Pricing error on hotel booking

dc49

I booked it over the phone and the agent confirmed the price was correct

miduck

dc49 wrote: »

I booked it over the phone and the agent confirmed the price was correct

The terms and conditions still apply!

richardw

They'll come back with something, in the mean time perhaps look for something else just in case the price is too high and a refund is offered.

rocking69

miduck wrote: »

The terms and conditions still apply!

The agent probably wouldnt have known the price was incorrect until either 1. Serhs informed them or 2. The booking was processed on the Serhs system and the mistake was picked up. The answer is still no.

rocking69

richardw wrote: »

They'll come back with something, in the mean time perhaps look for something else just in case the price is too high and a refund is offered.

Yes I would do this too.

miduck

rocking69 wrote: »

The agent probably wouldnt have known the price was incorrect until either 1. Serhs informed them or 2. The booking was processed on the Serhs system and the mistake was picked up. The answer is still no.

I agree, plus I would question why the OP would ask "Is this price definitely correct?" if they did not think it was a misprice.

rocking69

Its one of those where you can push them to give you the lowest price...but they are only going to go so low. Otherwise, for the same price, consider that you may get something better.

photome

Looks to me as if the OP knows it was pricing mistake and was hoping to get away with it.

Sorry OP its not going to happen although they may meet you somewhere in the middle

tripled

People always say no chance, but why does loss of bargain not apply? They've taken a payment and confirmed which means a contract has been formed.

This person as blogged about it - and also notes that he got a lot of flack off this forum for trying it...

http://www.bitterwallet.com/bq-%E2%80%93-the-dishwashers-with-no-discretion/13425

photome

tripled wrote: »

People always say no chance, but why does loss of bargain not apply? They've taken a payment and confirmed which means a contract has been formed.

This person as blogged about it - and also notes that he got a lot of flack off this forum for trying it...

http://www.bitterwallet.com/bq-%E2%80%93-the-dishwashers-with-no-discretion/13425

If you are right, what does the OP do to force them to give him the holiday at the price "agreed"