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2. Using someone else's corporate rate... - Business Travel Forum

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   1 post. Using someone else's corporate rate... 9 years ago. I have a favorite hotel in an area that I visit regularly. However, the regular rates of the hotel are about 25% above my company's travel allowance. We have a nearby client (let's call them Client A), who has a corporate rate with them, which brings the cost down significantly.

3. Using corporate rates for booking hotels for private use ...

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   176 reviews. 192 helpful votes. 1. Re: Using corporate rates for booking hotels for private use. 16 years ago. I don't see much of a problem with it as your company is not paying for your room. However, if you are in doubt, it's better to ask your boss about your company's policy than in this forum.

4. Photo ID proof for booking corporate special rate - Tripadvisor

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   Level Contributor. 26 posts. 2 reviews. Photo ID proof for booking corporate special rate. 1 year ago. My company has been listed under the names of companies applicable for the corporate discount. When I book using the relevant code, the rate details mentions "Company Photo ID required during check in". However, I do not have a company ID.

5. Trouble for using corporate code to book hotel? - New York ...

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   If it's for a HH MVP Rate, it should be ok. If however, as mentioned, you've obtained a Contracted Corporate Rate Code for a specific company, it's not good. It can be followed up in numerous ways. Through reservation vigilance, and through a company corporate monthly activity summary. If caught, the consequences can vary from balance payment ...

6. Any corporate code for hotels? - New York City Forum

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   7 years ago. The Hilton properties always have corporate codes. Search this form for posts from nywhiz, she knows all the codes. Affinia has a Cyber Monday deal that seems to be pretty good but it requires pre-payment now. I wouldn't be pre-paying this far in advance unless it's a spectacular deal for your dates.

7. Promo Codes / Corporate Codes - New York City Forum

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   Be careful with corporate codes as most will ask for a corporate ID when you arrive. Anyone can use the MVP rate for Hilton (N0041604) but if you booked under, say, IBM's discount, you need to have an IBM ID at check-in. That's why those codes are typically not published.