Refund from Hotels.ca
Oct 28, 2008, 4:38 pm
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Oct 2008
Posts: 71
Refund from Hotels.ca
Hi there,
Has anyone ever have any problem getting a refund from Hotels.ca? I've booked and paid for 5 nights in Bangkok but found better rate and combine with the "FAN50" code on Expedia, the difference is quite a bit. Just wanted to know if it's easy to cancel and get a refund from hotels.ca before I book with Expedia.
Thanks for your help.
Has anyone ever have any problem getting a refund from Hotels.ca? I've booked and paid for 5 nights in Bangkok but found better rate and combine with the "FAN50" code on Expedia, the difference is quite a bit. Just wanted to know if it's easy to cancel and get a refund from hotels.ca before I book with Expedia.
Thanks for your help.
Oct 28, 2008, 5:36 pm
#2
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Los Angeles, California
Programs: IHG Diamond Elite, Hilton Diamond, Hertz President's Circle
Posts: 3,531
Hi there,
Has anyone ever have any problem getting a refund from Hotels.ca? I've booked and paid for 5 nights in Bangkok but found better rate and combine with the "FAN50" code on Expedia, the difference is quite a bit. Just wanted to know if it's easy to cancel and get a refund from hotels.ca before I book with Expedia.
Thanks for your help.
Has anyone ever have any problem getting a refund from Hotels.ca? I've booked and paid for 5 nights in Bangkok but found better rate and combine with the "FAN50" code on Expedia, the difference is quite a bit. Just wanted to know if it's easy to cancel and get a refund from hotels.ca before I book with Expedia.
Thanks for your help.
One note: over the summer Expedia.com had free gas cards for purchasing room nights. I decided to cancel a Las Vegas trip when a $3 each way LAX-FLL Spirit Air $9 fare club special came up which I booked. Although I took a $25 cancellation hit, I still got the $50 gas card that was part of the Expedia promotion. If I had known that, I would have been booking and cancelling reservations on a daily basis. Would have been better than investing in the stock market.