What discounts do I get with the McDonalds Platinum Program?
Q. Other than the 50% off your meal, it says you get discounts at these stores:
Via Rail, choice hotels, future shop, apple, RBC bank, goodlife fitness, marks work warehouse, payless shoes, rbc insurance, and stitches.
But what percentages are these
Via Rail, choice hotels, future shop, apple, RBC bank, goodlife fitness, marks work warehouse, payless shoes, rbc insurance, and stitches.
But what percentages are these
A. I have no clue
check out http://www.mcdonalds.com or something
check out http://www.mcdonalds.com or something
What are some good hotels in San Francisco?
Q. I am throwing my bff a bachelorette party in SF and was wondering what would be a good choice of hotels to look into for an overnight stay. It will be about 35 of us and it will need a meeting or banquet room of sorts.
A. How nice of you! Would you like to be MY friend too? :-)
Seriously, my recommendation would depend on how much you want to spend. Here are my faves:
Blow-the-rent: Four Seasons Hotel, 757 Market Street. You'll be treated like royalty, with all the luxury and refinements you'd expect from this top-of-the-line hotel. Be assured that no detail for your party will be overlooked. I stay here whenever I can afford it (which sadly isn't often enough), but they DO frequently have promotional deals, and they might be open to negotiating the price for a group your size.
Money Left Over for Christmas: Hotel Monaco, 501 Geary Street. Not as luxe as the Four Seasons, but still VERY nice, roughly half the price, and with thoughtful little touches throughout . . . like Frette bathrobes in every room! It's close to Union Square, so a shopping excursion could easily be worked into your festivities.
Bargain: Hotel Rex, 562 Sutter Street. This is a cool, funky, 'boutique-ey' kind of place, and it might have just the kind of uniqueness you're looking for. It certainly gives you a lot of bang for your buck.
Have fun with your celebration!!
Seriously, my recommendation would depend on how much you want to spend. Here are my faves:
Blow-the-rent: Four Seasons Hotel, 757 Market Street. You'll be treated like royalty, with all the luxury and refinements you'd expect from this top-of-the-line hotel. Be assured that no detail for your party will be overlooked. I stay here whenever I can afford it (which sadly isn't often enough), but they DO frequently have promotional deals, and they might be open to negotiating the price for a group your size.
Money Left Over for Christmas: Hotel Monaco, 501 Geary Street. Not as luxe as the Four Seasons, but still VERY nice, roughly half the price, and with thoughtful little touches throughout . . . like Frette bathrobes in every room! It's close to Union Square, so a shopping excursion could easily be worked into your festivities.
Bargain: Hotel Rex, 562 Sutter Street. This is a cool, funky, 'boutique-ey' kind of place, and it might have just the kind of uniqueness you're looking for. It certainly gives you a lot of bang for your buck.
Have fun with your celebration!!
Who pays the employees in a franchise agreement?
Q. Is it the franchisee, the franchisor or is it split somehow? I'm assuming that this can be different depending on the circumstance. I have a job interview for an open Hotel Sales Manager position at a comfort suites in town which is franchised from Choice Hotels International. The pay rate is listed as negotiable and i'd like to have an idea of what they can afford to pay. Does anyone know if the franchise owner would have to afford this, or if the franchisor might have an open budget for it? Thanks!
~Caroline
~Caroline
A. The franchisee has direct control of the wages paid to their employees. So, all pay negotions would be between you and the franchisee, not the franchisor.
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