Has anyone used QUIKBOOK
 

I'm going to Walt Disney World in April and I got a really good deal on a suite from QUIKBOOK. Can anybody tell me there experience with this co. if you've used them. Also, anyone familiar with the ResidenceInn/Lake Buena Vista N - 11450 Marbella Palms Ct Orlando.

I've used them several times in both Philadelphia and San Francisco. They are excellant. Shortly after you book you get the actual hotel reservation number, and from that point forward you can confirm the reservation with the hotel and make any other requests directly. I believe you only deal with Quikbook if you want to cancel the reservation up to a day or two prior to arrival. After that you can cancel directly with the hotel. Cancellation policies are those of the hotel and not Quikbook.<BR><BR>The only difference I saw between dealing with them and the hotel was the reduced price.

I used Quikbook for New York City with no problems and a better rate than I found anywhere else.

I use quikbook all the time. I like it because it allows you to cancel or change plans. You can get better prices on Priceline, and other similar entities, but you pay up front on Priceline and cant cancel w/o forfieting your $$. Other places charge a hefty change/cancellation fee. Iv'e even found that Quikbook will lower the rate if it offers the same place at a lower rater after youv'e booked.

I like the site although you can often get better rates if you look around.

How do you book with this Quikbook? Is there an e-mail address? www.quikbook.com?? or phone #??<BR><BR>Thanks

www.quikbook.com . I've used it, as well. Good bunch of hotels, good prices. You can always find something cheaper out there. If you've got the time to search. Remember: It's like rental cars. The cheap rates can disappear while you're making up your mind.