Anyone booked a hotel with this crowd?

jammin_2

http://hotelbookings.tigerairways.com/nexres/search/power_search.cgi?&src=10004311&ses=54ff90f3f6b1af613e419792309054ps&src_aid=flightconfirmation&path=&unps=&lang=ENG

also http://www.res99.com/nexres/search/power_search.cgi?&src=10004311&ses=ed46dad77746a00dea7e179261c2a8d4ps&src_aid=&path=&unps=&lang=ENG

I just booked a Premier suite 42sqm-exclusive floor with 1 king bed free internet-breakfast-evening cocktails at the Concorde Hotel, Singapore for £14 a night.

Seems too good to be true.

HXDave

i would give it a day or 2, and then check with the hotel direct as to if the booking is there or not.

jammin_2

Will do, thanks.

Things is, they've not charged my credit card from what I can see, so this is probably a pay-at-hotel type of reservation - which is fine - but will my printed reservation which says £14 a night ensure that I'm charged £14 a night, and not £150+ a night that that room usually costs?

delwynshd

Jammin

If this is the case and they dont debit any monies before hand you are more likely to be charged the 150 a night

Del

jammin_2

delwynsholidaydeals wrote: »

Jammin

If this is the case and they dont devit any monies before hand you are more likely to be charged the 150 a night

Del

Would I be obliged to accept that rate, being that the rate I confirmed during reservation was £14 a night?

delwynshd

Its up to you if you want to risk it but travelling across the other side of the world expecting to get a room rate for £14 a night when it should be £150 would be risking it, would you pay the £150 a night if you had to?

Del

jammin_2

delwynsholidaydeals wrote: »

Its up to you if you want to risk it but travelling across the other side of the world expecting to get a room rate for £14 a night when it should be £150 would be risking it, would you pay the £150 a night if you had to?

Del

No I'd stay with family which was plan A anyway.

Put it this way, this is a "no cancellations" rate. If I turn up at the hotel and they say sorry, that's a mistake, it's not £14 a night it's £150 a night - can they charge me any money for not accepting the increase and choosing to just walk away?

miamoo

I would email the hotel and ask them if its the correct rate, If they say no its a mistake, they cant hold you to it, if you haven't even arrived, so just cancel.
If its correct, you have a bargain!

delwynshd

Of course they cant do anything about it but didnt know you had family to stay with

I would of course then just go for it you have nothing to lose

Del

jammin_2

delwynsholidaydeals wrote: »

I would of course then just go for it you have nothing to lose

Nothing to lose? You said above:

delwynsholidaydeals wrote: »

If this is the case and they dont debit any monies before hand you are more likely to be charged the 150 a night

So which is it?

Is the hotel entitled to increase the rate or total cost, or charge more than as quoted by the travel agent in the confirmed booking? That's all I'm trying to establish.

delwynshd

I cant clarify that Im afraid its down to the hotel at the end of the day in my personal opinion I would say not a chance you will get the room rates for £14 a night

Aint heard of the agent or come across the site before

The choice is yours

Del