blink n asked:


I sure could use some help on this please.I booked a hotel thru hotels.com.I paid $757.80 for a 3-night stay.When I found this hotel and saw the price it was a great buy at the time.Well when I was checking out of the hotel the front desk clerk gave me an piece of paper showing me what they charged per night plus the tax.Well heres the problem it doesnt total up to what I paid.$205 is the difference in amount of money.That is an eye catcher for me.I know these people have to make something but $200 off me.I dont think so.So I have tried to explain this to hotels.com c.s reps but they say the clerk shouldnt have given me anything showing there price WHY NOT? Its my money! So can anybody please explain this to me please?

June

JayBird asked:


I am in outside sales and stay in hotels from Monday thru Thrusday. It depends on where I am at the end of the day as to where I stay. Any tips on getting discounted rates because of the amount of business I have to offer? I am currently able to keep my room charge to around $89-100 per night but it adds up.

Thanks!

Connie

Nick L asked:


Me and some friends are going to Cinci to watch a tennis touranment at the end of the month. We’re looking at hotels but some are too much. What’s the best way to haggle prices on room rates that work? I heard that most of the prices can be brought down if you haggle, any ideas?

Leroy

Annie M asked:


restaurant in the United States? Is shopping expensive? Are the attractions costly? How do hotel prices compare with similar hotels elsewhere?

Sue