What's Your Favrotie Accommodation Comparison Site?
Oct 10, 2014, 9:03 am
#1
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Join Date: Oct 2014
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What's Your Favrotie Accommodation Comparison Site?
I generally use Expedia, and have found some different offers on sites like Kayak and Booking.com.
However, there are these new ones that seem to have even more content. I was using Room77.com which is a pretty nice site and just started using about AllTheRooms.com, which actually seems to have hotels, vacation rentals like AirBNB, even hostels and other room rentals all in one search.
Anyway I'm curious what everyone else uses. I'm going to be travelling across the country and am pretty open with where I stay.
However, there are these new ones that seem to have even more content. I was using Room77.com which is a pretty nice site and just started using about AllTheRooms.com, which actually seems to have hotels, vacation rentals like AirBNB, even hostels and other room rentals all in one search.
Anyway I'm curious what everyone else uses. I'm going to be travelling across the country and am pretty open with where I stay.
Oct 10, 2014, 11:09 am
#2
Join Date: Sep 2011
Posts: 88
What's Your Favrotie Accommodation Comparison Site?
I think Oyster is pretty helpful. There is a listing of pros and cons for each property which is nice because if you are traveling for pleasure it may not be important to you that the business center of a property is not highly rated. The downside to Oyster is that it does not include many smaller cities.
Oct 11, 2014, 1:47 am
#3
Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: NYC
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Posts: 36
I use hotelscombined.com almost exclusively, which to me is the ITA matrix of hotel search engines. But it only includes hotels and some hostels. I've not used alltherooms.com. Will have to take it for a test drive.
Oct 14, 2014, 10:26 am
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Join Date: Apr 2001
Posts: 1,223
I've had good experiences with trivago.com and hipmunk.com lately.
It is also worth looking at tingo.com if you're booking way in advance. It is not a comparison site but you can book a few "money back when the price drops" hotels, and then wait until a few days before you're going to leave, choose the best one and cancel the rest.
It is also worth looking at tingo.com if you're booking way in advance. It is not a comparison site but you can book a few "money back when the price drops" hotels, and then wait until a few days before you're going to leave, choose the best one and cancel the rest.