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How to Identify Hotwire Hotels

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  • blindman
    blindman Posts: 5,673 Forumite
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    linden wrote: »
    Do you ever have to pay single supplementon these sites?

    Not as far as I know.

    The T&C's state
    Hotwire rates do not include special fees charged by hotels upon check-out (e.g., energy charges, convention fees, resort fees, parking fees). Customers will be required to pay these fees directly to the hotels at check-out time

    and this usually means Resort fees.

    Having never booked for a single adult I could not comment.

    However you could test the water by doing a dummy booking for 1 guest and then do another for two guests and see if there's a difference.
  • Morf01
    Morf01 Posts: 1 Newbie
    linden wrote: »
    Do you ever have to pay single supplementon these sites?

    Occasionally the hotel will have a resort fee or something similar. This sometimes happens with high end hotels and such.

    I always use hotspyer.com to identify hotwire hotels and they've never steered me wrong. The one time I did end up with a resort fee, hotspyer told me about it before I booked so it's really helpful in that respect too.
  • blindman
    blindman Posts: 5,673 Forumite
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    edited 30 June 2009 at 7:18PM
    Morf01 wrote: »
    Occasionally the hotel will have a resort fee or something similar. This sometimes happens with high end hotels and such.

    I believe I answered this :confused:
    and this usually means Resort fees.


    I always use hotspyer.com to identify hotwire hotels and they've never steered me wrong. The one time I did end up with a resort fee, hotspyer told me about it before I booked so it's really helpful in that respect too.

    Mmmmm:rolleyes:
    First post to MSE (Welcome-I think ;)) and then possibly a shameless plug to your own web-site?

    Lack of data (fair enough it's only been up since Oct 2008) means it's not that good.
    Also if your hotel you want Iding is not on the list then it's no help at all.
  • I realise this threads been inactive for a while however was wondering if anyone knew what this one was...or had any other suggestions in the Notting Hill area?

    Notting Hill - Bayswater area hotel 3.5 star -28th of april one night

    Complimentary Breakfast
    Restaurant(s)
    High-speed Internet Access
    Spa Services

    Total price: $131.93

    I tried better bidding but I found the site too hard to navigate around!

    Many thanks
  • blindman
    blindman Posts: 5,673 Forumite
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    That's not been Identified yet

    Have you input the dates etc in the package part of Hotwire to see if anything similar comes up (as suggested by the guide?)
  • Yes I tried, however as the information on the results is so limited it's getting a little tedious to keep going back and forth on the browser...There seems to be other good options that are already revealed in that link so I may just go for one of those.

    Many thanks blindman
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