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yestravel Jun 3rd, 2011 06:32 PM

HRS - Hotel Booking portal
 
Has anyone dealt with a hotel booking company HRS? If so what was your experience? If not any ideas on how I could find out if they are a reliable company with who to book a hotel. I have tried googling them, and haven't found anything negative yet. Thanks

Poconolady Jun 3rd, 2011 07:04 PM

We have used them several times and have always gotten exactly what is offered, nothing more but nothing less. I have always found them to be reliable and easy nto work with.Be sure to read the cancellation policy very carefully before booking.

CarolJean Jun 3rd, 2011 07:57 PM

We used them last month for a hotel in Munich. Got a good deal. No problems or surprises except that we got a free fruit basket and 2 mineral waters for booking thru them. Seems to me one of our German Fodorites said they are the largest hotel booking service in Germany.

ribeirasacra Jun 3rd, 2011 11:09 PM

It looks like the business is run for more corporate bookings than individual vacationers.

Also look at www.booking.com to see if you can get price comparisons for the locations you are looking at.

logos999 Jun 4th, 2011 01:01 AM

hrs is good with decent rates, have used it about 50 times or more. Had trouble with a hotel in India, they couldn't do much, but removed it from their list and sent me a book and a classic CD.

logos999 Jun 4th, 2011 01:03 AM

Lufthansa and probably other airline credit card owners get lower rates with hrs on many hotels if you book via www.milesandmore.com

qwovadis Jun 4th, 2011 02:19 AM

hrs.com fine use them a lot no problems cheaper out there...

good not great prices in Europe especially

otel.com better deals sometimes also good

get 5% cashback plus 10% facebook DC right now

betterbidding.com for pricelin.com bidding

saves me a tonne on 4-5 stars in big cities

Happy Hunting,

yestravel Jun 4th, 2011 03:28 AM

Thanks everyone. HRS had the lowest rate for a hotel in Thailand. Glad to hear good reviews on them.

Cowboy1968 Jul 8th, 2011 02:29 AM

HRS' hotels usually have a very flexible cancellation policy. Most hotels I booked via HRS (business, leisure, 100+) could be cancelled w/o penalty until planned arrival day 6pm.
Pre-payment is the exception, usually only for even more discounted rates. Cancellation (and I had to cancel quite a few rooms over the years) was always easy and never caused problems so far.
Many hotels don't even ask for a CC if you arrive before 6pm and give you a confirmed reservation (until 6pm).
My company also got them as their dedicated/compulsory accomodation supplier for any business trip of the 2K+ employees.


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