I politely pointed out that, whilst it was technically possible to stay for one night, he would in fact have to pay for three, as this is our minimum stay.Can we stay in your apartment for 1 night? please let me know
He then responded with:
(As it turns out, the £90 'offer' is actually less than one third of the 3 night rate anyhow!)Morning Paul,
I can pay you £90 for 1 night, I feel it is unfair that i have to pay for 3 nights when i can only stay 1 night. It is your call, If your apartment hasn't been booked then your better off taking £90 rather than nothing.
I know what i would do
I politely declined, and this was met with:
...by which I assume he meant "your loss". Charming.your lost
Actually, had we accepted, it probably would have been our loss, as I don't think we'd make anything out of £90 once you take into account the clean, the laundry, etc. and all other overheads.
Anyway, that's not really my point. My question is, do I bother even replying? I took the decision not to, but was sorely tempted to explain why our terms and prices are as they are, but instead felt it would just land on deaf ears.
What would you do?