Lashpair Grand USA & Canada Tour 2009

Not Afraid · 06-12-2008, 02:40 PM

OK, here's the deal.

We can get a cabin that sleeps 10 (2b w/k; 1b w/q, 1 den q couch, loft with full size double futon). For 10 people, it would be $550 a night (base price is $350 for 2 an $25 pp after that).

There are also 2 other cabins nearby (within walking distance) that are owned by a different owner. Each of these cabins sleep 4 (they are 1 b each).

Sooooooo, to make a reservation, we need to figure out how many people are going to be a part of this. Because, if we don't have 10 (or even 8) people, we don't need such a big cabin and shouldn't commit to one (unless someone has lots of money and wants to rent a mansion at $350 night for 4 days.)

Now, I'm not saying that you NEED to stay at the cabin. You may choose to stay somewhere else and make your own arrangements. But, if we have enough people to fill up cabin spots at this point, then we need to jump on it pretty soon.

06-12-2008, 02:40 PM	#11
Not Afraid HI! Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 17,108	OK, here's the deal. We can get a cabin that sleeps 10 (2b w/k; 1b w/q, 1 den q couch, loft with full size double futon). For 10 people, it would be $550 a night (base price is $350 for 2 an $25 pp after that). There are also 2 other cabins nearby (within walking distance) that are owned by a different owner. Each of these cabins sleep 4 (they are 1 b each). Sooooooo, to make a reservation, we need to figure out how many people are going to be a part of this. Because, if we don't have 10 (or even 8) people, we don't need such a big cabin and shouldn't commit to one (unless someone has lots of money and wants to rent a mansion at $350 night for 4 days.) Now, I'm not saying that you NEED to stay at the cabin. You may choose to stay somewhere else and make your own arrangements. But, if we have enough people to fill up cabin spots at this point, then we need to jump on it pretty soon.
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