Giveaway - room upgrade certificates (2) at Hilton Chennai up for grabs

In July / August 2013, I received a complimentary joining kit for the Hilton Premium Club for their Chennai property. I've also reviewed its contents here. I used some of the benefits, and then forgot all about it. Clearing up my stuff over the weekend, I found a couple of transferable certificates for room upgrades, which I don't think I'll ever use. So I'd like to give those away to those who want it.

These certificates are valid till July 2014, redeemable only upon check-in, for a one-category room upgrade, and for a single stay of up to a maximum of 3 nights. They can't be combined with any other offer, and are valid only on Hilton Premium Club rates, which are no more than the rates on hilton.com. See below for a one-night stay from 1 to 2 April 2014.

HPC - advertised rate

HPC - advance purchase rate

Hilton.com rate

To be honest, I was expecting a higher price through the HPC portal, but turns out that isn't the case. So, nothing lost. So, if you're planning to land up in Chennai for any reason, including a just-for-the-heck-of-it stay, and want one of these certificates, please let me know by commenting in the box below. If there are more entries than certificates I have (2) then I'll draw lots from random.org. Do leave your full email ID (not publicly shown) so I can contact you. A couple of points, though - I'll keep this open for a few days, maybe till end-March (let me know if you need it earlier), so you have time to comment. Also, I'm able to dispatch the vouchers only to an Indian address, so do keep that in mind. Thank you.


Comments

  1. UnknownMarch 12, 2014 at 5:57 AM

    Would love to have a Cert, which can be used on a trip to chennai while visiting relatives.

    ReplyDelete
  2. Miles & Even MoreMarch 24, 2014 at 9:24 AM

    Hi Joseph - do send me an email with your postal address, to milesandevenmore "at" gmail "dot" com. will send you the certificate.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Review: Le Meridien Etoile, Paris

Image
I checked out of the Hyatt Regency Paris Etoile yesterday morning, and checked into the Le Meridien Etoile, just around the corner from the Hyatt, in the evening after a day's sightseeing. Hyatt was kind enough to hold my bags for the duration of the day (which is a surprise in today's world of terror threats), and I'm grateful to them for that. The Le Meridien has standard and chic rooms as two of their base category rooms. As I mentioned in the introduction post, I booked a chic room on an award. Here's a review of the hotel and room, but not breakfast (that didn't come with the room, and we planned to head to the airport a little early in any case). Index of posts Bonjour Paris: Introduction and summary of posts Review: Chennai to Colombo on Sri Lankan A320 regional business class Review: Serendib Lounge, CMB airport Review: Colombo to Paris on Sri Lankan A330-200 international business class Review: Hyatt Regency Paris Etoile Review: Le Meridien Etoile, Paris Re...
Read more

Kolkata's new terminal, and what a relief! (And lots of pictures)

Image
For the longest time, Kolkata (CCU) had pathetic terminals – both for domestic and international flights – and it was high time they did something about it. Now, the Airports Authority of India must be complimented on the new Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport. The airport is really fresh, swanky, and actually makes the flying experience in and out of CCU a whole lot better. The new terminal is an integrated terminal for domestic and international flights, and set out in an wide “V” with unequal arms, the longer arm being the domestic side. The terminal building itself is at one end of the runway, and is to the right of the old terminal, when viewed from the city side (left from airside). This picture, courtesy Wikipedia, shows it quite clearly. I flew in on SG 323 ( trip report here ), and on reaching CCU, we parked at the apron, though sufficient aerobridges appeared available. Cost cutting I suppose. The bus then took us to the terminal building, and this is what greet...
Read more

Defunct airlines of India - Part 1

Image
ASan and I met for lunch over the weekend. If you knew us personally, you'd know that we're both forever thirsty, if you get my meaning. You'd also know that there are always discussions around ideas for posts. Most of them are flights of fancy (pun intended!), and almost always unviable. But two men with some alcohol in them can dream, can't they? Anyway, this time the discussion finally got down to something that interests both of us, though in very different ways. ASan is a bit of a history freak, getting dreamy and bleary-eyed when you talk of anything 20 years or older (he thinks he’d have fit better into society a hundred years ago, than now). And I'm an AvGeek to the core and a huge  fan of REG Davies. So when the talk finally came around to Indian airline companies that used to be, we hit paydirt! After some decent and serious research, we think we've come up with our own Indian Aviation History 101. Given the volume there is to share, we’ll be splitting...
Read more