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In article <32173@unix.SRI.COM> cole@unix.sri.com (Susan Cole) writes:
>
>On the down side, I know Watercourse Way won't take phone reservations
>for hot tubs unless you buy a "reservation privilege card" (not even
>with a credit card -- that bugs me)  -- they may have the same
>restriction on massage reservations.  It means you have to make
>a special trip there to pay in advance.
>
There are 2 ways you can make reservations for hottubs over the phone.
One is to purchase the "reservation privilege card" (which I have, and
has paid for itself every year I renew it) and the other is to purchase
a "discount card" which entitles you to some number of hottub rentals
at a discounted price.  I don't know exactly why they don't take res-
ervations with a credit card, except that they have called me in the 
past with conflicts in scheduling, in order to make alternate arrangements.
So, maybe it's so that they have enough info to get in touch with you
in case there's a problem.

In terms of the massage reservations, WW does like people to make
reservations over the phone.  I have talked with them about it, and 
what they do is take your reservation over the phone, so that they
can schedule someone to be there, since many of their therapists
are willing to come in when called.  They didn't ask me if I had a
reservation or discount card in order to make massage reservations,
either.

If you decide to go for a hottub and massage, my suggestion is to 
check out how much it would be to get room 10 for the hottub.  It
is a neat room with a waterfall and jet tub in it, that you are
allowed to have bath salts in.  It's pretty squished for 3, although
just heavenly for 2....