I’ll be looking for a hotel in San Diego, California.
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5 Responses to “What’s your favorite hotel search tool and why?”
Peter N. on
November 6th, 2009 9:18 am
Hello, personally I start my travel searching from booking.com
You can check out hotels in San Diego at ordered by price. The site is friendly for searching and very easy to complete a booking. I’ve never had bad surprises with the hotels that I booked and finally visit them. I recommend it.
MitoMom on
November 8th, 2009 8:14 am
We use tripadvisor.com. If you are military, remember to check out the Navy Lodge.
vegasdog on
November 9th, 2009 6:05 am
My travel agent. I used to use the various online search tools, but having another human do it is so much more convenient, and it’s so much easier to get problems resolved when they arise.
jit on
November 10th, 2009 4:50 pm
see for yourself:
Snowman1234 on
November 13th, 2009 2:29 am
The one i like is Cheaper than Hotels. It has a tool that compares last minute offers with regular offers, sorts by price, star rating , location and name.
When you dig deeper into the offers you are able to see what free extras a hotel is offering as well.
Hello, personally I start my travel searching from booking.com
You can check out hotels in San Diego at ordered by price. The site is friendly for searching and very easy to complete a booking. I’ve never had bad surprises with the hotels that I booked and finally visit them. I recommend it.
We use tripadvisor.com. If you are military, remember to check out the Navy Lodge.
My travel agent. I used to use the various online search tools, but having another human do it is so much more convenient, and it’s so much easier to get problems resolved when they arise.
see for yourself:
The one i like is Cheaper than Hotels. It has a tool that compares last minute offers with regular offers, sorts by price, star rating , location and name.
When you dig deeper into the offers you are able to see what free extras a hotel is offering as well.