Originally Posted by hugolover

In which country is a reservation not a contract? In the UK? In France? I didn't say they needed to provide an alternate room, I said you could recover the cost of difference if there was any. The consumer should not be at a loss. You genuinely believe in the Unfair Contract Terms a hotel can just willy nilly cancel a room and say go away? The reasons for cancellation matter, but I already pointed that out, and you know I did.

I already commented this wouldn't apply in the US, that's how my comment started that you decided to answer to when I said the US a lawless place and this would not happen in Europe.

Originally Posted by LondonElite

A reservation is not a contract, and booking conditions set out that prepaid rooms can be reimbursed if the hotel is not open. It’s not that difficult. There is no requirement in law to provide an alternate hotel room.