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The overall reputation of the company reflects significant dissatisfaction among customers, primarily due to inadequate customer service and a lack of accountability. Many reviews highlight issues such as harsh refund policies, unresponsive support, and problems with fraudulent listings, leading to frustrations over lost funds and unresolved complaints. While some customers appreciate the variety of accommodations offered, the overwhelming sentiment indicates a lack of trust in the company's commitment to customer satisfaction. To improve its reputation, the company must enhance its customer service responsiveness and take greater responsibility for the listings it promotes.
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WE stayed at Days Inn mainly because the places we normally stay were booked. To our suprise our suite (if called) that had a lovely living room for relaxing and a seperate bedroom. We found it to be very confortable for the purpose we were there for. Would probably stay there again. The breakfast was pretty much the usual, not any frills but, ok. Old but had been kept up fairly well.
Once you've entered your credit card info you're done. If you realize after 10 minutes you've made a mistake and have to make a change to anything your money is lost and you'll get no help! Stick with reputable companies with real customer service!
I thought I found a great hotel for a summer vacation in Myrtle Beach SC... but reservations were through Booking.com. I wish I'd done my research 1st.
1) A deposit of 1 night was required.
2) Free cancellation through 1 week prior to reservation.
Ok. Sounds good. I make the reservation - 6 months out. 2 weeks later I find the location was not what I wanted and cancelled. I received confirmation of the cancellation WITHOUT penalty.
Ok. Still sounds good. I get my credit card statement and I have a $10 interest charge... but I paid the statement in full (less the 1 night deposit to booking. Com that should have been credited).
Ok. Booking. Com Customer Service is non-existent so I contacted the hotel directly. They informed me they never received a cancellation from Booking.com. I needed to cancel the same way I booked.
Ok. Time to pursue direct contact with Booking.com - not online. IMPOSSIBLE. If you can find the number you're a detective, but it won't help because the line is unanswered. I did send multiple emails requesting cancellation to the hotel - but no response.
Ok. I disputed the charge on my credit card. That should avoid future charges and allow me to eventually get reimbursed. They advised me to call the hotel and demand cancellation and reimbursement directly.
Ok. Called the hotel again and was told I must make my cancellation request to the Front Desk Manager. Took 15 minutes but I finally got a representative for the Front Desk Manager to tell me the cancellation was being processed and I should receive my refund "shortly." Please, define shortly.
Ok. Now I get to check my credit card transactions daily looking for the refund. (I know, I should have done that when I cancelled with Booking.com.)
Whew. I'm tired. Wish I had just done my research about Booking.com up front and never made the reservation. Stay tuned. I'll let you know how long before I get my refund. (Beware - I will pursue this until fully resolved... but it should never be this difficult.)
JUST SAY NO to Booking.com
I booked an apartment with booking.com in January for a few days away in May. I had until the 24th march to cancel without payment or I would have had to pay in full. Unfortunately for me they cancelled on me after this date. I've lost the money I paid for flights because I can't find a suitable alternative. After finally getting to speak to a manager at booking.com I've been told I should be thankful they never just let me go on the trip to find out there was no booking. Unbelievably terrible customer service
I booked a car through booking.com at Bergamo airport (Italy). The car provider, Locauto, was appalling. They didn't have the car I booked and they were terribly rude. We thus proceeded to rent a vehicle elsewhere. Upon my return I contacted booking.com for a full refund which I received promptly with a letter of apology for my bad experience with Locauto and a discount voucher for my next booking. I can't fault their costumer service and courtesy both on the phone and by e-mail.
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I booked via a search for a twin room for the same day I made the search. I paid and headed for the hotel. On the way I checked the e-mail and found it was for the wrong day and only for one person. No way could I have made two massive errors. I use these booking apps a lot and i understand how to surf them.
Booking. Ripoff charged me the full room fee for cancelling it AND after i discovered the hotel was not contactable by phone. Nor were booking.com
Cheats. I do not recommend using them EVER
Yes. Booking.com treats their customers as garbage and defrauds them of money. I inadvertly put in a wrong email address when i booked and got no confirmation email so i booked another hotel, then when i came back from vacation i noticed they charged me the full stay and said they could not do anything. How come they didnmt advise me? They had my name, phone number etc when the emails they sent came back with undeliverable. They are a fraudulent company.
Never use them deal with the hotel directly
I made a reservation for a 3 bedroom apartment through booking.com on January 22. On march 28, I was informed it would not be honored as there was some error between booking.com and the vendor. Booking.com tried to rebook me at an inferior location. UNRELIABLE
I booked a room with booking.com and when I arrived (from another state), the hotel in which we had a reservation was overbooked and had no record of our reservation. I tried for over a day to contact the site by phone. No response. I tried by email. No response. We were left without a hotel after 14 hours of travel and with out customer service from booking or the hotel. It is three days later and I have not heard anything from booking.
My husband used the Booking.com app. I found a cheaper rate by $11.00 on another site geared toward seniors. When I contact Booking.com, "Heidel" said that I would have had to contact them BEFORE we checked it. Their policy is that they will not provide you with any help if you call them after you check in. Most companies will give you a 24-48 hour time to contact them. Not Booking.com. When I voiced my dissatisfaction with this, and said that I would note this online on various social media sites, "Heidel" said the following, "I don't think it will make a difference. You can go online if you want and if you feel the need to express yourself, but there is nothing we can do." So I would not recommend Booking.com
I made a reservation on booking.com for a Miami hotel. When I got to the hotel they had no reservation and no room. Leaving me and my family with no room and to head back to the airport to sleep there. I will never use this company and would advise you to not use them as well.
I cancelled a reservation I made with them for a hotel in Iceland and somehow, it never went through their system. I didn't get a confirmation email, and in hindsight, I wish I had contacted them about it, but it didn't worry me at the time because my booking seemed to be removed from my account. (I had booked 3 other hotels with them and those are the only ones that showed up on my personal account page. If my other booking had not been cancelled, it should have showed up on that page.)
Now, I'm being charged by the hotel with a no-show fee of the entire amount it would have cost to stay there. Booking.com refuses to take any responsibility for it even though I've sent them a screen shot of my account page which clearly shows this reservation doesn't exist. The kicker is that the hotel I actually did stay at was also booked through booking.com and for the same dates! And even that doesn't prove anything to them. I had to email several times before I even got anything other than a stock answer from them about the situation. Not sure if anyone was even reading the emails.
We have not previously had problems with Booking.com but I am not sure I shall use them again after our recent experience with their new and misleading policy. Be VERY careful when booking some hotels with them. On the 23rd of March 2016 I booked a hotel in Honfleur called Les Maisons De Lea for one night in mid June 2016. The booking was made with a Free Cancellation policy. On the 24th March the hotel withdrew the cost of the stay from my bank account plus a £7 transaction charge. At no point during the booking process or in the 'Fine Print' on their site does it mention they will do this. If you hover over a small blue question mark on the cancellation policy it says money will be withdrawn 'prior to ONE DAY before your stay'. When I questioned Booking.com they said this was within the guidelines and acceptable So it's ok then for the hotel to earn interest on £500 of our money for three months prior to our stay!? This is unethical on the part of both the hotel and Booking.com. Please be VERY aware of this new scam when you book!
Whatever you do, don't book with booking.com. I booked 2 months in advance just to find out they lost my reservations once I get there. Yes so me and my friends were left homeless 900miles from home. The bad thing is they claim it wasn't their fault when clearly they took my money as soon as I booked with them. I never had this trouble with Expedia, so stick with what you know. I hope it's not booking.com
Worst company I have ever dealt with! I booked a room with free cancellation. When I cancelled, I was charges $211 bybthe hotel. I called the hotel and told them and they said it was free cancellation, so booking.com charged me. I have called many times, been on hold for 20+ minutes each time. I have emailed numerous people and even contacted them on Facebook. Still NOTHING! Do NOT use booking.com they are a worthless, scamming company.
Booked a room last minute in San Fran 5 star hotel. Best price you could hope for. Upon arrival I gave front desk my booking.com number and she wen to the office and found my reservation quickly. My only advice would be to call the hotel direct once you book. I will use this again
I booked Allegra's House in Rome for part of a very special trip to celebrate a 25th wedding anniversary. Out of the blue, within a month of travel and long after the booking was confirmed, I received a text from Allegra's House saying they had over booked and I would have to cancel. My reservation was through booking.com. Initially they said I would be found alternative accommodation of the same level, but the only option I have been given has nowhere near the same rating on tripadvisor. Would not advice anyone to book, either at Allegra's House unless they don't mind being cancelled at short notice, or using booking.com
The worst booking site ever don't book here they will ruine you plans and lie to you send falsely reservations and give you room to someone else the owners do not communicate with there booking places WORST BOOKING eVER
Hotel I've booked through booking.com made a mistake (gave away my room to someone). Booking.com charged me with no-show up fee, and not replying my mail.
This is unacceptable and I wont use their service in the future.
Answer: In my case they took my payment information and paid the hotel where I was going to be staying. Only to find out that the hotel was out of business and I had to prove that it was charged to my account. They did not find me a replacement hotel to stay in for the same price. Nor did they care that I was left without a place to stay. So beware before you purchase.
Answer: Don't waste time with booking.com. They have horrible customer service and will make every attempt to cheat you. Simply report the problem to your credit card company to get your refund.
Answer: Run. Run away. This company and the company used to insure their bookings are scams.
Answer: I don't know why you're even using this site Stephanie. Their after sales is disgusting! Recommend travel Republic. Great prices and options
Answer: You pay a non refundable price on line. When you check into your hotel, it's billed to your Bookings.com reservation plus incidentals (local calls, parking fees, resort fees, dining, bar fees, Europe charges local or city tax, spa fees...) the hotel will ask for a card as a hold for these fees. Use bookings.com, find the hotel you wish to stay in (get all info and contact them directly via website and price match) the Marriott in Rome had a room for $80.00 less on the Marriott website than these, so called MONEY SAVING SITES.
Answer: It depends on the hotel some don't charge until you arrive at hotel more will charge your card straight away check your booking it should tell you there
Answer: Trevago is hooked into Booking.com don't make a mistake and let trevago send you to booking.com go to Hotel.com which is more professional. I had to go to American Express customer serviced to complain and they gave a dead line for explanation. They had no explanation for crappy service and had to repay me.
Answer: NOT BOOKING.CON
Answer: You will need to pay taxes in addition to the quoted price. Call the motel and they will tell you about the taxes. A few places still don't charge exttra taxes e.g. Harris Ranch in California.
Answer: You can't. That's the whole idea. You provide a service, and your customers get to give their review of your place and your services.
Booking.com provides online bookings of hotels, resorts, hostels, and other travel accommodations around the world. The site attempts to separate itself from rival reservation sites by offering deals and its own hotel reviews. Booking.com is a subsidiary of Priceline.com, a publicly traded company (Nasdaq: PCLN).