Hotel receives an email from a couple getting married requesting that they provide a complimentary 7-10 day honeymoon stay that includes meals: ‘They were very polite about it and even gave us a whole list of alternatives if we say no’

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Got this email at work today and honestly had to share it: Dear [hotel name censored] Team, My wife and I are getting married on January 3 and hope to begin our honeymoon on January 5 for 7-10 nights. Your secluded jungle-and-beach setting in [location censored] looks especially memorable for a honeymoon.
A couple enjoying their honeymoon vacation. Still frame for contextual reference only.
May I kindly ask whether you would consider offering us a fully complimentary 7-10 night honeymoon stay, ideally with meals included? If a fully complimentary stay is not possible, we would be very grateful for the strongest alternative you can offer, such as complimentary nights, a substantial discount, meal support, transfers, a room upgrade, or honeymoon benefits.
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We completely understand if this is not possible and sincerely. appreciate your consideration. Kind regards, [name censored] To be fair, they were very polite about it and even gave us a whole list of alternatives if we say no I respect the confidence, honestly.
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A couple walking on a beach on their honeymoon. Image is representative only and does not depict the actual subjects of the story.
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Liathnian Hey if you are giving away free all inclusive honeymoons sign me up! I'd be more than willing to divorce and remarry my husband. I'd be willing go the heavily discounted route if I don't actually have to go through the trouble of divorcing him. No huh? Well drat.
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Chuck-fan-33 Probably influencers that think they should get everything comped in exchange for a mention. The funny thing is I consider influencers the least reliable review sources.
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puetirat Totally crazy! Though I must admit that when we did our honeymoon this summer we were surprised by the complimentary and significant free room upgrades we got - basically at all of the large hotels we were bumped up to rooms 2-3x the price. Though we only messaged them to say that we look forward to spending our honeymoon at their beautiful place (did not request a thing), and we tipped and reviewed accordingly.
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SkwrlTail "If you want a nice bed and free breakfast, ask your mother."
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sheburn118 You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.
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Rustymarble You don't get what you don't ask for. Worst thing that can happen is you say no. I bet they sent wedding invites to celebrities on the "tip" that celebrity's admin will just send a wedding gift by default.
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Traditional-Drag-204 This sounds like me as a teenager asking my parents something crazy FIRST so that I could then ask for what I really wanted which would sound absolutely reasonable by comparison. lol
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MightyManor Man I got one asking for a week stay for a poem
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SkwrlTail It is worth noting that when we still had a fax machine, we would frequently get charities (all using the same form...) asking for us to donate a three-night stay. Similar vibe.
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Slight Zebra_8490 At least he didn't lead with "I'm a social media influencer with 400 followers".
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lady-of-thermidor "Dear Newlyweds, What's in for us? Sincerely, Every hotel on your list"
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Turbulent-House7584 wait until they find out hospitality is a business not a free comfortable accommodation just so happy to have them...
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RoyallyOakie The alternative is you book and pay like every other customer. You just know they're sending a similar letter to every wedding service provider.
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