Choosing Hotel

[Jamie]

Hi everyone,

I am planning my vacation to BKK for mid February. I am choosing a vacation package through an airline because it's cheaper than buying a ticket and everything seperate. When looking at the rooms one of their selections is "Run of House." I have no clue what this means exactly. I thought I'd ask here since maybe others have encountered it and can tell me what their thoughts were if they chose this option. This is through Northwest Airlines.

[Diablo Bob]

Haven't heard that term before , but it might be like the "Superior" or "Delux Superior" which seems to be the standard here. Just an ordinary room w/ac and either a queen or two doubles.

In other words, nothing out of the ordinary.

[Jamie]

Bob,

Thanks...You are probably right. They give two options...this one and executive, so I guess "run of house" must be the basic as you said.

[lopburi3]

Whatever the hotel decides to provide you. Normally the cheapest room. In most modern hotels not a major problem but for older units it may be an inside room with no windows or such.

[lanny]

AFAIK, Run of House is a hotel industry term for reservations that are not for specific classes of room. You take whatever is available, at the lowest rate, for such reservations.

[Jamie]

Thanks all...

I guess I will go with the executive then. I'm planning on staying at the Century Park. Not the Peninsula etc, but hopefully not too bad.