Q. I stayed at the Taj Palace hotel in Dew Delhi. They are charging me Rs2245 for a car that collected us from New Delhi train station and took us to the hotel -- a 20-minute journey. Rs2245 is around $40, which seems way to expensive.
Are we getting ripped off?
Note that we didn't get a taxi -- we had the hotel organsie a car for us. I expected it to be more than a taxi, but not this much more.
Are we getting ripped off?
Note that we didn't get a taxi -- we had the hotel organsie a car for us. I expected it to be more than a taxi, but not this much more.
A. An ordinary car should charge only Rs 150 maximum. A limousine should cost maximum Rs 500.
Where is the cheapest parking garage near Palace Hotel in Union Square, San Francisco? They will charge $52!?
Q. I booked at the hotel called Palace Hotel near Union Square, San Francisco without knowing that they will charge $52 per night for parking a car at the hotel. That is crazy, so I am looking for help!
Does anyone know a good place to park a car???
Does anyone know a good place to park a car???
A. Parking at any downtown hotel is expensive which is why I usually recommend that visitors not bring a car if possible. Keep in mind that the the hotel will usually offer in out privileges so depending on how long you park at any destination you may end up paying at least as much as you would pay at your hotel.
There are a couple of public parking garages in the south of market area that will run you between $25-35 for 24 hours The two that are closest to the Palace hotel are on third between Howard and Folsom across from Moscone Center or at 5th and Mission. You may also be able to find over night parking for $15 at some of the lots south of market.
There are a couple of public parking garages in the south of market area that will run you between $25-35 for 24 hours The two that are closest to the Palace hotel are on third between Howard and Folsom across from Moscone Center or at 5th and Mission. You may also be able to find over night parking for $15 at some of the lots south of market.
which department do Las Vegas Imperial Palace hotel employees who wear blue polo shirts work in?
Q. which department do Las Vegas Imperial Palace hotel employees who wear blue polo shirts work in?
A. If you see these people wondering around inside the entrance, they are probably not employees of the Imperial Palace at all. Time Share Agents typically hang out around high traffic areas like entrances and try to get people interested in tours.
Other then this you'll probably have to be alittle more specific as to where you see these people and what you see them doing in order to answer your question acurately.
Other then this you'll probably have to be alittle more specific as to where you see these people and what you see them doing in order to answer your question acurately.
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