Two Night Minimums

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Dear Mike,

The two night minimum is linked to all stays for this time period.

I see dunning this stay we have a couple wedding blocks and convention block.

We could try booking the two night stay, and seeing if an exception can be made.

Did you want me to go ahead and book the two nights?

Hope to hear from you soon.

Warm regards,

YaVanna

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