They didn’t have any available rooms at that date.
They didn’t have any available rooms on that date.
Use on, not at, before a specific date or day.
However, we use at in the expression at a later date: ‘We can discuss this again at a later date.’
They didn’t have any available rooms at that date.
They didn’t have any available rooms on that date.
Use on, not at, before a specific date or day.
However, we use at in the expression at a later date: ‘We can discuss this again at a later date.’