Airport Hotel with parking - Hotels.com

steve1500

Does anyone know of an easy way to search hotels.com for as the title says leaving your car at the hotel for 10 days.


Tried emailing them without any luck

EconomicsGirl

http://www.airparks.co.uk/airport-hotels-with-parking.html

MoneyMate

Don't forget cashback sites its free :money:

https://www.topcashback.co.uk/search/merchants/?s=Airparks+Airport+Parking

leylandsunaddict

Why not book direct with the hotel. No point involving a middleman.

PeacefulWaters

leylandsunaddict wrote: »

Why not book direct with the hotel. No point involving a middleman.

There is if you want Topcashback commission and a contribution towards a free hotel night.

That said, Hotels.com don't always market rooms offering parking several nights in addition to a hotel room for a night.

leylandsunaddict

PeacefulWaters wrote: »

There is if you want Topcashback commission and a contribution towards a free hotel night.

That said, Hotels.com don't always market rooms offering parking several nights in addition to a hotel room for a night.

Nothing is worth putting a third party in the middle just to get a couple of quid back from Topcashback or Quidco IMO. As I'd never use a third party I'm not likely to get a contribution towards a free hotel night from them lol. We get our free nights by accumulating points booking direct. We can also get free flights, along with car hire (if we wanted it), and lot's of other things as well.

budgetflyer

If you have never used a 3rd Party then you have probably paid too much. The difference may not be much with city hotels but with package holiday hotels, going through a reputable 3rd party can save 50%

bigadaj

leylandsunaddict wrote: »

Nothing is worth putting a third party in the middle just to get a couple of quid back from Topcashback or Quidco IMO. As I'd never use a third party I'm not likely to get a contribution towards a free hotel night from them lol. We get our free nights by accumulating points booking direct. We can also get free flights, along with car hire (if we wanted it), and lot's of other things as well.

That's your opinion but it's an inflexible one and one unlikely to lead to the best outcome.

I wouldn't book a flight with a third party provider, the risk return balance isn't worth it, though I have done historically.

For hotels then check direct prices and those through recognised sites and consolidators, which is cheaper will vary and I tend to use both options. Hotels.com free nights with topcashback on top will frequently beat direct bookings, not always but often.

PeacefulWaters

leylandsunaddict wrote: »

Nothing is worth putting a third party in the middle just to get a couple of quid back from Topcashback or Quidco IMO.

The thing is, I've never had a problem with Hotels.com and have hooked well over 100 nights with them. That's churned out ten free nights for me. The only way I'd get that from a major chain is absolute loyalty to the chain. And that works out more expensive.

As I'd never use a third party I'm not likely to get a contribution towards a free hotel night from them lol.

Err, I suppose not.

We get our free nights by accumulating points booking direct

This ties you to hotel brand. That means you miss out on potential value and are tied into chain hotel rates which are usually higher.

Your call. And maybe beneficial if you spend time it hotels with an employer paying the bill.

We can also get free flights, along with car hire (if we wanted it), and lot's of other things as well.

Which loyalty scheme are you referring to?

steve1500

The reason for hotels.com is using clubcard vouchers 3 times value