Cruising Girl
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Has anyone used Resort Pass to get a day use room in Fort Lauderdale after a cruise due to a late flight that day? Which hotel did you use? Thanks so much!
I haven’t used Resort Pass; however, I do use Dayuse.com frequently to book day rooms when I’m traveling with a long layover or have a late flight after a cruise. If you want an actual room, I would suggest Dayuse. My understanding is that Resort Pass gives you access to amenities, but not an actual room. Once you put your dates in the platform, it will tell you which hotels are available and what time slots (Dayuse). You would decide which hotel you wanted based on location, cost, etc., just like you would if you were booking a room for the night. I never choose a rate that requires me to pay in advance and always try to pick one that has a free airport shuttle.Has anyone used Resort Pass to get a day use room in Fort Lauderdale after a cruise due to a late flight that day? Which hotel did you use? Thanks so much!
ResortPass has both the day use rooms and amenities. It depends on what you're booking with them. (you can see different options when you search or can search just for day rooms on ResortPass) I have used them. I got some sort of Marriott hotel down by the beach. It was great.I haven’t used Resort Pass; however, I do use Dayuse.com frequently to book day rooms when I’m traveling with a long layover or have a late flight after a cruise. If you want an actual room, I would suggest Dayuse. My understanding is that Resort Pass gives you access to amenities, but not an actual room. Once you put your dates in the platform, it will tell you which hotels are available and what time slots (Dayuse). You would decide which hotel you wanted based on location, cost, etc., just like you would if you were booking a room for the night. I never choose a rate that requires me to pay in advance and always try to pick one that has a free airport shuttle.