Scam Scam! I should've gone here (to trust pilot) before booking. I booked my room for my honeymoon months ago just to find out they canceled the reservation. Would not recommend booking with them.

Room options not as advertised Hello, we just recently paid to book for Santorini, Greece and the room options given were less than subpar! NOTHING like the beautiful options listed on the website. I’m hoping they can revise their search and help us find a better place. I will update this review and let you know how the customer support has handled this. No way these are high end rooms! It’s my birthday and I already had to wait days to receive the room, only for none of the options to be worth it.

I booked a special 2 night deal for Las… I booked a special 2 night deal for Las Vegas, the dates I was looking for was in early January. All of the hotels they offered cost an additional $80-$120 a night. This is extremely misleading. Hotel Tonight and Expedia both had cheaper rooms. Why would anyone use this service? Seems to me just to have a complicated middle man situation because they really are not offering any deals you cant find elsewhere. Do not use its a scam!!! --- In regards to room hustlers response, they in fact did not check HotelTonight WHICH IS STILL CHEAPER. Regardless of what you say is a "misunderstanding" you as a company advertised one thing and offered another. You are misleading customers into thinking they are getting a good deal when really you tack on more money in the end.

Most importantly not a scam Most importantly not a scam. With that being said the options received were just barely a deal. It did take the anxiety of having to choose from 200 options when searching yourself and that’s a plus. If I had to guess during peak season if you booked one of the most premium hotels in your location it would cost the value stated on the deal. However the reality of getting one of those locations during peak times is obviously low so instead you get those high value properties if you travel mid week during low season when the property isn’t as much as the stated value anyway so when you compared what you pay to what it’s listed for it’s pretty close to the same. Again not a scam. I’d told the dice again and see what the outcome was.

So far it looks like a scam who stole… So far it looks like a scam who stole my deposit. Haven’t heard anything back for over a week now. We will see, if it’s real I’ll update my review accordingly. I guess too good to be true is true. Which is so sad. The first weird thing is that they don’t actually have the trust pilot api installed on their website, it’s not a live representation of their current stars, but a photo showing things are better than reality. In my marketing experience, any company that has nothing to hide tags it to their website footer with a link to these reviews.