HUGE Super 8 Appleton disappointment today

[martymayes]

I don't have any issue with value-based pricing. Retailers do it al the time, the often repeated example used here is jacking up the cost of a 30 cent bottle of water to $4 at an outdoor event during the last week of July. Merchant obviously thinks value of that cold bottle of water is worth his asking price and consumers will agree. Consumer has the option of deciding if value of product is worth the price or not. I've been to hundreds of restaurants that have one menu for lunch and a different menu for dinner the only difference being price adjusted for perceived value of the meal at a particular time period. Restaurants that have same price all day long starts with the letters McD and I never eat there.

Somewhat different to quote and confirm a price, then later renege on that contract, which is what happened in the OP.