I sent an email to check on the taxes - the 20% is on the amount of the voucher, not the full price. I do remember groupon or living social doing that though
in the past but apparently Country Country is taxing just the amount paid on this deal.
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I sent an email to check on the taxes - the 20% is on the amount of the voucher, not the full price. I do remember groupon or living social doing that though
in the past but apparently Country Country is taxing just the amount paid on this deal.
Yup, I think they learned from that last Groupon. It's a really good deal, especially if going before April 15th. Wish I were in the position to take advantage. Love it there!
nothing can touch hotelscombined.com .... anyone who doesn't use that site is a fool.
Gerry - I think it depends on when your going. I check all of the sites - $$ means 1 or 2 trips this year. Trivago got me $20 cheaper per night than any other site I checked for where I'm staying and I can cancel for no fee. Country Country is not even available on hotelscombined.com during the dates I'm checking.
Actually, I was a little harsh. If you're specific to one property, hotelscombined.com might not make a difference. The site is similar to trivago in that it comparison-shops a lot of sites. At any rate, much more effective than expedia or orbitz cause ocassionally you will get a 'mistake' rate through hotelscombined that is less than all others.
PS: I love the free-cancelation feature offered by some of the links. That way, you can take delight in pressing the button, not once but maybe twice.
what they say and do are two different things . . . first hand experience here . . .
Sexybutterflyatl - I tried to message you back but you have too many stored messages :) If you clear them I can resend itQuote:
Originally Posted by Sexybutterflyatl
Sorry to get off topic a little, but can somebody give me a rundown on country country. Far as how safe-will mosquitoes eat you no screen-or the pros and cons. Thanks all replies will be a help. Stayed at coco last couple years. Is there any way to compare. Thanks again
Ok erasing some of them now..
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Originally Posted by mamade11
I've stayed at both, twice. CC is way more my style. Love it there. Coco feels too Americanized to me. Love the cottages at CC. Security and food is very good. It's not a social hub compared to Coco. Evenings have some people dining but no one seems to hang out at the bar. Expensive drinks. Food is MUCH better than Coco IMO. I only stayed at Coco because I got some really good deals. I did not have any issues with Mosquitos and most reviewers appear to have the same experience. I closed the louvers by 4:00-5:00 pm every day. Loved opening them in the morning and getting the sunlight coming in on all four walls. Hearing the beach and sea sounds. If you like an active bar scene at your hotel, and more people around, you'd prefer Coco.
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Originally Posted by peifun