Accommodation advice please!

[Brussels Slumdog]

I have a one bedroom unfurnished flat on the 3rd floor, which I intend to furnish.
The problem is that there is not a separate entrance so I would need to rent it to someone I could trust.
It would be suitable for a contractor working Monday to Fridays in Brussels. Maybe I should advertise via the agents that I know.




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[WTFH]

Registered a handle just to post this???

Not quite. I think Kelly was hoping to be able to PM and advertise her insurance company.

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Registered a handle just to post this???

Well it is an answer to the OP's original question before the thread moved on to other things.

And the hotel doesn't look that bad. It's not my choice of hotel but it doesn't look bad.

[MasterBait]

Hôtel de Neuville - Arc de Triomphe. Clean hotel, friendly stuff, good location. Near public transit. Good place for shopping, lots of restaurants & bars nearby.

Registered a handle just to post this???

[KellyW]

Hôtel de Neuville - Arc de Triomphe. Clean hotel, friendly stuff, good location. Near public transit. Good place for shopping, lots of restaurants & bars nearby.

[MasterBait]

It’s always worth having a chat with hotel management if you’re planning on being somewhere for a while. They’ll usually come up with a deal, especially if 2/3 of you ask together.

They sometimes do, but if you have a regular pattern it's way cheaper just to book several weeks in advance

[Amanensia]

Since that thread is 10 years old, I’ve moved the latest posts here and dropped the others.

It’s always worth having a chat with hotel management if you’re planning on being somewhere for a while. They’ll usually come up with a deal, especially if 2/3 of you ask together.

[cojak]

Why not point people to this:

https://www.contractoruk.com/forums/...otel-tips.html

Rather than have two stickies on the same topic?

Since that thread is 10 years old, I’ve moved the latest posts here and dropped the others.

[MasterBait]

Definitely this! I made about 240 quid in six months booking my travel through Quidco.

Generally (not always) Topcashback has better deals and they pay a lot faster then Quidco

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Fiddles! I use Quidco and Hotels.com to get cashback (paid to my personal quidco account) and also every 10 nights I stay away I get a free night, which again I use when I am away personally paid for by the company

Last year when the Hilton's summer points deals was on, I was earning a night's stay approximately every 7 nights and every 5th night on a stay using points is free so it took me 84 nights to earn a 15 night holiday.

Also Hilton will give 25% off the room rate if you find it cheaper elsewhere. Priceline and Agoda are very good for such deals.