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What is the best priced 3rd party service currently? I use hotels.com because I find it has the lowest price usually, plus you effectively get 10% off since e
by gt2 9y ago
What is the best priced 3rd party service currently?
I use hotels.com because I find it has the lowest price usually, plus you effectively get 10% off since every 10 bookings you receive a credit worth the average of your previous 10 night stays.
But I wonder if theres a better booking service out there than this for someone who books a lot of hotels.
- tallanvor 9y agoI pretty much just use them as well now, and for the same reason as you.
- chrisp_dc 9y agoIn the last month I've used hotels.com twice because it was lower than booking directly. In SF: Hotels.come was $180/night, hotel's website was over $300/night. In Copenhagen: Hotels.com was $120/night, the hotel's website was over $180/night. I'm not sure why these places are running sales on hotels.com, and not on their direct website. I try not to book on hotels.com because hotels have a reputation for giving those travelers the worst rooms (double beds vs. king bed, next to elevator, unrenovated rooms). However, it's hard to say "no" to 30%+ off.
- what_ever 9y agoTripAdvisor/Trivago - compare the rates there. Mentally apply the loyalty discounts and pick whichever is the cheapest. Also, I may be biased here as I used to work at TripAdvisor but I personally prefer their UI to booking/priceline. Expedia is okay too and I have heard good things about Trivago.