|
20% |
|
0% |
|
0% |
|
0% |
|
80% |
60%
priceline Comparison
Most HelpfulFavorable Review
I always go to Priceline.com when I am looking for a hotel. The only drawback is that you need to know the exact dates of travel, because once you set them, you can't change them. I always get great deals on hotels through Priceline.com. Last summer I was able to get a Hyatt Place room in the outskirts...
read full review »
Most HelpfulCritical Review
I tried to use this website to book a hotel in Niagara Falls. It was absolutely horrible. All you could do was tell the site how many stars you wanted and what location. It also appeared that you had to book the hotel if it accepted. Even if it was an hotel you did not want.
For example,...
read full review »priceline Ratings and Reviews
Naming your own price to get a reasonable rate has usually been worth the trouble... until Priceline booked me at a 2.5-star timeshare instead of the 3 star hotel advertised. The 3 star designation appears on Priceline's website while other sites (Expedia, Hotels.com, etc.) show a 2.5 star rating.
Upon learning the name of the hotel where I was booked, I checked the TripAdvisor website and found that reviews of the Ridge On Sedona Golf Resort are mostly negative. Past guests refer to high pressure sales pitches to purchase timeshares. These guests also refer to insect problems in the rooms,...
I booked a hotel through Priceline.com, and paid seventy five dollars for a supposedly three star hotel. We show up at the Travelodge(!) and found out not only did they not have a indoor pool, but served no breakfast. We spent two hours on the phone trying to explain that those were only requirements we had for our hotel room. After talking to the supervisor, the shift supervisor, the floor supervisor and at least three customer service "specialists", they informed us that on their website, by their standards, only four star hotels fit that criteria. After explaining to them that we saw seaveral...
read full review »
priceline uses BAIT AND SWITCH with hotel rooms. They ask questions, such as smoking preferences and don't tell you that this will not be honored. Their method is DECEPTION, and then they blame it on the hotel. At the same time, the hotel is also part of this DECEPTION. DO NOT USE PRICELINE FOR BOOKING HOTELS UNLESS YOU BELIEVE IN BUYER BEWARE.
