the Four Seasons provides) and no extra $100 credit for dinner and end up paying the same if not more for your stay at a worse hotel.
Luxury hotel stays are a good deal if you know how to do it.
Then the question becomes, do I want to pay $900 plus any random incidentals for a 3-4 star hotel for 3 nights, or would I rather stay at a 5 star luxury hotel for 3 nights for just a couple hundred dollars more if that.
@@Dylandesuu I get what you're saying for those two scenarios, but I personally would prefer to pay $70/night at motel 6, $10/meal at a place of my choosing, and pocket the difference.
@@scottm2553 True, and that’s your choice. I just find that there’s a large misconception between $300 hotels and $700 hotels when the reality is they’re not as different in costs when you know how to book them. Otherwise, staying at a Motel 6 if you really don’t care about where you stay is always a good budget friendly option!
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