Bargain Hotel Finder dot-com would like to alert you to an important detail that could potentially ruin your holiday or business trip. Back in September I was looking through Youtube for new bargain hotel finder related videos when I came across this video by “Skyrangerpro”:
Since then the staff and friends of Bargain Hotel Finder have visited a few hotels, most of which had safes tucked away somewhere in a bedroom closet or cupboard. The type of safe you’ll in hotels find seems universal, whether you are staying in Bristol, Bangkok or Brisbane, and they all seem to incorporate the same digital locking and unlocking mechanism as shown in the Youtube video. The bad news is that the universal access code “000000″ worked in 24 out of 28 hotels we stayed at. The worse news is that “123456″ worked in the other four!
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Bargain Hotel Finder Websites seem to be everywhere on the internet right now. Some will find you the best online hotel deals, most will not. You really need to know how to take advantage of “the system” to make it work for you. Here is the definitive guide to making the most from bargain hotel finder websites.
Here is our step-by-step guide to getting the most from hotel finder websites.
Bargain Hotel Finder Step #1: Find Your Hotel
Assuming you know where you want to go, decide how much you want to spend. Begin your search by using a hotel comparison website such as Expedia.com and look and see what the prices are for like for the period you want to stay. Don’t forget, your aim is to get the best room at the cheapest price.
Don’t pay too much attention to the hotel’s star rating, as these vary from country to country and are often self-rated – which means that the hotel decides how many stars it should have! See other articles on the Bargain Hotel Finder website for further details on how the star rating system works.
Bargain Hotel Finder Step #2: Check Trip Advisor
Trip Advisor is a worldwide phenomena on which real visitors and travelers review places they have stayed at, and includes photographs taken by past guests. You can search for hotels in various resorts and cities to see whether they are top-notch or tips. Trip Advisor is the most accepted bargain hotel finder website of the moment. Pick your favored hotel and have a reserve standing by. Part of getting the very best deal involves a little flexibility!
Bargain Hotel Finder Step #3: Check The Price Offered By The Hotel
This can either be via the hotel’s own website or by telephone. I suggest you try both as special offers and bargain deals can be found on either. Two-for-one offers, free breakfasts and gratis parking are usually reserved for personal customers only. Remember that comparison websites are usually reserved for getting rid of surplus rooms and that a premium often has to be paid to the website operator, so it’s not surprising you can get better deals direct.
Bargain Hotel Finder Step #4: Spend A Little Time & Find The Best Deal
Do some searching. Check out online ads and do some searching to find the best price, but make sure you are comparing like with like. Check the standard of room and whether breakfast is included… and watch out for hidden extras such as booking fees and local taxes. Remember, the bargain hotel finder is the one who gets the best deals!
The Bargain Hotel Finder website exists to help you find the cheapest hotel deals, both for business and for pleasure. When we asked a sample of 100 hotel guests why they had chosen the particular accommodation they had taken, 61% of them said it was because of the hotel’s location. Price had very little to [...]
The Hotel Finder Blog exists not only to provide top class information about finding cheap hotels and discounts, but also as an outsider’s guide to the hotel finder, hospitality and accommodation industry. Knowing how hotels work makes you better prepared to get the best hotel deals and so the cheapest hotel rooms. There are three [...]
So, you’re looking for a bargain hotel finder? It’s easy enough to find a website that will direct you towards available hotels in most areas of the world, but BEWARE. Are they really the best way to find the right hotel for you? The answer to that question is an ambiguous, “yes and no”. “Yes”, [...]
