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#76210 11/25/2015 09:35 AM
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We are heading down in Feb, 2016 > need an overnight stay prior to getting the boat. We usually charter and go to the Scrub marina for one night. So, I contacted Scrub about spending one night in "hotel" prior to my charter. They want $969 (say what? - even dyslexic people won't fall for that price) for one night. I emailed them back explaining I could charter a boat and stay in their marina for cheaper than that. They have consented to go down to $859. I will never complain about the Mooring's sleep aboard price again (and we are not staying at Scrub). On second thought, I might see if continental breakfast is included in the $859.

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I wouldn't count on the continental breakfast, ggffrr! They charter their 61' Viking, Ruckus, for $4,000/day - and it's bring your own beer, even at that price. I have always enjoyed Scrub and its staff... but the ownership is unrealistic about, and out of touch with, their market.

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WOW .... I guess they are trying to draw in the "elite". That's certainly out of our price range.


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Do you have any Marriott points? The majority of guests seem to use those, so not sure how many paying customers they actually have.

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Not sure of your exact date. I put a Saturday in Febuary in the Marriott website and it was $659 or 45k points

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Consider this..you can stay in some very nice places in the BVI's for a week for that amount!

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The usual rate in February for a standard "guest room" is $659/night, or $579 or so if you get a AAA rate, senior rate or something similar. There are a number of February dates where all the standard "guest rooms" are sold out, and the $969 rate appears because they only have 1 BR suites remaining. I agree that is high, but it is not their normal hotel room.


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