There has been some confusion on the accomodations at Mt Washington. Some apparently have been told that they don't know anything about our event and have been given a variety of different pricing. Also heard that someone was told that they had to book 2 night minimum. That is "nomally" the case up there but in our case all of this has been waived.
To stop the confusion I contacted Mt Washington Management again to have it all explained to me and I am going to cut and paste the response here:
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Hi Dave,
That's what I suspected. Pam De Boer does manage some private properties
at the resort, but she has a company called Peak Accommodations, which
is not related to Deer & Bear Lodge. Our booking company (managed by
Cathy) is called Slopeside. Both Cathy & Pam (different Pam) at
Slopeside are perfectly aware of the special rates & conditions that we
discussed. As long as your participants contact them, there will be no
problems whatsoever.
They are best reached as follows:
([email protected]) ([email protected]) or toll
free: 1-877-845-4499
Slopeside is "our" team that manages the majority of both Deer & Bear
Lodges. Please make your participants aware that there are also other
companies that have rooms & suites in these buildings. These other
companies do not offer these special deals. As mentioned, there are many
other booking companies around the resort as well. None of them are
affiliated and do not have these deals except for Slopeside.
Regarding your participant's comment about "double occupancy", he's
actually understanding the term backwards. The $119.00 quoted is for a
one bedroom suite, and the double occupancy means that up to two guests
may stay for that price. It's not $119.00 per person. Should they wish
to add a third guest on the living room pull out, for example, it would
be an additional $15 fee. Again, "Slopeside" will allow your group to
stay one night with no penalty.
As long as this contact info gets to your guests, there will be no issues.
Good luck & keep me posted.
Best,
Robb
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Hope that clears it up. If anyone did book rooms and didn't get the deal, either cancel and rebook or contact the people above to see what can be done. Mt Washington is really working hard with us to make this happen so please if anyone got bad information, this is the latest word from them, and I appologize for any confusion but I didn't hear about this till just recently.
Dave
To stop the confusion I contacted Mt Washington Management again to have it all explained to me and I am going to cut and paste the response here:
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Hi Dave,
That's what I suspected. Pam De Boer does manage some private properties
at the resort, but she has a company called Peak Accommodations, which
is not related to Deer & Bear Lodge. Our booking company (managed by
Cathy) is called Slopeside. Both Cathy & Pam (different Pam) at
Slopeside are perfectly aware of the special rates & conditions that we
discussed. As long as your participants contact them, there will be no
problems whatsoever.
They are best reached as follows:
([email protected]) ([email protected]) or toll
free: 1-877-845-4499
Slopeside is "our" team that manages the majority of both Deer & Bear
Lodges. Please make your participants aware that there are also other
companies that have rooms & suites in these buildings. These other
companies do not offer these special deals. As mentioned, there are many
other booking companies around the resort as well. None of them are
affiliated and do not have these deals except for Slopeside.
Regarding your participant's comment about "double occupancy", he's
actually understanding the term backwards. The $119.00 quoted is for a
one bedroom suite, and the double occupancy means that up to two guests
may stay for that price. It's not $119.00 per person. Should they wish
to add a third guest on the living room pull out, for example, it would
be an additional $15 fee. Again, "Slopeside" will allow your group to
stay one night with no penalty.
As long as this contact info gets to your guests, there will be no issues.
Good luck & keep me posted.
Best,
Robb
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Hope that clears it up. If anyone did book rooms and didn't get the deal, either cancel and rebook or contact the people above to see what can be done. Mt Washington is really working hard with us to make this happen so please if anyone got bad information, this is the latest word from them, and I appologize for any confusion but I didn't hear about this till just recently.
Dave