Room price when booking on line didn't warn about the huge added $80.00 tax which was almost an added 50% I'll know better next time to look for something else
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Reasonably easy to use booking service . Not sure why actual room rate is so much higher than prominent rate
Ridiculous time pressure to "book now or lose availability".
Also non-transparent prices, with much lower price in large bold lettering, and actual price in small print underneath.
Website came at the top of search engine and they made it look like it was booking direct with actual hotel. Price seen was at value but then they add on service charge and taxes for what they consider “reasonable”. Non-refundable. And those costs don’t appear until last page. Unfortunately I was too tired to notice and payment went through. I would advise going direct with the actual hotel. And making sure it is the actual website address. Scam through and through.
Needed something close by due to home repairs gone wrong. Thanks!
CAUTION ! Booking site scam: Guest Reservations
I wanted to book a hotel room in Saint Angel, France, via Guest Reservations because they offered a seemingly attractive rate. Yet, after I had filled-in all the information, at the very second I pressed the Enter key I realised that they charged my an additional third of the initial price on top. As it was a hotel reservation for which I chose the option "cancellation until date xyz" I tried to cancel my booking straight away. To no avail. On the phone (US Texan phone number!) a machine kept on telling me they had no such booking number nor name. I then tried to send them a mail with detailed explanation asking them to cancel my booking for free (as I am still within the refund period). Same story, no answer: only that the email address doesn't exist. I also filled-in a contact form when they stipulate they would contact me within 24 hours and I still haven't heard back. THEY ARE SCAMMERS!! Never book anything with them anymore!!
I have informed my bank and I will now start further steps to get my money back and make their methods public! I have screenshots and copies of all correspondance.
the rate announced was not including taxes ... doesn t matter but it s near double !!

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Price listed does not include taxes and other fees and increased the cost by more than 50%.

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