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Drums4life 01-26-2010 05:20 PM

Crew hotels in Hawaii?
 
So thinking of making a trip to Hawaii in the near future and wondering if anyone knew of any hotels that give a discount to crewmembers. Maybe anyone that has flown the GO! operation would know what Mesa uses on occasion out there? Thanks!

Swedish Blender 01-26-2010 05:26 PM

Outriggers give a 50% discount to airline employees. Used to anyway

KingAirPIC 01-26-2010 05:28 PM

Yea, I'm going on the 4th but have yet to book anything. Haven't found any crew deals yet on Maui. Ohana hotels usually have good deals for us but they're not on Maui.

Drums4life 01-26-2010 05:40 PM


Originally Posted by KingAirPIC (Post 752006)
Yea, I'm going on the 4th but have yet to book anything. Haven't found any crew deals yet on Maui. Ohana hotels usually have good deals for us but they're not on Maui.

Yea, I've never been out there so don't even really know what islands would be best but was just gonna kind of play it by ear.

mustache ride 01-26-2010 05:53 PM

Not sure about hotels, but you might want to check on craigslist for last minute deals on vacation rentals. With the economy in a slump, people post their studio - 2 bed apartments on craigslist for usually less than $100 a night. add rental car and it's way cheaper than hotels. plus you have a kitchen and can do food cheaper as well. after all, you're probably there for the beach, not the accommodations.

OptimusClimb 01-26-2010 06:14 PM


Originally Posted by mustache ride (Post 752028)
Not sure about hotels, but you might want to check on craigslist for last minute deals on vacation rentals. With the economy in a slump, people post their studio - 2 bed apartments on craigslist for usually less than $100 a night. add rental car and it's way cheaper than hotels. plus you have a kitchen and can do food cheaper as well. after all, you're probably there for the beach, not the accommodations.

I just got back few weeks ago from Maui, could not afford outriggers or any other hotel. Ended up staying at a bed and breakfast a buddy of mine stayed at, It was awesome only 50$/night for me and my girl and it was kihei block away from the beach, bars, grocery store, and restaurant. But hardly spend any time in the room so busy doing things outdoors. check the hyatt that is where delta stay they may give out discounts.

kalyx522 01-26-2010 06:34 PM

I don't know about any crew discounts but I have used priceline on numerous occasions with superb results. Dunno if which island you're headed to, but I usually bid for the Wailea area in Maui because that's where the ritzy resorts are (or Kapalua) and I've gotten the Mariott 3 times so far for $90-100 (that's about $200 less than the rate you'd get on expedia or any of those other travel sites.) In the high season I think I got a lesser hotel (meaning 3 stars instead of 4, it was still a really nice place) in the same area for $130 or so. On Kauai I've used priceline and gotten the Sheraton for $125.
same for car rentals, I've gotten convertibles for as low as $40/day.

IADBLRJ41 01-26-2010 06:39 PM

Just signed up for ID90.com and Hawaii has some really great deals. Just booked a stay in Maui in for $139 per night for a condo/studio at a Westin. Plenty of Hawaii deals avail!

BenFluth216 01-26-2010 07:39 PM

Waikiki Marriott gave us a nice discount on a ocean view balcony room.

maveric311 01-28-2010 06:48 AM


Originally Posted by OptimusClimb (Post 752040)
I just got back few weeks ago from Maui, could not afford outriggers or any other hotel. Ended up staying at a bed and breakfast a buddy of mine stayed at, It was awesome only 50$/night for me and my girl and it was kihei block away from the beach, bars, grocery store, and restaurant. But hardly spend any time in the room so busy doing things outdoors. check the hyatt that is where delta stay they may give out discounts.


Theres a few hotels that give out airline discounts in Kihei. Maui Lu Resort i know is one. 40 bucks a night. not real classy room but who cares your only sleeping there! a few blocks away from food and bars. Right accross from the beach.


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