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Trivago isn't always the cheapest

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  • duchy
    duchy Posts: 19,511 Forumite
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    Who said they were the cheapest ?
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  • FiFi_Mad_Mum
    FiFi_Mad_Mum Posts: 855 Forumite
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    duchy wrote: »
    Who said they were the cheapest ?
    From MSE
    The cheapest tends to be Trivago* – it covers over 250 different brokers.
    To broaden your search, try TravelSupermarket*.
    For extra discounts, free stays and member-only prices, check Hotels.com*.
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  • Roger1
    Roger1 Posts: 1,603 Forumite
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    Just to muddy the issue, different Trivago sites may show different offers.

    I once booked a Cape Town hotel using a German agent via trivago.de for much cheaper than via trivago.co.uk or elsewhere.
  • stevie11
    stevie11 Posts: 682 Forumite
    I have searched Trivago numerous times but ended up going to my favoured Hotels.com. Last year I came across LMT Club and now my first choice. This is an American site but if you have a commission free credit card you wont pay any extra fees.
  • SW17
    SW17 Posts: 872 Forumite
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    PeacefulWaters wrote: »
    Don't Trivago, Hotels and Expedia share an owner ...

    Hotels.com is a brand of (and owned by) Expedia. Expedia owns around 62% of Trivago, with the remainder owned by the Trivago founders. They are currently planning to float Trivago on the stock market as a separate company.
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