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Reviewed July 13, 2018
Booked with no mention nor can I find a cancellation policy readily available. Hotel is good to cancel but Priceline will not. Customer service is terrible and people use once and never again. I will give them lots of advertising for their noncancellation efforts.
Reviewed July 13, 2018
I like using Priceline. They was great but the more I used them the more I started seeing that some of the hotels and resorts have separate fees of their own. You know hidden fees basically you begin charge twin.
Updated review: July 13, 2018
Well they finally got back to me 24 hours later and changed the reservation with no extra charges.
Original Review: July 12, 2018
Same story as so many others there should be a class action lawsuit against them. I put in the date for a hotel stay and it showed a page of listings available for date clicked on their calendar. Booked the room and paid and when it showed the reservation, it was for that same day. Within one minute I called Priceline and they would not even speak to you, give another company to call that handles reservations. Get someone in Asia with very poor English and communication skills who tells me they will handle it and then sends me an email directly from that person and it says nonrefundable and no changes (Just wanted the right date! Did not want a refund).
I responded to the email letting them know of the glitch and that it had just occurred a few minutes before and asked them to fix the date and they never did anything nor did they respond. Simple human courtesy is not what Priceline is about but just whatever they can get away with to make an easy dollar. Raally despicable, will NEVER use them again. I hope if enough people get burned they will go out of business. GREED comes before a fall...
Reviewed July 11, 2018
The description showed that room was an ocean view with lanai, right after I booked, the confirmation showed it is ocean view only. I called Priceline. They said it was not guarantee and its advertising did not say it is not guarantee. The booking was not refundable and I cannot get my refund and they won't do anything about it. Priceline is a Scam and full of false and misleading advertisement.
Reviewed July 11, 2018
While I was staying at THE COUNTY INN, I was woken up by a strange man coming towards me across the bed, in the dark, just before midnight. I screamed loudly about 5 times, he bolted, I screamed loudly out the front door. I called the front desk and no one picked up. I called 911, the police came, made a report (**), and kept me around about 30 minutes for questioning, collected the bedspread for DNA, footprints, etc. My iPhone was stolen.
Both the police and I requested to have my room charge removed and I drove home, 1 1/2 hours north, around midnight. Both the front desk guy and manager heard my story when I turned in my keys and I was told I had to call PRICELINE to get charges reversed. There was never any explanation as to why they didn't pick up or come when I screamed (others came out of their rooms, I was hoarse from screaming, and they were 25 yards away).
When I got home I chatted with PRICELINE about 2:30 am. When PRICELINE called COUNTY INN they said they didn't know anything about me and that we had to call back tomorrow when the manager was in (again, I have no phone). When I called on Monday and Wed. we were again told that the manager was not in. On Monday PRICELINE told me the issue would be escalated, but still 5 days later nothing from PRICELINE except that I've gotten 4 ads and a survey asking if I liked my trip. All their phone numbers lead to recordings.
In Priceline chat I was told they understand I'm "frustrated". On Monday they're sorry for the "inconvenience"; in reality I feel like I escaped being raped or killed. It was very traumatizing. I'm out 1000.00 phone, erase the phone, get a new phone. I had trouble sleeping for 2 nights, I missed my event, I have start mediations to reverse the charges with CHASE, I called Legal Aid of Marin, who referred me to the District Attorney Consumer Protection Services, who referred me to Lawyer referral services who told me I could take it to small claims court or look for a lawyer to help me on a civil lawsuit, for someone who does civil torts.
PRICELINE did not show the motel name when they advertised the room. It's a new strategy for them to reveal the name AFTER you book. Yes, it was cheap but it was conveniently located for my Fri./Sat. events. After this happened, I read the reviews and see it has a 2 star rating with bad reviews. I suspect PRICELINE is being used to launder motels with bad reviews. This is dangerous for the consumer. The reasons I'm mad are 1/getting no action or response from either THE COUNTY INN or PRICELINE; doing a lot of work and being ignored, 2/I think it's dangerous to the consumer to work with a group that hides information about their product and then acts a buffer to remove recourse and consequences for wrongful activity.
Reviewed July 11, 2018
I booked a hotel through this site in order to attend my Sister's wedding. Unfortunately a family emergency came up that forced me to cancel my plans to attend the wedding and thus to stay in the hotel room that I booked. Neither Priceline nor the hotel was willing to cancel my reservation or refund the money that I already paid for this room. This policy is TERRIBLE! I am on a very fixed income and this kind of expense was a difficulty to afford to begin with but then to be shut out and not able to retrieve my money... this is crazy!
Reviewed July 9, 2018
I was given a choice between a king room and a standard queen room. My assumption was that like every other hotel reservation I've ever made in my life this would be one king bed or two queen beds. Upon clicking the reservation button and receiving confirmation, I realized that the choice was actually one king or one queen bed. This will not accommodate my family. I called immediately and have spoken with 4 different customer service reps. All of them telling me they are unable to help, that it's their policy not to allow me to cancel this reservation and book a different room and that there's nothing they can do.
Ironically, they always end by asking me if there's anything else they can do for me and suggest that they somehow offered me a solution. So now I'm out the $250 and have to book a different hotel. I've been a Priceline customer for many years and used them a lot when I was traveling for work, but I will never use them again. They have outsourced all of their customer service and I can not get anyone in the US or anyone with any actual decision making authority on the phone. Shame on them for allowing this. As a small business owner I am particularly offended because I would be out of business if I treated my customers this way.
Reviewed July 9, 2018
I recently booked a hotel through Priceline and later found that I was unable to make the trip. I called as soon as I was aware and tried to cancel my reservation. They had 9 days advanced notice and they refused to refund my money. They were not nice. They essentially took my money and could care less. I will never use Priceline again. I travel a lot but I would not recommend this company and the last time I used them the hotel was supposed to be a 3-star or better hotel and I was afraid to even touch anything in the room, it was so filthy. There was blood on the bathroom door. I found another hotel. Don’t book with them.
Reviewed July 9, 2018
Recently my wife and I were planning a trip to Springfield Missouri, so I decided to check out "Priceline" for deals as you see them advertising on tv all the time. Well, I put in my destination ect and the list of prices came up, and right a the top was their "express deal" for about 100+ cheaper than everyone else. I added our tickets and rental car to my cart, and tried MULTIPLE times to book that deal, but every single time it came back with "Ooops! We're sorry this deal is no longer available". Frustrated I thought it was something wrong with my computer, so I tried to do the same thing several times on both my wife's and son's computer also. Each time the SAME deal came up. Thinking maybe it was something to do with the internet I decided to wait a day or two to book our tickets as there was really no hurry.
Over the course of 5 consecutive days, every time I went to Priceline and searched our trip, it came back with the exact same deal, and every time I tried booking it it gave the same "Ooops. We're sorry" message. So just out of curiosity, I tried to book OTHER flights to OTHER destinations. Each and every time it came up with the SAME EXACT DEAL, SAME PRICE, SAME EVERYTHING EXCEPT THE DESTINATION AND STARTING POINT CHANGED... HUH? Finally a little ticked off, I called them. It took me an hour to get thru because every time I tried it told me "Oh we're sorry. The deal you were trying to book is filled". I finally had to search google for a corporate phone number.
I did eventually get ahold of a guy who didn't hardly speak any English and after some poking and prodding he finally told me the whole "express deal" crap is just that, CRAP. He said it's an advertising gimmick, and there wasn't really any "express deal" available. I then decided to do my own checking and Priceline's prices are literally the same as everyone else's. DONT BELIEVE ANYTHING YOU HEAR OR READ FROM PRICELINE.
Reviewed July 9, 2018
Do not book through Priceline... Fake promises is what it is. I wish I could give them a negative star because after our last hotel stay booked through them, they have not only lost our faith in them but have lost us as their customers and also our family/friends. I would recommend you to rather use Expedia, Kayak or any other website but not them. We booked a hotel in Michigan through them. It was a stay from hell there. Spiders in the bathroom, rotted doors, mold in the bathroom, slept on the couch for both nights. I do have to say the hotel manager called me right away apologizing and ensured that they will take actions to make sure steps are taken to correct this as they believe in making sure their customers have comfortable stays.
I asked them for a refund for the 2 nights we spent there and they said that since it was made through Priceline, Priceline will have to call them to get an approval (Which they would be happy to do so) and then I can get my refund from them. After contacting Priceline every other day to get a resolution, they kept telling me that they are not able to get hold of a manager at the hotel that we stayed at (which is unheard of as there is a always a manager on duty at all the hotels). Then after almost following up with them for a month, I ended up doing their job and called the hotel again to ask for who the manager would be that would approve this refund.
I spoke to him and went over the situation with him. He said he would be more than happy to approve this refund as soon as Priceline calls them. After sharing this info with Priceline, they said that they will not process my refund anymore as they could not reach the hotel manager which was complete BS. Long story short, they basically changed their side of the promise after all the hassle that I went through. They chose to rather lose customers than provide a service that will bring the customers back to them.
Reviewed July 9, 2018
Our family was looking for a room for a weekend getaway to South Alabama. We used Priceline to review and select a room. We utilized the Express Deal that gives you little options at selection. We booked the deal and Americas Best Value Inn and Suite was the resulting location. When we checked in, we found a smoke saturated room that was so bad no one could have stayed there. Our family is non-smoking and we had small children with us, (a 2 month old). The hotel offered no other alternative and refused a refund since we booked with Priceline. We contacted Priceline and got the spill about reading the fine print and there was no guarantee for smoking or non-smoking. Our family had to pay for rooms we could not use as well as replacement rooms at another location we found. Both Priceline and Americas Best Value made money on the deal and we lost big time. Priceline is not a good deal and a rip-off.
Reviewed July 8, 2018
It's the worse website to book for hotel using the secret deal or express deal. I book a twice a hotel at different areas in two weeks as express deal and my booking suppose to be for 3 persons, and after I paid the reservation email shows the hotel and reservation for two people only. I called Priceline and they said, “We can't do anything and you can ask the hotel for another bed and could be with extra charge.” I was lucky the hotel staff was very kindly people and help me, and that will be last time to use Priceline site.
Reviewed July 7, 2018
I've always used Priceline to book my rooms until now. I booked a room for 07/20/18 an upcoming family trip. I selected 2 rooms but website kept kicking me out. I booked one room for a certain area. Went back to book the same area and saw *hint: you've booked here before* under the impression that it was the room I had just booked.
Spoke with customer service. They were very rude and told me that it didn't matter what I saw before booking that the last page is the only thing that matter. I even told the ladies (1st Lin 2nd Iyah) if there was a price difference I was willing to pay the difference but got a "Sorry can't help you." If they look into my account they will see I've booked through Priceline religiously and have never had an issue. The one time I do have an issue I can't get any assistance. I feel Like they should be willing to assist me because of "misleading" info on their website but all I get is "You should've checked the last page of your purchase." Now I am going to report the charge as fraud because that's fraud for both rooms and contact corporate (knowing I will receive the same response). I will no longer be using Priceline because of this experience.
Reviewed July 7, 2018
My boyfriend was attempting to book a flight to Hawaii. The Priceline website crapped out so he had to re-enter his information again to retrieve a confirmation. Priceline charged us for two bookings so we called to dispute. Not only did we wait a WHOLE HOUR listening to their dumb automated content on loop, the customer service rep had to call Hawaiian airline separately to get ahold of the situation.
After another 30 min of waiting, they told us there was nothing they could do. UM HELLO YOUR WEBSITE CRAPPED OUT. JUST MAKE IT RIGHT. We requested to speak to her supervisor and she put us on hold for another 20 min. We finally get ahold of the supe and needed to explain the story all over again. Unbelievable! She looked into it and came back with the same story... What gives. This is the worst platform to book with incompetent service. If the flight wasn’t $450, I’d cut my losses... At this rate, it’s not even worth our time to hold to retrieve the money back.
Reviewed July 7, 2018
Beware of false advertising and misleading information from Priceline.com. I rented a car with “unlimited mileage” but when I went to pick up car Advantage rental company told me mileage was limited to 159 miles per day. Priceline refused to refund the money because they have a statement that says rental company may have additional restrictions - if that is the case, then don’t mislead the consumers into thinking they are renting a car with unlimited mileage. It’s a bait and switch type of practice that takes advantage of the consumers. It’s wrong! Don’t trust anything Priceline advertises and before you use them, read all the fine print and if it’s a vague clause (Carte Blanche) be prepared to be taken advantage of.
Reviewed July 6, 2018
So, I have been using Priceline to book a roundtrip flight to and from my home and school once a week for 6 months now. So needless to say I am an avid customer. I booked a flight for $408 today and less than an hour later got an update about pricing for my flight from Priceline saying that the cost had gone down to $333. I immediately call customer service to see about either canceling and re-booking or receiving credit on my account seeing as how they advertise BEST PRICE GUARANTEE. So, the first representative I call I am midway through my call and mysteriously the call is disconnected. So I casually call back and am on the phone with a representative for approximately 20 minutes. The end result of my call is, that in "his computer system" it is not showing any available reservations for this price, therefore he cannot issue a credit to my account.
I explain that I am looking right at the computer that shows multiple flight options at that price. He insists that even though they may be available online, in fact they are actually unavailable and are not valid reservations. So then, why would they offer flights at this price if these flights never existed to begin with? Now, let's make this even more interesting. I ask to speak to the manager and he says he will transfer me...AFTER he explains at least 3 times that the manager will say the exact same thing. So once again I am placed on hold and would you care to take a guess at what happens next?... Conveniently the phone line is disconnected again. At this point I proceed to eat lunch before attempting to contact customer service again.
It is now 2 hours after my last phone call with Priceline and out of curiosity I log back into Priceline and recheck flights and flight pricing...guess what?! THERE ARE NOW EVEN MORE FLIGHTS AND TIME OPTIONS AVAILABLE WITH THAT PRICE?! I think it is absolutely absurd to advertise best price guarantee and then NOT honor it. That is false advertising and needs to be reported to the highest authority...since to knowingly to false advertise a product I am almost certain is against the law of the United States of America.
To boot, I think treating any customer with this level of disrespect is offensive at best, not to mention frequent customers that travel on average one or more times weekly for months to years. I am deeply offended at the lack of customer care that Priceline provided not to mention lying straight to mine and everyone else's faces under the false facade of their "best price guarantee" slogan. I HIGHLY recommend that NO ONE books with them and seriously reconsider switching travel agency providers.
Reviewed July 6, 2018
Recently purchased airfare from Eugene, Oregon to San Antonio, Texas and return (along with a rental car) through Priceline's website. Since we wanted to have carry-on luggage and choose our seats, we upgraded from "basic economy" to "economy (recommended)" on Priceline's website. Upgrade showed the ability to choose seats but the website wouldn't let us do it at the time of purchase. This is where I believe Priceline's website is somewhat misleading - and as I have since learned, it turns out choice of seats only happens when you check in for the flights. When we couldn't accomplish the seat choices at the time of booking we waited a few weeks and then contacted the two airlines we were booked on. This is where we learned our seats were not guaranteed or designated with either airline but for an additional cost we could make this happen today.
The first airline cost us an additional $88 to choose our seats and the second airline $218 (this because they had no unassigned economy seats and we had to purchase Economy Plus seats). Contacted Priceline's Customer Service by telephone to try and resolve the issue of the additional $50 per passenger for choice of seats. The answer we got on more than one occasion was you get to pick your seats at check-in (and to us that is not choice of seats that's assignment of seats). Even the airlines we spoke with admitted people traveling together are often separated at check-in depending on seating availability at the time. I even sent an email to Priceline to try and get a response.
Their response "you need to call one of our Air Travel Service agents". Of course, I did this twice more with no resolution whatsoever. So here we are... Minus $100 for Priceline's Choice of Seats (and no offer to refund) and minus an additional $300 for reserving our seats through the airlines two weeks before our flight. I will not be using Priceline's services again, and you can take to the bank that I will discourage anyone I know from doing so as well.
Reviewed July 6, 2018
Accidently booked in wrong state. Pulled up Mississippi hotel. They booked in Michigan. Called 3 minutes later when noticed. They said hotel refused refund, called hotel, said they can not say yes or no to a refund because it is paid directly to Priceline. Called Priceline 5 times and hotel 4 times. Got nowhere. Will never use them again. DO NOT USE PRICELINE!!! Have to file dispute with credit card company. They are making bank on their refund policy. Because there is not one.
Reviewed July 6, 2018
Bait and Switch at its finest. A Motel was chosen under express was not even close to what was represented as an example of hotels that would be chosen under the express program. Called to cancel due to the misrepresentation and they refused. Had to go to bank and file complaint with credit card company to get my money back. Sad. Very sad. STAY AWAY.
Reviewed July 6, 2018
I tried to purchase airline tickets through Priceline on an advertised Express Deal. When I tried to confirm the purchase the price jumped from $208 to $304 for the ticket. When I tried to contact the customer service department all they would say is that they don’t guarantee prices and could not honor the price. This is just a typical bait and switch tactic which is apparently what they like to use to induce purchases at a higher price!
Reviewed July 4, 2018
Terrible customer service, when finally reached by both chat and phone, was not at all helpful at all to either change my car rental reservation times or even provide any accurate information about possible late car - return rental fees. Totally misinformed and irresponsible customer service, do not use Priceline!
Reviewed July 4, 2018
We booked car rental from Fox via Priceline. First this place is far from airport and you have to wait for shuttle for long time. We had a SUV booked and upon arrival we got a SUV where Baby’s car seat was not buckling up and other 2 SUVs were same also, so we had to get another car. They didn’t mention any extra charge for upgrading. Later they not only charge extra $160 but also they simply lied and charged $1:30 more per gallon oil. As we book through Priceline, they should have helped us but they didn’t. They told us to email here and there for a week then told they couldn’t help. Not going to book any through Priceline again too.
Reviewed July 4, 2018
I have booked airline ticket with Priceline thinking if I find a cheaper price they will refund. But do not believe their claim. I have spent nearly 2 hours with 2 different customer support agents. I am able to see different website and lower price but Priceline claimed in one instance they could not see my departing airport on the website I provided and in another instance the price is way more higher than what I am looking at on my screen. They claim they have live feed etc. but it is incorrect. I am able to book flights at cheaper price than theirs with same conditions and they are unable to see the same prices. You cannot contact them via email where you can show them the screenshots. Don't get fooled with this company and don't use them. They are a scam.
Reviewed July 3, 2018
Booked an international trip via Priceline, they changed the schedule of my connection flight which would ruin some of my plan. I called their customer service hoping to get my flight rescheduled. Then they canceled my flight altogether and charged me 10 dollar for cancellation. I had to book another flight for a higher rate at the time. Terrible customer service. It takes forever and they won't help you get anything done. STAY AWAY FROM PRICELINE.
Reviewed July 3, 2018
I purchased round trip tickets. My father's health failed, so I contacted Priceline to get my departure ticked at a sooner date. They charged me for a full fare and a service fee. One hour later they left a message that the price had increased another 100.00 and if I did nothing the ticket would stay as originally booked. I booked a sooner flight with another carrier and when I went to use the return ticket it was canceled. I spent almost 2 hours with one the phone initially to change my departure ticket only and leave the return ticket. The operator was rude, unhelpful and in the end hung up on me. This is not a company I will ever do business with again. To say the least they have no moral code.
Reviewed July 2, 2018
Frist of all it states price Guaranteed if not they will refund you 100% money back... It's not true even when I read the prints.... When I called back to confirm it they just was being rude and refuse to refund me my money... So please. My advice to anyone. It's better to book on Hotel.com or just pay a little more directly to the hotel. Always double check the hotel yourself for the prices. They might have cheaper and better policy.
Reviewed July 1, 2018
I booked an express hotel deal advertising a 44% discount. When I reserved it, I see that it's actually a 14% discount for prices listed on THEIR OWN SITE. I reach out to their customer service and of course they claim that they calculated it based on "a different rate" and that I had, in fact, saved 50% and they're sorry I "assumed" that the rate they used to calculate the discount was the rate they listed on their own site... This company is such a fraud.
Reviewed July 1, 2018
Do not rely on "Name Your Own Price" or their "Express Deals" if you care about quality. Several years ago they appeared to rate their hotels fairly well (1*,2*,2 1/2*, etc). The last 2 times I used Priceline.com, I got a much lower quality hotel. Priceline just gave me an "Express Deal" for a Holiday Inn Express or Best Western like hotel. I bought it and they have me an Extended Stay America 1 double size bedroom. This happened to me last month when I used their "Name Your Own Price". There is no way this Extended Stay is the same rating as Holiday Inn or Best Western. Their idea of a free breakfast is a few packages of instant oatmeal you can take back to your room! Customer service was no help. They said you bought it, all sales are final, and you are getting a breakfast! I'm done using them. Ok.
Reviewed July 1, 2018
Terrible customer service, nearly impossible to contact via phone. Was not helpful at all to ask about reservations or changing due to error. Hidden fees, not accurate hotel listings, NEVER USE PRICELINE.
Reviewed June 30, 2018
I booked a car through Priceline from Dollar, purchasing their insurance offered on through their website. Call Dollar/Hertz Airport Frankfurt to confirm, everything ok so far. Getting there after overnight flight. And the friendly Hertz employees has a page with fine print underlined of their contract conditions, you have to purchase their insurance policy. So, you can't get another rental car on short notice for a reasonable price, so you are hostage. My price I booked was 435 Euro, I ended up paying over 1000. They were not interested in the contract I have through Priceline. It's a fraud. I called the German Priceline number and didn't get connected. If anyone wants to verify Priceline number **. I will never book through Priceline again. I have done it before through other sites without problems, also with Hertz. My advice avoid Priceline Car rentals. It's not worth the hassle and the money.
Reviewed June 30, 2018
I feel very upset with the customer service received from Priceline; I choose the express deal for a recommendation from some friends...But I feel was a SCAM. I called 2 minutes after received the Hotel name requesting a relocation to a hotel front of the beach or the refund of the money but any Representative was not kindness to help me with inquiry. I will never recommended to any other person to used Priceline because we did not received the deal according with the description and the support to the customer is ZERO, and the focus to customer satisfaction of Priceline is TERRIBLE... I DON'T RECOMMEND TO ANYBODY USE PRICELINE.
Reviewed June 29, 2018
I cannot believe that Priceline.com is allowing a sleazy, dump hotel/motel like the Rodeway Inn in Vallejo on their website. I thought priceline.com was better than that. I always used to associate Priceline with quality. Boy has Priceline gone downhill! The Rodeway inn needs to be condemned! There was false advertising I was unaware of what I was walking into when I arrived. Talk about ** city! There were vagrants, drug addicts and weirdos lurking about the parking lot all hours of the night and in the day as well. The room was filthy, I was afraid to sleep on the bed for fear of getting bedbugs or fleas!
The room had not been cleaned. There was smudges black fingerprints all over the light fixtures and doors. There was some sort of human secretions splattered on the wall. There was used soap left in the drain. The microwave was filthy. The curtains had holes in them. The place is a dump and the television channels were fuzzy. Take this place off of your website because you are only representing scum! What a waste of money! I will never book a hotel with Priceline.com again!
Reviewed June 28, 2018
There was a baseball tournament that was to be in Douglas, GA. The venue was changed to Cordele, GA. I made a reservation 6 days in advance for a hotel room in Douglas. I tried to get a refund, credit or a least a coupon to McDonald's 2 days before the venue started but they would not budge. They say this crap about how it was an express, reservation at a special price. Econo Lodge!!! A $50 dollar room. How much of a difference did Priceline pay for a $50 dollar room at Econo Lodge in Douglas. Will never use them again. With all the other websites for discounted prices for consumers will use one that appreciates its customers.
Reviewed June 28, 2018
I rent a car with Priceline and they send me a confirmation with: BUDGET RENT A CAR - The company called me at the last minute and told me they no longer have the car available to me because: 1) Price is too low. 2) They said... The vans is out to be fixed. "But it is a BS." This is the second time this has happened to me while using Priceline services... So this time I was prepare and I did rent at the same time another van with a AAA SERVICES site and offer me a better price than Priceline and honored the deal. The Priceline do not monitored if the deal is honored. Very disappointed again... DO NOT USE PRICELINE.COM.
Reviewed June 28, 2018
I accidentally made a reservation for the 12th of March instead of the 13th. When I went up to the hotel to check in they said they didn't have a reservation for the 13th so I had my boyfriend just pay for the room at the actual hotel. I did a claim with my bank considering I hadn't used the room or anything and it was confirmed I had not used it. This was all back in March. Today I get a notification that my bank reversed the claim amount so I sit on the phone with Priceline loans. All they say is they can't do anything to call my bank. Did that and they said they couldn't do anything to call PL. Call PL again. They tell me to call the hotel and yet again they can't give me a refund. I ** hate PL. Never doing business with them again. Bunch of scam artists. That's why they have a 1 star rating. Should be negative.
Reviewed June 28, 2018
I understand the term 'nonrefundable'. What I don't understand is why Priceline uses this tactic when certain situations occur that may be beyond the control of the person planning on renting the car. We were to fly out west for a backpacking trip (early July 2018) and had made all flight and car rental reservations. Recently, the National Forest Service has restricted access to pretty much all public lands located in the northern parts of NM and southern CO. No sense in flying out there now so we cancelled flights (we did not use Priceline for airline ticket purchases) and had to pay a cancellation fee-fine, I understand that.
It's when we cancelled the "name your price" car rental, which required us to pre-pay the full rental amount at time of the reservation, that things got murky. Alamo, the company that would actually be providing the rental car had no problem whatsoever with refunding us the full amount, except they don't get any of the money we paid Priceline until AFTER we pick up the car, so Priceline is sitting there with our car full rental monies on a car we will not be picking up.
We called Priceline explaining the situation. I would have been happy to pay some amount as a cancellation fee, however Priceline was not receptive to this and will be keeping our total rental amount for goods and services never to be used by me. Again, I understand the term 'nonrefundable' and that is Priceline's prerogative to employ such business tactics. I also understand that I have the option, which I will use, to never again use Priceline in any capacity for my future travel needs. I also strongly suggest to anyone wishing to use an Priceline's 'name your price' gimmick for travel purchases/rentals to realize this nonrefundable aspect of the contract and Priceline's position in the matter in the event stuff happens and you need to cancel.
Reviewed June 27, 2018
After booking my hotel online, I arrived at the hotel to check in about an hour after booking. I have a 5 lb elderly Chihuahua and even after charging me a $100 deposit just to check in, they wanted to hold an additional $200 for my dog and wouldn't let me continue to check in. I contacted Priceline because their website did not specify that the hotel was not pet friendly prior to booking... After contacting Priceline about refunding my money since I was not even able to stay in a room that I not only paid for, but also paid a deposit for in addition to, Priceline told me there was nothing they could do. No refunds. No hotel stay. Priceline pocketed it all... Horrific customer service, crooks!
Reviewed June 26, 2018
On June 25th 2018 I booked a hotel, as I do many many times throughout the year with Priceline.com. I am aware that from the moment I see the price on the list, to the moment I select the room the price is subject to change. However once I am about to pay, and confirm the price when I pay, it should remain at the agreed upon price. Once I received the confirmation email I noticed the price had changed significantly from the last confirmed price I had seen. When I called to dispute this, they took an exceedingly long amount of time to figure out what was going on. As I tried to explain my situation to a customer service representative, whose English was poor at best, I was told that they had the right to alter the price at any time AFTER I confirmed the booking of the room.
This is absolutely deceptive and a shady way to do business. I was outraged that they just flat out told me that they can change the price at any point and that there was nothing I could do about it. I understand the price changing BEFORE I pay, and being made aware of this. I do not however think it is acceptable to change the price AFTER I have submitted the payment. I informed them that this is no way to treat a customer that has used their service for years. They just thanked me for my business and that I am free not to use their service anymore. Clearly the little guy does not matter to this company. After this long and useless customer service call I noticed that they have a better price guarantee. So I called again. I spoke with two agents that also were difficult to understand.
I told them that I had found the same room for less money (I have the screenshots to prove this) and that I wanted the refund as advertised on their site. Long story short, they took an extraordinarily long time to search for these lower prices and then tell me that they cannot find them. I looked again and within seconds found the lower prices. I asked for an email to send them the screenshots and I was told is that it wasn't an option to do so. WHY HAVE A GUARANTEE IF YOU'RE JUST GOING TO LIE? I can find the lower prices, and they just tell me that there is nothing that they can do because they can't see it. I'm finding these price on THEIR website. This was absolutely ridiculous. I feel that I was taken advantage of, as I'm sure other people are, and they simply don't care. Not an honest business at all.
Reviewed June 26, 2018
Worst customer service experience I have ever received and will never use them again for anything. If you have any sort of a problem in your travels they will not help you out in any way. Never ever even expect a refund even if the mistake was on Priceline in the first place. Long phone holds as you’re passed up a ladder of continuous no refund policies even 10 minutes after booking. Priceline you are the worst!!!
Reviewed June 26, 2018
Found lower price minutes after booking. Sent copy of site still no result... Do not use Priceline. Abby was the name she used... I guess she just follows a script until you get tired of sending her copies of the website. For 10 dollars it was not worth my time to keep trying to find the website to convince her she was wrong.
Reviewed June 25, 2018
Hilton Daytona Beach Oceanfront Resort - I booked a 2 night stay at this hotel through Priceline. Unfortunately I had a family emergency, had to leave and only stayed one night. When I requested a refund for the 2nd night I was denied even though my cancellation policy indicates otherwise. The room smelled of mildew, the floors was dirty and the bathtub hardware was coming out of the wall. I highly recommend using another site and DO NOT plan a stay at this hotel.
Reviewed June 25, 2018
I booked a Days Inn hotel room on Priceline and this was probably the worst experience booking a room. I searched a bedroom for 5 guests and read the information I needed to know and booked it. At first I was happy with the price and the two queen beds with an extra bed was sufficient. What I wasn't informed of, was that this room, by Priceline, was set for only two people! Two queen beds for only two people, even though, I booked for 5!
I had to pay $120 extra for the remaining guests to the hotel, over what I had already PAID. I called the hotel but they simply denied having anything to do with it and stated that Priceline set their own prices and a refund request would cost a cancellation fee of $130! I complained to Priceline, but they refused to even acknowledge the problem. A real pain to work with these people. DO NOT BOOK WITH THEM. THEY WILL ONLY BOOK FOR TWO PEOPLE NO MATTER HOW MUCH YOU SEARCH FOR!
Reviewed June 23, 2018
I booked a room online for a Holiday Inn, in Long Beach, MS. When I booked, I wasn’t aware it was a third party. I called to cancel and they said I would have to call Priceline because it was an outside party. I called and the people were very rude and point blank told me I would not receive a refund because I had clicked and accepted their agreement. I didn’t read the fine print and that is a lesson learned on my part but from all the reviews of Priceline that I have read, they are nothing but scam artists. Some kind of action needs to be done to shut these frauds down. I will not make that same mistake again. STAY AWAY FROM PRICELINE!
Reviewed June 22, 2018
I booked a car rental through Priceline and went to cancel it the very next day. They informed me it was nonrefundable. the rental was 1300.00 and I was told I would still have to pay that amount even though I wasn't going to use it. I tried to contact them through chat and on the phone. The first person I spoke to was in India and I could barely understand him, the next person was in the Philippines. Neither person was willing to help me. I couldn't get anywhere with either of them and was frustrated by the lack of trying to find someone in the United States to help me with my United States reservation. Also, their lack of willingness to help by those who work for Priceline. I would never use Priceline again. Never ever again.
Reviewed June 21, 2018
Was stuck in Newark and needed a last minute hotel. Booked Clinton Manor through Priceline. It said they had airport shuttle and looked good according to the pictures. After booking called for shuttle, no shuttle, paid $45 For a taxi to the hotel. Upon arriving and entering our room, it was disgusting. It was already so late and paid we stayed against our better judgement. As we had to leave back to the airport in a few hours. Didn't even use the shower. I'm not sure the sheets were even washed, found money in the bed. Will never book on Priceline again. Too hard to get your money back.
Reviewed June 20, 2018
I booked a hotel in Kauai, Hawaii through my Perks site at work not knowing that Priceline was the underlying site fulfilling the reservation. There were several offer blocks to choose different options. Some offers specifically stated “excludes resort fees”, others did not. I chose an option that did not state that the resort fees were excluded because I wanted to pay everything up front. I received a confirmation e-mail for my reservation that listed the room cost ($903.42) and taxes and fees (490.56). The taxes and fees line had no detail itemizing the $490.56 amount. When we arrived at the hotel, we were informed that we were to pay the daily resort fee to them upon check in. I showed them my confirmation receipt and because there was no detail they told us we had to pay it and go back to Priceline. The hotel stated they would refund the resort fees we had to pay them directly if I could show them they were paid upfront.
When we returned home I contacted the Perk site representative to assist me in getting the detail itemizing the $490.56. The representative contacted Priceline, and over the course of a week back and forth Priceline REFUSED to provide the details of the taxes and fees. They also REFUSED to take any responsibility for the offer listing I chose, the one that did not state the "resort fees were excluded". Why will Priceline not provide the details of the $490.56 amount? What does Priceline have to hide? Taxes and fees more than half the room cost? So basically we have no recourse and the hotel will not refund the resort fees they made us pay (an additional $125). This is false advertisement on their offer page and very deceptive on the part of Priceline.
Reviewed June 20, 2018
Searching various hotels for 1 night stay, I see an express deal for a reduce rate. The deal gave example hotels, Extended Stay, Best Western, Holiday Inn Express; so I thought why not. I entered my information to reserve room and Econo Lodge was selected for me. Econo Lodge was not one of the examples listed as a hotel. Highly pissed; I chat with the customer service rep. requesting a refund and cancellation. Rep informed me that reservation was non-refundable, non-transferable and non changeable. Urging everyone to not use Priceline. False advertising!!!
Reviewed June 19, 2018
Priceline has the worst customer service I've ever experienced with any business. I booked a flight and accidentally typed the last name wrong for one of the passengers. I've called Priceline 7 times, been on hold for several hours and have not been able to resolve the issue. Each time I call them, the person on the phone has no idea what I'm talking about even though the person I spoke to before said they were making notes on my account. I get different information as to what I need to do to resolve the issue.
I've had to email the passenger passport info to Priceline and the airline. Even though the airline approved the name change, Priceline has not assisted me with correcting the name on the reservation. How is this a complicated request? It's like they are refusing to help me on purpose and make it difficult to make any changes to my reservation. This should be illegal! They are quick to take my money for the ticket, but they refuse to assist me! I hate this company! This was my first time using Priceline and it will be my last. This company should be shut down.
Reviewed June 19, 2018
When booking with Priceline a deal popped up stating "express book". It offered a deal to book fast and get this price. It was a better price than most I had seen so I booked it but of course in the fine print there was "tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable". Non-refundable I get but non-changeable? You still get your money. I called to request an earlier time slot for my flight to which they could not accommodate me. Honestly I found Michael my customer service rep to be very rude. He even laughed at me when I said I was confused why I couldn't at least change my flight. I didn't want a refund. He said "You CAN book another flight you just won't get your money back for this one" and laughed. I didn't find it funny and your sarcasm was not appreciated. I have never booked a flight where they wouldn't accommodate a flight change. I will never book with Priceline again because of this experience and I certainly don't recommend anyone else to.
Reviewed June 19, 2018
Priceline is full of **. They advertise a hotel with three queen beds and book a room with one queen bed then they waste over an hour of my time to tell me there is nothing they can do to refund my money. I haven't even stayed at the hotel and they don’t want to refund for the false advertising they have done. Do not use Priceline.com. They suck!!!
Reviewed June 18, 2018
I was looking for a hotel room in Hughenden, Australia on Feb. 28th 2018. Google send me to the Priceline website where I started a search. Along with several other offers for Hughenden hotels Priceline gave an offer for Hughenden Boutique Hotel, March, 03 2018. I booked the hotel and received the confirmation right away. But it located the hotel at 14 Queen Street, Woollahra, Paddington, Sydney New South Wales, 2025, Australia, which is far away from Hughenden.
So I canceled the hotel right away and contacted Priceline customer care to indicate there is an error in their search engine and due to that I wanted to cancel free of charge. I never received an answer and they charged me the full amount. I assume there might be some bad intention behind their "search mistakes" because they make easy money with that. So if you book through Priceline (which I certainly do not recommend) make sure the hotel is where you want it to be! They do not care about that and they charge you the whole amount!
Reviewed June 17, 2018
Booked a rental car from Cumberland, MD to Baltimore Airport. Once arriving in Baltimore I see my rental car return address is 20 minutes from airport. Tried chatting online with Priceline and they directed me to Enterprise. Told them I paid $84 dollars for the one way drop off and the convenience. They said all the information was disclosed and then canceled the chat. NEVER AGAIN USING PRICELINE. If you can’t trust a company while you’re traveling then they shouldn’t be in business. Shame on you Priceline.
Reviewed June 15, 2018
Booked a hotel last week via Priceline Express Deal, paid $101 per night and got 'Four Points by Sheraton'. Today (Jun-15-2018) the price for the same hotel within same travel dates (Jul-04 to Jul-07) has gone down to $91 per night but Priceline is giving all sorts of excuses to not match the price and refund my money. Priceline claims 'Best Price Guaranteed - Book an Express Deal™, we'll refund you 200% of the difference up to midnight before you travel. Scam. Please be aware!!
Reviewed June 15, 2018
I bid a price for a hotel in a certain area. They gave me a hotel that was advertised for a cheaper rate than my bid. This hotel does not have internet in the room and the parking is horrible. Their so-called customer service kept repeating that there was nothing they could do. Why would I bid a higher price for a hotel I could have gotten cheaper?! Absolutely no concern for their customers. Save yourself money and headache, DO NOT USE PRICELINE!
Reviewed June 14, 2018
Booked package with Priceline (flight hotel car). Paid all in advance. When picking up the rental car I was informed that Priceline has not paid them and I have to pay again. Tried to call priceline with the result that I spoke for hours with people from the Philippines and Mexico - no result. A request to speak to an agent in the US was denied. Their so called excecutive customer service only confirms that they received the email but you cannot reach them neither will they address the issue. This is borderline criminal and I will go through the attorney general of my state. BBB has also received a complaint.
Reviewed June 12, 2018
Terrible terrible stay away!!! I have been trying to get help from them about an issue I had with my hotel reservation. They are just not helpful at all. The first lady told me they would get back to me in 3-5 days. It's been way more than that and I have talked to them for ten times now. I am just so upset! Don't buy with them!!! It's not worth it!!!
Reviewed June 11, 2018
I’m Priceline customer service long time ago and I believe they always lowest price as they're advertising ”Best price guarantee. 100% refund if find lower price”. I booked hotel last week on Priceline $310 and after 2 hours my friend booked other website $287, I contacted them and provided all information and my friend receipt but their customer services were very rude. I told them “I don’t need you give me 100% refund as advertised, please cancel booking for me, I’ll book other website”. They don’t let me cancel and charge me full amount. I never book on Priceline again, please be careful with “BEST PRICE GUARANTEED” on Priceline.
Reviewed June 11, 2018
I booked a hotel room through Priceline and for some reason my confirmation went to spam. I paid in advance $700+ for the room and made sure I could cancel the room up to 48 hours before our trip. The next day, I found a room for less and decided to cancel my room on Priceline. However, though my account was charged for the room, I could not find confirmation.
I contacted Priceline chat and was told they had no reservation and to contact their parent site Booking.com. Booking.com told me because I did not have a 4 digit pin code, I have no proof of reservation, even though I had it already charged to my credit card. I was then told that I had to go back to Priceline and have them find it. I went back and forth several times. I was yelled at on the phone by Booking, disconnected on the chat by Priceline and then told by Booking that if I can't prove the reservation with a pin code it was my problem. My credit card company was not surprised and removed the charge from my account.
Reviewed June 9, 2018
Priceline quotes you a price but does not guarantee the price or guarantee its vendor will honor the price. In my recent experience the vendor claimed that the Priceline provided quote was not something they agreed to and would not honor it. Being thousands of miles away and in a foreign country, I called upon Priceline for help and all I could get from them was they would look into it. 5 months later and they are still looking into it. Priceline quotes are worthless and their customer support is the same. Avoid Priceline!
Reviewed June 7, 2018
Terrible!!! Do not ever use these scam artists. Could not cancel a car 2000 miles from us even though we cancelled our flight. Got the complete runaround!! These people are scamming people right and left. I will be contacting VISA as soon as I can to dispute the charges but not really sure it can be resolved. At least others will hear about this and hopefully not have as lousy an outcome. We stand to be out over $500.00. Caveat Emptor - Buyer Beware!! :(
Reviewed June 6, 2018
I had a flight reservation for international travel bought through Priceline. Due to unforeseen circumstances with my visa, I had to rush to the consulate and get my visa done. I was not going to make it for my first segment of my reservation. So I called the customer service at Priceline to see if my first segment of my reservation could be changed to another flight. So, I called Priceline, my call got transferred to Priceline Travel services. I was on hold for almost 30 minutes; I had to disconnect. I called again, this time I got transferred to a live agent.
I told him that I have an emergency with my dad's health situation and I need help with changing my reservation. The agent put me on hold for a while and then got back to tell me that "He does not have any resolution; he does not have a quote for the changes requested and I should call the airlines. When I call the airlines, they tell me that they cannot do anything about it because of multiple carriers and that I need to contact Priceline. Since I had an emergency situation. and also due to lack of solution and guidance from Priceline, I had to go ahead and book a complete new reservation with Priceline and pay for new ticket.
Priceline customer service/Travel services could have helped me find a resolution; however it seems post-sales customer service is non-existent. Especially during an emergency situation, you expect customer service of a company to step up and help the customer. In this case, it did not happen. The response that the Travel services agent gave to me "Sorry, I do not have any quote for you." was appalling. I expect compensation or a travel voucher that I could possibly use for a future travel. I have been travelling regularly through Priceline. How Priceline treats this complaint will decide whether I continue to use their service. Priceline Case # ** - Demi - ** helped me create this ticket a case at Priceline.
Reviewed June 6, 2018
I was trying to book a car through AVIS, but their site was down. Somehow, I got into Priceline, found the Avis car I wanted at SFO, and reserved it for a date 9 days in the future. Since I had used Avis hundreds of times in years of business and personal travel, I felt comfortable in booking and efficiently completed the transaction. Within 24 hours, my trip was rescheduled, so I called Priceline to cancel. They told me fine, canceled the reservation and then I asked when I would see the credit on my account. They said I would not. Didn't you read the terms? It is non-refundable. I said, 'well, let me buy the insurance I saw advertised in case my trip is canceled." I think it was $11 or something, far better than the $131.00 I was going to just be giving to Priceline so they could rent the car again. No deal. They had already cancelled the car.
I contacted CHASE SAPPHIRE to file a dispute. I had not received the services I had paid for. Priceline is contesting this. I am on a fixed income, and $131.00 means a lot to me. What a business model. It is like a timeshare. Sell it. Charge for it. Get it back unused, free to the Corporation. Don't buy it back. Sell it again. Wow. No wonder the stock price, BKNG is $2,143.00/share! That's right. TWO THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED FORTY THREE DOLLARS PER SHARE. Profits made off your backs. I wish I didn't even have to give one star.
Reviewed June 5, 2018
Name your price - 4.5 star only. Express Bid - 4 star (same hotel). The misleading part of this (apart from two ratings for one property): Name your price "this hotel accepted a bid of $113 - 12 hours ago". Express Bid - $73 (hint you have stayed at this hotel before). I only stayed at the one property, I know my "hint". Deliberately misleading customers and happy to continue to do so. Try Trivago, Hotwire, Expedia or Hotels.com.
Reviewed June 5, 2018
Last Fall, my wife and I were going to a conference in Orlando, FL. We booked our stay through Priceline.com, thinking things would go smoothly, we were in for a shock when we arrived to check in. The desk clerk immediately told us "no, you have no reservation in our system, your name is nowhere in here." We had to scramble to find a room at a somewhat less desirable hotel, as we had already paid the fee for the conference, which was held in the hotel from which we were turned away. Nice, thanks a million Priceline. Tried to reverse the charge on my credit card, but the issuing bank, for some odd reason, refused to do so. So, we are now out some $350 Priceline stole from us.
I contacted them, but got a response along the lines of "gee, we're so sorry you had to go through this, but you'll have to contact customer service at Miracle Doozy-do, one of our subsidiaries, to get help with this." Typical dodge tactic and here is another number to call so that they can also give you the runaround. Lesson learned, will never try to book with these ** again. Will be contacting the Attorney General's office in both FL and CT (where these scammers are based) to let them know how these thieves operate. They should be fined and hopefully go out of business. Advice to all: Never use a "middleman" company like this, book directly with the hotel.
Reviewed June 4, 2018
I ordered a hotel for my son in Illinois because we were visiting out of town, because the card I had ordered the room with had my name and not my son's. I called to get a refund because my son couldn't check in and they refused to refund my money. Then they hung up the phone on me. Worst customer service ever. I'll never use ** again and hope you don't either. What kind of company is ran to scam people who can barely make ends meet.
Reviewed June 2, 2018
If I could give a zero I would. I booked a hotel not knowing it was Priceline which was my first mistake. We were going to see our son in Houston but an emergency came up and we had to be in another state the date that we were going to Houston. I called two days prior to our reservation to cancel and they would not cancel it. I tried changing the date the next weekend because we still plan on seeing our son in Houston. They still would not help with that. If I would have called the very next day they could have canceled or changed it but when emergency pops up that is completely out of your control When we weren’t given a four day notice. I will never use this company again. Hotels.com is very accommodating and helps in any way and I would suggest anybody to use them instead of Priceline.
Reviewed June 2, 2018
Please be very careful when using Priceline. They will not cancel your reservation for any reason. If you make a mistake or are unable to read the very fine print, you are out of luck. You can only communicate with a chat person - there is no option to talk to a manager to explain the situation further. I will never use Priceline again.
Reviewed May 30, 2018
I used Priceline over the Memorial Day weekend to help me find a motel in NM. To make a long story short, when I checked out, I discovered that I would have saved $20 if I would have just booked directly with the motel. I called Priceline and all I got were excuses as to why they were not going to honor their best price guarantee! What a crock! This service advertises that they will save you money when, in all actuality, it ended up costing me more! I will never use them again and highly recommend to anyone else that you spend the extra time and go directly to the motel/hotel yourself to book your reservation. Priceline has to charge more in order to make a profit; yet, you'll still get an email saying you've saved 20% when I actually paid more than what the motel would have charged me if I would have booked directly with them! Total scam artists!
Reviewed May 29, 2018
TO QUOTE PRICELINE "...you were billed the correct weekly rate of $121.88. However, additional charges was for Collision Damage Insurance at $175.00 and No Credit Card Service Fee at $140.00 plus applicable taxes and fees." Now that is EXCESSIVE and I was not told in ADVANCE. I find this at best deceptive.
Reviewed May 29, 2018
I went online specifically to find pet-friendly hotels, as we have 2 dogs that travel with us. Found a great hotel for a reasonable price, after speaking with an actual human on Priceline. Said human informed me that yes, the hotel did take pets, with a $15 per critter per day charge. No problem!!! Book it. Done. Fast forward to check-in, a weekish later. We arrive, and I go to grab the room keys, whilst my hubs untied the stroller from the roof of the car. Yes, yes, 2 kiddos, 2 pups, and 2 tired parents. So I go inside, Bryan checks us in, and gives me a total. My response was to correct him, and include the $30 extra for the dogs.
At which point he informs me that they aren't a pet friendly hotel... Priceline had them listed, AND CONFIRMED THROUGH A LIVE PERSON, that they were. So now I'm staring at this very apologetic man, angry, it's pouring rain outside, my 3 month old is over it, dogs are over it, and my husband is ** soaked. And we have to find a new place on a holiday weekend. Immediately. Thank you Priceline. NEVER. AGAIN.
Reviewed May 25, 2018
I was booking a hotel in Brookline, Massachusetts, and they gave me a hotel in Newton, Massachusetts - if you are familiar with the greater-Boston area, these are 30 minutes of driving from each other. I contacted Priceline customer service, which isn't able to do anything evidently. To boot, they gave the hotel wrong information for me. Very unsatisfying outcome and experience using Priceline.
Reviewed May 23, 2018
We booked thru Priceline a motel in Yuma Az. We arrived at 10:00 PM. Went to check in and motel no longer opened and had not been for SIX months. We called Priceline and they put us in a hell hole in bad part of town. Next morning called them. They told us too bad and we were on our own. So we found a room. Same price but MUCH NICER. I don’t have order number but can get receipt of the whole damn mess. We tried to ask for our money back since they sold us a non existing motel. Told No. Filed with VISA. PRICELINE FOUGHT THEM on 2 diff attempts to get money back. So it has been six months now. THEY KEPT ALL OF OUR MONEY. We had proof of staying in another motel. We had proof of everything. Priceline is a joke. You will end up paying more and would never deal with them again. So we ended up paying double for our rooms. Stay away.
Reviewed May 23, 2018
they claim 3*, no free breakfast, nor pets allowed. The regular price of this hotel before my booking is 99$, and right after my booking they changed the price to 114. I honestly felt like their website and pricing is simulated to get into a trap. In conclusion, I paid more price than regular (with free cancel) for a hotel that I don't want and can't cancel.
Reviewed May 22, 2018
This is worth a read: Please reconsider using Name Your Own Price if not eliminating Priceline completely as a tool. The policy, which advertises, "Priceline will find you a hotel with (whatever star rating you give them) OR HIGHER." True, you cannot see the hotel until after you win a bid BUT with some research, you can figure out which hotels are around, their star rating by Priceline and other sites, their amenities & which ones are available prior to placing a bid. That way you know, or should know, what hotels will be in the "pool" Priceline is forced to choose from prior to bidding & giving Priceline any credit info except what happened to me. The Priceline main site lists all hotels in the area and gives them a star rating.
The Name Your Own Price is supposed to be an alternate option, or better deal. It gives you a box to check next to the desired star rating you want your hotel to have, area, date, & finally your bid. I chose the 2.5 star OR HIGHER category since the ONLY 2.5 star hotels Priceline listed with availability, were the Holiday Inn Express and Hampton Inn. Best Western also had a 2.5 but was completely booked. If you have a bid that is denied, the site will ask you to modify a few things like raising or lowering your desired star rating in a hotel, its location, raise your bid or change check in days. Our bid of 70 dollars for any 2.5 star hotel (or higher) was denied 2 days in a row.
For 2 days in a row, these two hotels maintained a 2.5 star rating. I did not lower the star option since Priceline listed it's 2 star hotels & they were just that. 2 stars. There were no amenities shared between the 2 1/2 star hotels mentioned. Priceline keeps track of your bids and you can look at you bid history. Eventually, the site offered to resubmit my bid w/o having to change area, STAR RATING, or days if I was willing to increase my bid to $89. I reluctantly agreed because Jamestown is always on the news for drug busts to but it was the closest hotel to the 1 day only Amish auction 14 min. away. I thought, "Hey, the Holiday Inn and Hampton Inn are booking fast, I better take the deal." What the site DOESN'T tell you is: as you are confirming the price of your bid with a credit card, Priceline changes the star rating of lower quality hotels to fit in with the star rating in the policy & contract you agree to.
I contacted customer service when they booked me at a Comfort Inn that was, just seconds before and for the past 2 days that I had researched rates, was a 2 star hotel, not a 2.5 OR higher. The ONLY hotels that had openings listed as at a 2.5 in Jamestown, NY were the Holiday Inn Express and the Hampton Inn (also the Best Western but it was booked). The hotels, seconds prior to my bid, that Priceline rated a 2 star were: Red Roof Inn, Comfort Inn, and America's Best. They were correctly rated at 2 stars as they had NONE of the amenities the next star level up (2.5) had, like a pool and hot breakfast. I spoke with 3 "supervisors" at Priceline "customer care" who not only insisted the Comfort Inn was the same rating as a Hampton Inn or Holiday Inn but the final "supervisor" I spoke to increased the Comfort Inn's star rating to a 3.5... AS WE WERE SPEAKING!!!
So Priceline blatantly uses false advertising, spontaneous unpublished or warranted rating manipulation, and offers no apologies or refunds. We ended up calling the Comfort Inn directly. The desk manager laughed and said, "No! Comfort Inns are definitely low quality. Nowhere near as fancy as a Hampton Inn, Holiday Inn or Best Western! Hahaha. I personally would never pay more than 50 bucks for ANY Comfort Inn. Lolol."
After he was done yucking it up, seemingly at our expense, he had no problem cancelling the reservation and refunding our money. Priceline expected us to pay $89 a night for a Comfort Inn they up-starred mid purchase!!! They did this star manipulation without letting me know OR, more importantly, having the hotel earn a higher rating as nothing in that hotel had been improved. With the high NY state tax, our reservation was over $200 for two nights at a Comfort Inn! Priceline and my Priceline account are permanently deleted. As my history with was recorded, I'm surprised they had the nerve to so obviously price gouge. I am not done fighting this.
Reviewed May 22, 2018
Priceline you suck!!! I booked a reservation for a hotel with certain amenities. I get a confirmation email, my debit card is charged. The hotel I picked is named in the confirmation, along with all the amenities. I call two days before the trip, and my reservation is actually at a Motel 6!! Without the amenities I already paid for! They refused to fix it. They gave me this runaround about how both hotel had the same amount of stars so it was fine. Never mind the fact that their confirmation email AND reminder email both showed I was in the better hotel. It wasn't until I called that I found out it was all bogus. How does the bait and switch still happen?? How is this legal???
Reviewed May 22, 2018
I did a name your price for a hotel in Kansas City. I received an email stating my offer was accepted. As soon as I opened it another page appeared with a lower rate. I thought, Great! I'll accept that one. Little did I know, I now had two reservations. I immediately contacted Priceline with the issue and was told that they couldn't do anything for me. I elevated my request to cancel the lower rate to two people with no success. I've used Priceline several times, but will not in the future. I was told they couldn't do anything, I told them they chose not to and I would write this review and let my friends know of the poor customer service I received.
Reviewed May 20, 2018
I have previously had some positive experiences with Priceline, so I can only say it reflects on them that they defrauded me out of $178 on my recent trip to Denver. They rated the hotel I reserved, the old run down Quality Inn in Globeville (central Denver) as a 3 star hotel. What a joke. When I arrived in the lobby, I thought I was in the State Pen. Scary looking types, ** and Hispanic, with tattoos and ganger look. Very bad news. Awful what ** does to your teeth. The front desk was understaffed and oblivious to the people standing in line. There was a cigarette filled sports saloon on the opposite side of the lobby area. I asked for a non-smoking room, but was told that all floors were smoking except the bottom two. The hallways reeked of cigarette smoke.
I told the clerk the place wasn't even close to 3 star, but they refused to reverse the charges. Definitely not a place for a family or business person to stay at. Priceline online customer service also refused to give me a refund and said they cannot help me, that is was up to the discretion of the hotel, who refused to give me a refund. Then I was cut off. By this time it was getting late in the evening so I booked on Priceline for a Quality Inn in another area where I had previously stayed. Bottom line is don't trust Priceline's hotel ratings unless you have actually seen the hotel, because Priceline does not visit the hotels it rates.
Reviewed May 19, 2018
My significant other and I booked a hotel through Priceline.com and initially were happy to see a better price offered compared with other hotels in the area. After booking and arriving at the hotel, the front desk informed us we had no reservation and to call Priceline, because they didn’t even have ONE room left. So we were charged by Priceline, called them and initially spoke to “Jan” or “Jam” and kept getting the run around and put on hold and directly LIED to regarding her “attempts to call the hotel and no one answers” (8 times to be exact, she told us) and that is the only way they can refund us.
We literally were at the hotel and were they trying to call? No. The front desk was not even helping anybody and didn’t get a call. The hotel staff was even having difficulty with Priceline’s customer service. Unless you really push, they make a simple process frustrating and LIE! I never have had that happen. Needless to say, 30 minutes later of being put on and off hold and speaking to “Jake” (who may or may not be a manager), we finally got a refund granted. If my significant other and I hadn’t run into the hotel (in the rain, by the way) and given them OUR phone, I still think we would be trying to get a refund. I can’t even count how many times we were put on hold for them to “contact the hotel” (or not). Pain in the butt... not a great way to start a relaxing evening out. Ranting over! :)
Reviewed May 19, 2018
DOWNTOWN SEATTLE HOTEL: HORRIBLE - HOTEL WAS NOT IN THE AREA I ASKED FOR. CHAT SERVICE IS HORRIBLE - customer service is horrible! Stay away from this website - run!! They lie - cheat - and will never refund your money. They charged my fiance's card by who knows how?? Had it billed to my 17 year old daughter not going and put me in a hotel out in the boonies nowhere near where I was suppose to be. Then they said, "Oh well. Too bad." I said, "How did you get this info???"
Reviewed May 18, 2018
Do not use Priceline.com for anything. Their pricing is appealing but you get what you pay for except if you have a problem. I conducted a search for minivan rental for a 10 day trip at San Diego Airport. The reservation ended up at San Francisco Airport somehow. They refused to change, cancel or refund over $600 because of their "No Changes Policy". Whenever you have a problem you must talk to a person who speaks broken English with a heavy accent reading prepared statements to general questions. There is no one who can resolve your problems. They do not care about their customers and I was hung up on several times and I wasn't even obnoxious or yelling, simply presenting logical and reasonable positions that they did not have prepared statements for.
Please do not use this company. You may get by as we did for several years, but they got us good on this one. We had to pay for a rental van for 10 days without being able to use it and we had to rent another van from Avis at the airport we flew into. Avis Car Rental, by the way, had no problem with the change. It was all PRICELINE.COM.
Reviewed May 18, 2018
Once you prepay they charge your AMEX immediately - within 2 minutes. If you want to ask questions or try to make any changes (even pay the difference) there is no help at all. Their customer service reps are reading the same info on the web page so don't even try to call. You get their recording for the first 3 minutes then they are useless.
Reviewed May 18, 2018
So I have been trying to book a flight online and it's just not going through! I have tried several times and same issue until I thought let me call them. I called and explained the issue to the lady. God knows where on the earth she lives, with broken English, told her what's going on and she is like "you have to keep try or change your search!!!" I am like!!!! It's not the search issue, is there anyone who could help me to figure out the bug and fix it or should I just book somewhere else, and she hangs up on me!!!! REALLY???? This is so crazy! Would never buy from them again! Go teach your employees some Costumer Service skills first!
Reviewed May 18, 2018
Let me premise this with how hard it is to get a human on the line. When you finally do that person usually has a unintelligible accent and you have to repeat yourself several times. This is what I emailed Priceline... "My wife and I had a horrible night of sleep due to hotel mismanagement. We were forced out of bed at 4 AM this morning due to a horribly loud alarm that rang throughout the hotel leaving us scared and shocked and unsure what to do. We waited several minutes, unsure what to do and not knowing what was going on. We finally called the front desk and they said it was ok to go back to sleep, that one of the kitchen staff employees had put too much oil in the potatoes and that was the reason for the alarm.
After everything settled down we went back to bed but were unable to go back to sleep after this bizarre and unacceptable incident. At check out I informed the staff member but they failed to offer any kind of compensation. I spoke with 3 separate Priceline reps and they were unable to offer anything beyond a 5% discount on my next trip which is a slap in the face considering our rest was ruined and now we have another full day of driving with no rest. Priceline needs to do something about this and take this seriously. I paid for a full nights sleep and did not get that die to hotel mismanagement. You can call or email back. Thank you."
This was their response. "Dear Jesus, Thank you for taking the time to send us an email. We are sorry to hear your stay was not what you had hoped it would be. We address complaints directly with our hotel partners to ensure that future customers do not have the same issue. We contacted the hotel andwe apologize, they are unable to work with us to provide a refund for your reservation. We are sorry if we are unable to provide the answer that you were
looking for. We would like to thank you for taking the time to contact us today." Consider this if you are looking to use Priceline. Also keep in mind hotel manager admitted kitchen staff caused alarm by overlooking potatoes at 4 am. Completely unacceptable!!! Do not use Priceline!!!
Reviewed May 18, 2018
I booked a direct flight for my daughter and granddaughter from SNA to ORD. After hitting submit I was charged for a flight that took them through San Francisco and arrived in Chicago after 1 am. I called customer service to have them correct it to the flight I had booked. The response was, "We will cancel the trip but charge you 15 dollars." I have used Priceline in the past but never again.
Reviewed May 17, 2018
I booked a hotel in Savannah GA for 3 nights. I paid IN FULL with my credit card and also Paid the Credit Card Bill in full when my credit card statement arrived. I arrived at my hotel and the front desk told me my virtual credit card was declined. I would need another form of payment. I showed the hotel my order number from Priceline. The hotel called Priceline and explained the situation. Priceline agent said there was nothing she could do and hung up on the hotel agent. The hotel called again, this time asking for a supervisor and the agent with a heavy accent said she could not understand her and hung up again. The third time the hotel call, the hotel agent told Priceline to cancel my reservation... Priceline said she was not able to cancel the reservation.
THE 4th phone call placed by the manager at the hotel, she was able to cancel my reservation and rebooked my reservation in house with the hotel. Priceline called me to make sure I wanted to cancel my reservation and I said yes and told them why I wanted to cancel. After making NEW reservations with the Hotel, I paid 204.00 more which was just fine with me after dealing with Priceline for over two hours trying to get this issue resolved. This is the second time I have used Priceline with the same issues. I will never use Priceline and my company will never use Priceline again. Thank you again for the embarrassment of being in a hotel lobby to find out your virtual credit card was decline when it was paid in full. Great way to start off your honeymoon.
Reviewed May 16, 2018
Terrible experience with Priceline. I booked the tickets on their website. However, within 10 hours I checked the prices for the same flight (time, airlines and etc) and it was lower. On their website says: "We Guarantee the lowest price on everything you book. Find a lower price, we'll refund you 100% of the difference. Book an Express Deal, we'll refund you 200% of the difference. Guaranteed."
I called their customer service and told them that the ticket price is lower and requested to adjust the price. Customer service was so unprofessional and unhelpful, she couldn't do anything, because she said "I don't see this price". Even I was in front of the computer and saw prices at the lower rates. I was transferred to the different department and was on hold for 2 hours, when sure thing low prices were gone. The customer service was EXTREMELY poor. I was very upset by this and will never book a flight through Priceline ever again. It is definitely not worth all of the problems they have caused, and all of the inconveniences.
Reviewed May 16, 2018
I logged in to purchase a flight to Virginia. I selected both flights and was directed to pay and was offered to save $100 on the ticket if I applied for the Priceline credit card, so I did. I wasn't approved immediately, it took three days. So I go back to Priceline to purchase the ticket, but couldn't figure out how to get my $100 credit. I get on the chat window with Luke and I explain my situation and he seemed nice enough at the beginning, like he was going to help me.
Then he comes back with this canned explanation that essentially said that once I use the card, within the first 30 days, I would be given 5,000 points on my card, but I would not get the $100 off my ticket. When I proceeded to ask more questions Luke said he would not answer any more questions regarding the credit card, I needed to call them directly. What a crock. I won't be using Priceline again, for any reservation. They lie to get you to apply for their credit card. I didn't need the stupid credit card. I won't be using it.
Reviewed May 15, 2018
I book a 1 bedroom hotel for 3 days through Priceline and ended up not needing the reservation and got stuck with a $275 (nonrefundable) fee. This is a disgraceful practice and they should be ashamed of themselves.
Reviewed May 15, 2018
I find it responsible for me to share my experience of being ripped off by Priceline. A few years ago, my sons were working in Alaska and wanted me to visit for my summer vacation. I had located a round trip flight through Minneapolis for $380.00. My son, Mike, worked nights and offered to look for a cheap fare in the wee hours. The flight he booked through Priceline was $750.00. A week before my scheduled flight, I slipped on stairs and injured my back. The doctor I visited wrote a medical excuse that I could not tolerate travel until healed. The airline accepted the excuse, but advised me that Priceline would not. I was told, instead, by Priceline that I had a year to rebook and to use a transaction number, in addition to my son's information.
I am a senior citizen. It was a financial strain, but I reimbursed my son, The following year, we again attempted to book a flight for me to travel to Alaska. The airline (Norwest) informed me the ticket had been purchased by another airline. I followed the instructions to book through that airline. No record was found and I was referred back to Priceline.
Repeated attempts to communicate verbally and in writing with Priceline were unsuccessful. There was no service offered by Priceline Customer Service, except to purchase a new ticket through Priceline. This woman, now in her seventies will not offer Priceline an opportunity to again "rip off an old lady." I am currently searching for a ticket to Virginia. Priceline offers continually appear on my computer screen. The ads do not prompt me to buy from Priceline. They have prompted me to write this to, hopefully, help someone avoid the treatment I received from Priceline. $750.00 was taken from me, hours of my time, all for naught.
Reviewed May 15, 2018
My experience with Priceline was terrible. I called their customer service multiple times because they messed up the dates for my travels. They charged me double for the hotel, and then they didn't put my information incorrectly so I was charged by the hotel as well. I was back and forth with them on the phone for TWO weeks, and the customer service was EXTREMELY poor. I was very upset by this and will never book a hotel through Priceline ever again, and will recommend that people book hotels anywhere but Priceline. It may be cheap, but it is definitely not worth all of the problems they have caused, and all of the inconveniences.
I had booked through Priceline since they had decent prices, but I ended up paying two-three times more due to their mistakes, which is very frustrating. Do yourself a favor and do NOT book through them, otherwise you'll have to deal with potentially being double charged, have your payment for the hotel through Priceline not go through and have to pay the hotel too as well as Priceline, and try to get help through customer service which doesn't help at all. Save yourself the trouble, and book through another company that may be a bit more expensive because at least then you'll know that they actually put your payment through instead of just taking your money and charging you twice and conveniently not having any answers or solutions.
Reviewed May 14, 2018
I tried to book a hotel with Priceline but the website did not work. I received a web message telling me my credit card details had been entered incorrectly and Priceline still took the money. I don't know how money can be taken from my account if the website error message says the details are wrong! Not only that; Priceline took the money from my bank for the booking 3 times so far! My bank have confirmed to me that Priceline have taken the money. Over £2000 ($2500 US Dollars!) I called to complain to Priceline and they said I should receive the money back within 7 days! There was no apology, no rush to help correct their mistake, no escalation as to why the website gave the error message but managed to take the money anyway. Terrible terrible company, will never use again and advise everyone everywhere not to use them. I am questioning if this is fraudulent.
Reviewed May 13, 2018
Horrible customer service when switching flights. Called several times about changing my son’s flight by one day. Priceline stated they couldn’t switch the ticket to a price less than the original. They made me pay for a more expensive ticket of the same flight even though there was an available price $20 less than what I originally paid. Where is the discount and service that they advertise? Furthermore the original ticket that I bought from Priceline was not discounted from the airline’s price. Very unprofessional, will never use again.
Reviewed May 13, 2018
Priceline has the highest car rental prices, over $100 dollars for a day rental under the economy section. I used other means of car rental where they start at $32 even for a pick up truck. Will not be using Priceline ever. I created an account with Priceline just to write this review.
Reviewed May 13, 2018
National Car Rental and Priceline, Terrible experience trying to rent a car, policy on debit cards was not clear and they would not honor my reservation made several days prior to pick up date. I had to pay a 42 dollar cancelation fee because they would not fill the reservation. The “oh well, it’s your problem” attitude of this company is bad, be careful and read all agreements very carefully. Will not use them again.
Reviewed May 10, 2018
ON MARCH 5TH I BID ON A CAR. Accepted Avis $462.00 bid for Fort Myers, FL from May 12-24, 2018. A totally unexpected family emergency arose today and we are unable to go to Florida. Their cancellation policy is iron clad. Would not even consider a partial refund!!! BUYER BEWARE! NO MERCY.
Reviewed May 10, 2018
I booked flights with Priceline, and they made a mistake in the confirmation. I tried to call immediately to correct the booking mistake. The call goes to a hold mode, and no EVER answers the phone. I've tried calling 4 different times within the 24 hour fix/change time frame and get the same response - none. Each time I've called I've been put on hold for over 1 hour! And no one EVER came to the phone. I am concerned if the booking are even legit at this point. Don't waste your time or money with Priceline, not worth the headache or fear that the company is even real! Learn from my huge mistake - better to pay more for a real booking, and customer service that actually responds to a phone inquiry to fix a Priceline generated mistake!
Reviewed May 10, 2018
I purchased my ticket for $797.99 with the intent to cancel if my vacation was not approved (24 hr cancellation on website). It wasn't so I called and the representative said this reservation cannot be cancelled or changed, much to my surprise. I took it further by calling my credit card company and they started the dispute, it's now two months later and Priceline will not entertain my dispute nor will they give me anything in writing stating that I called to cancel within the 24 hours. They need to be investigated for false advertising. This money took me a long time to save. I am going back home to elderly parents 3000 miles away. What they did was unforgivable and dishonest. Someone needs to look into their dishonest practices. Just go to their website and you will see for every flight information at the bottom it shares 24 hr cancellation. Please help me.
Reviewed May 8, 2018
Made a reservation to a hotel in Kissimmee, Fl and used this third party company because it appeared to be cheaper. Reservation was for 2 adults and 2 children of 10 and 7. To our surprise, a confirmation was sent back for only 2 adults so only 1 bed. Of course the credit card was entered and charged so when I called the hotel, they stated that Priceline and the hotel had their combined rules so if I wanted to upgrade it was going to be $80 more and only a sofa bed would be added to the room. Not a two-bed room! After calling Priceline to complain about it, they said "too bad" and if I decided to cancel my reservation, they would still charge the full amount for the 4 days we had reserved. I recommend to everyone, do not use this company. They have shown how they do not care about the customer at all.
Reviewed May 8, 2018
I book a hotel room on Priceline.com and the place was a complete dump. There were blood stains on the wall, the toilet was leaking out on the tile, there were bugs in the room, the carpet had semen stains, everywhere was dirty. There was coffee in the coffeepot that appears to have been there for months, There were dirty socks on the floor. We called Priceline as soon as we arrived at the hotel and noticed the conditions and they refused to help. They told me to speak to the manager of the hotel and it was 2 am. There was no one on site except for the front desk clerk who did not have the authority to make any decisions. I was assured by Priceline that they evaluate all the hotels that are listed on their website.
Reviewed May 8, 2018
When purchasing a travel package Priceline really knows how to make their customers feel our business is important to them UNTIL WE PAY. I spoke with two different representatives about my trip that is a month away and they basically told me, "Too bad, it’s an 'exclusive deal.'" They were useless and do not care at all about my travels or even try to accommodate me or help make any suggestions. I will NEVER purchase anything else from Priceline due to their TERRIBLE customer service.
Reviewed May 8, 2018
Priceline was horrible for us. They've gone downhill. I've booked every vacation through them, and now they are doing false advertising on their hotels. In Express Deals, I was offered "bed choice" -- something you absolutely need with a family of four. After paying, I was told bed choice would be available once I got to the hotel in 2 months. So if they sell out of rooms with 2 beds, my kids would have to sleep on the floor. They refuse to change the reservation to guarantee 2 beds, and they refuse to refund me. Two of the Priceline supervisors challenged me saying it did not say bed choice until I was able to prove it. One of them kept saying it was impossible that it said that and implied I was a liar more than once. I've added a screenshot where it proves there WAS a bed choice promised. I'm stunned by this awful level of bad management from a place I patronize every single vacation. Shame on you Priceline, and get better customer service!
Reviewed May 7, 2018
I booked a hotel in Orlando through Priceline approximately 60 days before my trip, I was in Florida in a different area and the day before my check in I got a email saying the hotel was overbooked and they switched me to a different location, well I had chosen that one for its location and really nice poolside area. The one they changed me to was not even close to as nice. After many calls and lots of time wasted on the phone I got a room in a similar property. When I checked in there I was told I had to sit through a 90 minute vacation club presentation as part of my stay there, like I had not wasted enough of my vacation time on the hotel mix up. They got rude also when I let them know I had no intention of purchasing anything.
This is also the second snafu I’ve had with Priceline. The first time my daughter and I took a late flight in and I booked a hotel close to the airport just to sleep the one night, we got in around 12:45 am and were told our room was gone, so the confirmation they give you means nothing. I called them and they booked us in another place 25 min away so we ended up not getting to bed until about 1:30 am. So if you want to be confident in your reservations and sure your vacation will go smoothly as planned do NOT use Priceline.com
Reviewed May 7, 2018
I booked 2 rooms for a business trip via Priceline. They charged my CC on both rooms. When my staff arrived before I, they had the reservation but no payment. She had to pay with CC of no room. When I arrived they had NO reservation nor payment confirmed. I had the copies of the confirmations with me, yet no information. So I had to REPAY for both rooms at a higher rate. Called customer service and with had to deal with the customer service that transferred me to Booking.com and after 30 minutes received a refund of the charges applied by Priceline or Booking. Not sure at this point who does what and they said they would refund the difference of the higher hotel bill and the price quoted by Priceline after I presented them my CC statement. Next time I book direct with the hotel! No more middleman.
Reviewed May 6, 2018
I booked a hotel with Priceline and they promised me a three star hotel and the booking is non-refundable but they gave me a wrong name and address of the hotel. Me and my family were in trouble there and when I called Priceline the supervisor named "STEPHEN" told me its non-refundable and we can't do anything. I pray to God these cheat people should be punished and especially the supervisor STEPHEN. He was very rude and bad. I wish I could have spit on his face. God will not forgive these cheat and fraud people. Just to make money they can do anything.
Reviewed May 3, 2018
And then makes you dance through hoops trying to correct the situation. Their system took a one day rental, changed it to a week rental, and charged me. I'm allegedly going to lose $50 FOR CANCELING. It took me several tries to get it to go with the 3rd morning, to the third evening, I then went through with putting in the info and boom, the reservation LEAPT forward a few weeks and changed to a week... Unbelievable.
Reviewed May 3, 2018
Don't use this site. Having never used them before and having used Booking.com and Airbnb countless times without hassle, I thought I did my homework and checked reviews and did a scam search on Priceline. All appeared above board and I found a great deal on Priceline after spending many, many hours scouring the internet for 'exactly the right place' to stay for 5 nights in Phuket.