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Which online booking service for London hotels?
Which online booking service did you use for booking a hotel in London, and
were they reliable? T. & family |
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Which online booking service for London hotels?
On Wed, 22 Nov 2006 10:54:08 +0100, "Tomich"
wrote: Which online booking service did you use for booking a hotel in London, www.priceline.co.uk and were they reliable? Yes Cheers, Alan, Australia -- http://loraltravel.blogspot.com/ latest: Rome and Lazio http://loraldiabetes.blogspot.com/ |
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Tomich wrote: Which online booking service did you use for booking a hotel in London, and were they reliable? T. & family www.londonnights.com I had one issue with them regarding a cancelled hotel booking. If you do not get a cancellation email (even if it says the booking is cancelled online) make sure to go back and keep sending cancellation notices until you get a cancellation email. The payment terms are usually payment direct to the hotel, and you can pay any way you like, cash or credit card. Some rates are very good. -R |
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Which online booking service for London hotels?
Thank you for your suggestions of using Priceline (found some hotels there
too, now I'm comparing the prices), I'll check out LondonNights as well. I'm currently checking out Venere.com, recommended by Viamichelin. I have a problem in finding out how much the end price would be, regarding the child policy: - some hotels have "children" legend, which I take it they allow children - I wrote to Venere.com customer service about it, and their response was the following: "All rooms booked through our website are guaranteed to accommodate two adults. Although we do not offer special discounts for children, a child may stay in the room if at least one person in your party is 21 years of age or older. If you are traveling with more than two guests, we suggest you request more than one room" I'm not sure if that means that: - a child is allowed in the double room with adults over 21 (which of course we are) free of charge, and in that case, will she get an additional bed (no cot, she's 3yo) - a child is allowed in the double room... with a supplemental fee and her own bed. I'm now thinking my best bet would be to book a triple room and be done with it, but triple rooms are hard to find during Christmas period in central London (I'm thinking Bayswater). Anyway, I wrote them back asking them the same question, but I'd like to know your input on the subject, if you have any to offer, it would be appreciated. |
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"Tomich" ha scritto nel messaggio
... I'm currently checking out Venere.com, recommended by Viamichelin. I have a problem in finding out how much the end price would be, regarding the child policy: Anyway, I wrote them back asking them the same question This is their reply regarding the child policy: "We are sorry, but we are unable to advise you how much the price for your hotel reservation would be or if there will be a supplement for the child. We ask you to visit our website to check the prices and contact the hotel *after your reservation has been booked* to inquire about the child in the room." Which prompts me NOT to use their services. I'm currently checking out Lastminute.com, recommended to me on the Italian travel newsgroups. Any comment on their service? |
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In article , (Tomich)
wrote: *From:* "Tomich" *Date:* Wed, 22 Nov 2006 10:54:08 +0100 Which online booking service did you use for booking a hotel in London, and were they reliable? I often use www.lastminute.com and www.laterooms.com for London, and have never had a problem with bookings made through either. For cheapo rooms www.hostelbookers.com is also worth a look. |
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I've booked with studios92.com and paid only the deposit by credit card with
remainder on arrival. Stayed near Victoria station which was handy. Had no problems - competitive prices and lots to choose from. have also used travelstay.com with no problems. wrote: *From:* "Tomich" *Date:* Wed, 22 Nov 2006 10:54:08 +0100 Which online booking service did you use for booking a hotel in London, and were they reliable? -- Message posted via TravelKB.com http://www.travelkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/europe/200611/1 |
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Which online booking service for London hotels?
On 22 Nov 2006, wrote
In article , (Tomich) wrote: *From:* "Tomich" *Date:* Wed, 22 Nov 2006 10:54:08 +0100 Which online booking service did you use for booking a hotel in London, and were they reliable? I often use www.lastminute.com and www.laterooms.com for London, and have never had a problem with bookings made through either. I've used both, too, and never had problems. I prefer www.laterooms.com; not really sure why, though. -- Cheers, Harvey |
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