What are you using to book hotels/motels right now?

[88m3]

What are you using to book hotels/motels with right now?

 

[Broke Wave]

expedia... anything else is savage

 

[Liquid]

Honestly your best bet is to go directly to the source unless you are planning a trip overseas in which you don't have much flexibility on where to go once you land. When I was helping my sister search back home. It was actually cheaper to go through the holiday inn express website than it was through expeidia/orbitz/priceline.

I think through Holiday Inn direct was about 200 per night, Orbitz/Expedia was up to $238 a night or so. Its simple logic...the websites have to make money too. A tip is to check the prices periodically throughout the coming days. It will almost always lower a bit when the date is nearing and they are scrambling to get rooms filled. Unless you are trying to stay in one of those illegal spots in the bronx...can't help you there

 

[88m3]

Yeah...


This damn presidents day weekend is sending prices through the roof I'm guessing.


I just went though all the websites and their rates were trash or fully booked.



Starting to think about flying somewhere...


lot of fukkery this week

 

[Jutt]

I usually use Hotels.com then i compare it with the source directly. Usually its cheaper on hotels.com

 

[Kartel13]

I'm planning a 4 day trip to Puerto Rico in the next month, is cheap Caribbeans a legit site?

 

[88m3]

I'm planning a 4 day trip to Puerto Rico in the next month, is cheap Caribbeans a legit site?

here's a good tool for your flights

if you have flexible dates it's a life saver saved me thousands maybe tens of thousands of millions

skyscanner.net

 

[nomoreneveragain]

expedia... anything else is savage

Call the establishment directly, ask them if they can give you 10-15% else you'll book the room via Expedia.

Always check the hotel website and than expedia to see if the rates match.

 

[Serious]

can i book them by the hour?