Sue and Kevin Mullen wrote:
> Reef Fish wrote:
> > Sue and Kevin Mullen wrote:
>
> >>Reef Fish wrote:
>
> >>>How many times did you pass the Hanauma Bay during your 2 weeks?
> >>>was it on a Tuesday?
> >>
> >>Three or four times and never on a tuesday, the signs didn't say
> >>closed, it said the parking lot was full.
>
> > Then, so state. Apparently based on your single 2-week experience
> > of several passes.
>
> Also based on the experiences of people who work with my DH, who spend
> many months of the year in Honolulu.
That's hearsay. Your first hand experience is limited to 2 weeks.
>
> > The Kalia Tower is one of the latest addition to the towers. That's
> > where they put the "free stay" customers first. I stayed there more
> > than once. But I usually get upgraded to the better towers, such
> > as the Ali'i Tower -- which is how I knew how much better it is over
> > the others.
That was in response to your nitpicking on me not having named
ALL of the towers (even though I had stayed in them all), and also
nitpicked on my choice of the webpage (which showed ALL of
the towers as well as the Waikiki beach) and bitched about why
I didn't show something else or Sue and Kevin's crummy pictures.
SHOULDN'T HAVE SNIPPED those.
>
> No one "put" us in the Kalia Tower, I "requested" it. It was a better
> location for my DH and I wanted easy access to the whirlpool by the
> spa. Also the company my husband works for gives the Hilton Hawaiian
> Village a ton of business each year and they get treated very well there.
"They" would have put you in the Ali'i Tower if they wanted to treat
you nice.
And don't tell us, after sending your clients to the Hawaiian Village
all these years you didn't even know which Tower is heads and
shoulders better than the others. LOL!
> I am a Diamond (highest category) in the Hilton Honor
> > frequent stay program.
>
> I am not at all impressed,
That's not to impress you. That's to give the reason why I was
upgraded to the Ali'i Towers that even the Diamond members are
NOT automatically upgraded there, even if they ask.
Ask you OTHER travel agents to see if they knew. Ask ANY of
them who have the Hilton Diamond status.
> many of my husbands coworkers are also Diamond members.
You certainly remain pretty ignorant about those hotels with all
your Diamonds, and clients and husband's business there.
> You know what, they are very nice people and know how
> to get along with other people. Enough said!!
>
> sue
I also know lots of very nice people who get along with me well,
and nearly ALL of them are much more intelligent and
knowledgeable in whatever conversation they engage in than
most of you TAs in this group who aren't even knowledgeable
about YOUR BUSINESS in TRAVEL!
Nuf said!
-- Bob.
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