Amazon Deliveries to hotels?

Cottontop · 14 Jan 17, 07:03 PM

Does anyone know if it's possible to have Amazon deliver to hotels whilst you are staying there?

Guest · 14 Jan 17, 07:07 PM

Depends on whether or not the hotel is willing to accept deliveries. If they do most don't keep packages for more than a week or so. There may well be a charge.

**tocpe321** · 14 Jan 17, 07:15 PM

Yes

When I was in US I bought something on Amazon.com to be delivered to our next hotel.

I then phoned ahead and asked reception to keep an eye out for it. It then arrived a day or after I got to the hotel.

wombat girl · 14 Jan 17, 07:15 PM

I have done it before - no problem.

Cottontop · 14 Jan 17, 07:50 PM

Thanks All

MrBrownstone · 18 Jan 17, 03:37 PM

I have a UK Amazon prime account. If I ordered anything from the US site to be delivered to my hotel would it be eligible for Prime delivery?

wombat girl · 18 Jan 17, 06:20 PM

I don't think so - but you could sign up for a free 30 day trial if it is offered on the US site.

MrBrownstone · 18 Jan 17, 06:42 PM

never thought about that. thanks for the reply

Forkbeard · 19 Jan 17, 11:36 PM

The chaps at the DIS were talking about Amazon Prime recently. Apparently they deliver to the resorts now and within a 2 hour window I think they said.

I imagine you'll need a US account and whatever that entails.

The discussion was about delivering bottle water to your Disney hotel to save money.

**Disney Bear** · 20 Jan 17, 12:13 AM

You can use your .co.uk account by to sign into the American site fine. Then you have to sign up for the free trial of American prime (even if you have the uk one) and remember to cancel before it starts renewing. I did this earlier in the year and all way good but not sure about this Disney resorts charge per parcel now I'm afraid.

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	14 Jan 17, 07:03 PM Cottontop Getting Excited
Cottontop Getting Excited Join Date: Jun 04	Amazon Deliveries to hotels? Does anyone know if it's possible to have Amazon deliver to hotels whilst you are staying there?

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	14 Jan 17, 07:07 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	Depends on whether or not the hotel is willing to accept deliveries. If they do most don't keep packages for more than a week or so. There may well be a charge.

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	14 Jan 17, 07:15 PM tocpe321 VIP Dibber ✓Premium Member
tocpe321 VIP Dibber Join Date: Apr 12	Yes When I was in US I bought something on Amazon.com to be delivered to our next hotel. I then phoned ahead and asked reception to keep an eye out for it. It then arrived a day or after I got to the hotel. __________________ tocpe

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	20 Jan 17, 12:13 AM Disney Bear VIP Dibber ✓Premium Member
Disney Bear VIP Dibber Join Date: Feb 16 Location: Berkshire	You can use your .co.uk account by to sign into the American site fine. Then you have to sign up for the free trial of American prime (even if you have the uk one) and remember to cancel before it starts renewing. I did this earlier in the year and all way good but not sure about this Disney resorts charge per parcel now I'm afraid.