Located on the Left Bank, minutes from Eiffel Tower near elegant & high end of Paris, 5-star Le Cinq Codet via Luxury Escape have up to 70% off room rates for stays of 2-12 nights in all their room types beginning with classic. An example would be 2 nights from $679 USD (includes taxes & fees) when it is normally $2262.
Your stay will include:
- Stay for 2 people
- Daily buffet breakfast at Chiquette
- Welcome glass of champagne per adult at the Chiquette bar
- Welcome box of chocolates in-room on arrival
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edit : a few different variants, so more than. 3 total rooms. but I think mostly or all very soon dates.
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edit : a few different variants, so more than. 3 total rooms. but I think mostly or all very soon dates.
Also no one is paying 400 a night for a 30m room. There are dozens of nicer hotels in Paris whose standard rate is similar to this "deal".
Yup, hotel prices are absurd. The glory days of Name Your Own Price and sub-$100 4-star hotels everywhere are long over. Luckily opaque providers still exist for those who have the flexibility and ability to figure out what hotel they will get. Even then as a highly frugal person with plenty of disposable income, I check no fewer than 5 sites when searching. Because you have to.
Glad I went to Hawaii a lot in the 90s, 00s and 2010s.
Mexico is still pretty reasonable.
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Yup, hotel prices are absurd. The glory days of Name Your Own Price and sub-$100 4-star hotels everywhere are long over. Luckily opaque providers still exist for those who have the flexibility and ability to figure out what hotel they will get. Even then as a highly frugal person with plenty of disposable income, I check no fewer than 5 sites when searching. Because you have to.
Glad I went to Hawaii a lot in the 90s, 00s and 2010s.
Mexico is still pretty reasonable.
Bananas have been held at a constant price artificially by supermarkets because they're a loss leader item. Grocers have mentioned them specifically saying they keep the prices low on them because they're such a staple they need it to attract customers. Like the $4.99 rotisserie chickens at Costco, Sam's Club.
Yep. I loved Priceline's Name your Price because I'd be able to pinpoint which hotels I'd get with 90% confidence. They got rid of that - Express Deals are ok if you can combine a coupon on top.
I strongly recommend Vietnam. Came back from an amazing trip over Winter break. 5 star hotels with included amazing buffet breakfasts for $170 a night. It makes me never want to go anywhere in Europe or the US anymore on vacation. How is it a vacation when you have to worry about every dollar you spend and not getting your money's worth? SE Asia is the place to go!
Not sure what Government stats on CPI have to do with anything. Did you mean French CPI?
BTW, Eggs in 2021 - $2.86, current price $3.00. Haas Avocados have been around $1.00 for a while, which is in line with what paid three years ago (seasonally they might drop to $0.75, but that wasn't average)
Inflation is on the rise around the planet because every country in the world printed a lot of money to avoid a depression in 2020 due to the pandemic.
It's going to take years to recover from the economic turmoil and correction that took place back in 2020.
The United States is actually doing extremely well in its fight against inflation compared to the EU and Asia. The dollar is very strong right now and inflation is down to 3%. The world is still reeling from 2020, but U.S. is actually doing very well.
Inflation is on the rise around the planet because every country in the world printed a lot of money to avoid a depression in 2020 due to the pandemic.
It's going to take years to recover from the economic turmoil and correction that took place back in 2020.
The United States is actually doing extremely well in its fight against inflation compared to the EU and Asia. The dollar is very strong right now and inflation is down to 3%. The world is still reeling from 2020, but U.S. is actually doing very well.
I'll give you that. A large part of the reason for inflation was:
1) western countries around the world started handing out money. This was started by Trump, with pressure from Democrats. But Biden poured even more fuel on the fire with his massively expanded spending. (how do you spend your way out of inflation???). The UK, Australia, and others copied this strategy.
2) people just generally decided they didn't want to work as hard anymore because life is short (as covid reminded us) and there are bigger priorities in life. People also decided not to save as much because, again, life is short. This continues to some degree. Productivity down, demand up.
3) Supply chain shocks, again, as people work less.
4) the lockdowns prevented people from going back to work even if they wanted to
Hopefully, AI will fix all of this by massively increasing productivity. Inflation IS slowing down, but that's little comfort because it almost never reverses. 3% inflation today just means we're increasing at a slower rate, not that the past 30% inflation goes away.
The people harmed the most by inflation are retirees and those with huge savings and no inflation-adjusted income.
The people helped the most are those who borrowed massive sums, especially at low mortgage interest rates.
Peace.
Not sure what Government stats on CPI have to do with anything. Did you mean French CPI?
BTW, Eggs in 2021 - $2.86, current price $3.00. Haas Avocados have been around $1.00 for a while, which is in line with what paid three years ago (seasonally they might drop to $0.75, but that wasn't average)
Hotels across the board and around the world are up in price at the same levels. The complaint is general in nature about inflation, giving special attention to those countries who made it worse than it should have been: namely western countries handing out money like candy. Inflation is contagious; even if France didn't hand a single dime out, the fact that the US (and others) has a huge amount of cash influx chasing the same goods French consumers are chasing makes those goods in France more expensive to the French.
Maybe for you. Many of us haven't gotten increases that match inflation. Means we took pay cuts.