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Park Hyatt Goa for $40 and Other Hyatt Deals
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A quick note on some upcoming Luxury Travel Diary auctions for Hyatt stays that are ending soon. So far I haven’t been able to win an auction that matches my travel plans, but one day I will!
Bids are current as of posting:
- 1 Night At The Park Hyatt Goa Resort & Spa, India for $40
- 2 Nights At The Park Hyatt Istanbul, Turkey for $370
- 2 Nights In A Park Suite At Park Hyatt Buenos Aires for $540
- 2 Nights At Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia for $189
See all auctions ending soon (including 2 Nights At The Radisson Blu Hotel, Basel, Switzerland)
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Heather @ pass the dressing
November 2, 2015 at 3:23 pm
Can you give a bit more color on this site? I loved the idea of getting the PH Goa for $40 but I see that it went from 350 pounds. That’s a ridiculous price for that hotel. Do the folks that subscribe to this site/bid just have no idea of the value of these auction items? Is there no high limit?
Keri Anderson
November 2, 2015 at 3:28 pm
Luxury Travel Diary does review of luxury items and hotels and they also run auctions with the proceeds donated to charity. Many of the items do go ridiculously cheap, one reader let me know they won a 2 night stay at a luxury Connecticut hotel for $100. It just depends on how popular an item is. As for the items that go for more than they’re worth, I think that might be the ebay effect where you see people bidding on gift cards for more than their value. No idea why 🙂
Heather @ pass the dressing
November 2, 2015 at 3:30 pm
Thanks! Must be the ebay effect! Even the terms of the PH Goa deal says that it is valued less than it went for! I guess someone will always be around to buy the Brooklyn Bridge.
Keri Anderson
November 2, 2015 at 3:31 pm
At least this time the extra $$ are for a good cause!
Heather @ pass the dressing
November 2, 2015 at 3:44 pm
That’s right! Great! I wonder if the overage is tax deductible? That would be interesting!