After working in Philadelphia and staying in an hotel week-by-week, I often like to get an evening meal in the hotel bar and grab some nutrition prior to the evening events. Whilst I was trying to complete my solutions design document for Identity certification and RBAC framework, I nice guy called Jeff engaged with me in a light conversion Jeff, a telecommunications consultant working for a health care company, was wanting to talk about everything. College basketball on TV, Local Strip Clubs and Phili Cheese Steak.
Within a split moment, I he did start talking about other hotels other than the one we were in, more specifically the Marriott near the city hall in Philadelphia. He did mention, regardless on location, that you can go onto the Marriott website and enter the Corporate/promotional code = IBM within the 'Special Rates & Rewards'.
I decided to go online and give this a try. Turns out it knocks around 10% off the total value, which is AWESOME.
You can check this out yourself at Marriott Home
You can see within the screenshot the difference in the prices once this is added within the Special Rates and Rewards textfield.
Before Special IBM Rate Code
After Special IBM Rate Code
He did however mention that they don't validate this. I would question this though I wouldn't be surprised considering the fact that every week there's an enormous number of booking of IBM associates on a global scale.
I have never used this though I would be interested to hear of people how have attempted this.
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