February 6, 200620 yr Hi ! Locking for a hotelbooking webbsite that just chard for the first nigt of the stay and not the all stay.
February 6, 200620 yr http://www.res24.com/?p=hotels.thaivisa.com http://www.latestays.com/ Hope these help. redrus
February 7, 200620 yr Not sure if that is a function of the website or the location of the hotel. For instance when I booked a hotel in Thailand with asiatravel.com the entire cost was charged when booking, but when using the same site for a hotel in Malaysia I was advised to pay the hotel desk at the end of my stay. Not sure why it works that way. Naka.
February 7, 200620 yr Not sure if that is a function of the website or the location of the hotel. For instance when I booked a hotel in Thailand with asiatravel.com the entire cost was charged when booking, but when using the same site for a hotel in Malaysia I was advised to pay the hotel desk at the end of my stay. Not sure why it works that way. Naka. If you only want it for one night then just pay for one night, decide with the hotel later if you want a different deal with them. redrus
February 7, 200620 yr Its to do with the relationship between the internet company and the hotel, in general if you pay for the full stay upfront you can get better rates, but often cancellations are more expensive.
February 7, 200620 yr Depending what type of accomodation you are looking for. For example www.hostels.com will just charge you a deposit of 10% upon your booking and you need to pay the rest upon arrival or departure. But if you want to go for normal hotels, try to make the effort to find out the contact details of the hotel itself. Once you book with them directly, either by phone or by email, most of them do not require a deposit or they will just ask you for a credit card as a guarantee but do not charge it. (just in case you dont arrive they might charge a penalty). Some of the hotels might even offer you cheaper rates once you contact them directly or they will match the price you've seen on the net because like this they save the commission (at least 10%) for the intermediate... Enjoy travelling to/in Thailand, KY Edited February 7, 200620 yr by Khun Yak
February 7, 200620 yr asiatravel.com - I highly recommend them! Agree....used them to book into the Swiss Garden in KL....got a great rate...Also used them to book at the Ruamchitt....but next time they asked for a deposit....So I just rang the hotel direct...
February 7, 200620 yr asiatravel.com - I highly recommend them! Agree....used them to book into the Swiss Garden in KL....got a great rate...Also used them to book at the Ruamchitt....but next time they asked for a deposit....So I just rang the hotel direct... Odd - they ask for a credit card to secure reservation, but never been charged anything until I check out of said hotel.
February 7, 200620 yr http://hotels.thaivisa.com/ There's links to local hotels at the top of all the local forums. cv
February 8, 200620 yr Have personally used, asiatravel.com, sawasdee.com and precisionreservations.com was happy with all of them. Naka.
February 12, 200620 yr Don't use hotels.com I used them for a booking in florida. Reservation was paid for but never made with the hotel. The clerk at the front desk told me they regularly have screw ups from online booking. I even called to confirm my booking and it still got lost.
February 15, 200620 yr i can recommend http://www.hotels2thailand.com and http://www.sawasdee.com Both are very reliable and trustworthy, great service
February 15, 200620 yr asiatravel.com - I highly recommend them! Agree....used them to book into the Swiss Garden in KL....got a great rate...Also used them to book at the Ruamchitt....but next time they asked for a deposit....So I just rang the hotel direct... Odd - they ask for a credit card to secure reservation, but never been charged anything until I check out of said hotel. I did consider the same place once I planned a trip to KL. Stayed somewhere else in the end but how did you like it there? (might be slightly off topic)
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