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Reviewed Aug. 22, 2026
THE WORST FAMILY VACATION EXPERIENCE WE HAVE EVER HAD — EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED WITH TRAVELOCITY. This was, without question, the worst family vacation experience we have ever had. We are a family of five, traveling with our two young daughters, and what was supposed to be a special family vacation turned into an exhausting, stressful, and extremely expensive ordeal.
We booked and paid for our vacation package through Travelocity, trusting that the flights and resort arrangements they sold us made reasonable sense. What Travelocity did not make adequately clear to us was that they were booking our family into Santo Domingo (SDQ), more than TWO HOURS away from our resort, when Punta Cana International Airport was the appropriate and significantly closer airport for our destination.
We only fully realized the situation after finally arriving in the Dominican Republic. We were then forced to arrange transportation for our family and pay approximately $400 round trip just to travel between Santo Domingo and our resort. We absolutely intend to dispute and pursue reimbursement for this additional expense.
The flight experience made the situation even worse. We specifically paid for a NON-STOP flight from Boston, scheduled to depart around 1:00 PM. That flight was canceled because of what we were told was a mechanical/maintenance issue. Instead of the nonstop itinerary we purchased, we were placed on another flight requiring a connection through New York.
Once in New York, our flight to the Dominican Republic was delayed multiple times, again with mechanical issues being cited. After spending countless hours traveling and waiting with our children, we did not arrive in the Dominican Republic until approximately 4:00 AM. Because of these disruptions, we lost the beginning of a vacation that we paid for, including our planned first day at the resort. Then, exhausted and traveling with our children in the middle of the night, we discovered we still had a journey of more than two hours before reaching the resort.
This entire experience has been completely unacceptable. We paid Travelocity for a carefully planned family vacation, including a nonstop flight, and instead received an itinerary that resulted in major delays, an unexpected connection, lost vacation time, significant additional transportation costs, and tremendous unnecessary stress for our family.
We are documenting all additional expenses and losses resulting from this trip, and we WILL be pursuing reimbursement and disputing the charges for expenses and services that were not delivered as purchased. Travelocity needs to take responsibility and provide a meaningful resolution—not excuses or a generic apology. After this experience, we are extremely disappointed and disgusted with how our family vacation was handled. We trusted Travelocity with an important family trip, and that trust has been seriously damaged.
Reviewed Aug. 17, 2026
I booked a flight from the Bay Area to Miami and when I changed my arrival date by a day, their system changed my departure date by a day. I didn't notice the change until I received a confirmation and noticed the wrong departure date. I called to change it to the correct date and was told that I would need to be almost the total amount I paid for the original tickets to make a change. The customer service rep said that this is American Airlines' policy when a flight is canceled and that they are one of the worst (my word, not his) to deal with. Lesson learned! I will NEVER use Travelocity or American Airlines to book a flight again.
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Reviewed Aug. 10, 2026
Worst company ever. Scam. Paid flights in full and asked me to pay an additional $400 and kept telling us ‘wait this many hours and check again’ and every time we checked again the charge was still showing. THIS COMPANY IS A SCAM BEWARE.
Reviewed Aug. 6, 2026
I booked a hotel in New York City through Travelocity and clearly requested a room with two beds because three adults would be sharing the room. To avoid any issues, I contacted the hotel well in advance to confirm my request. A few days before my trip, I called the hotel again, only to be told they had never received the two-bed request and that only one-bed rooms were available.
When I reached out to Travelocity at 1-855-201-5621 for assistance, they were unwilling to take responsibility or offer a meaningful solution. I had to ask them to contact the hotel or help with a room upgrade, but they provided very little support. I ended up calling the hotel myself, explaining the entire situation. Thankfully, the hotel staff was much more helpful and said they would do everything possible, even if it meant bringing in a cot so all three adults would have a place to sleep.
Reviewed July 31, 2026
Horrible customer service. Overcharged us for the room by $47. Then didn't pay the hotel. I had to pay at the hotel for our room, then Travelocity charged my bank, and refused to provide a refund. Just terrible that they overcharge by $47 for the room, then won't refund their charge when the room was already paid for!
Reviewed July 15, 2026
I never had a problem with Travelocity, however their "Travel Guard" trip insurance is a total scam. What a ripoff. If you need to cancel a trip for a legitimate reason they put you through the wringer and ask for tons of proof and documentation. Travel Guard is a division of AIG insurance. What a ripoff! I lost $350. Don't ever get their travel insurance!
Reviewed July 15, 2026
Travelocity made reservations for a 10 day stay in Istanbul that included breakfast for all of the days, when we checked in at Barcelo Istanbul they told us that “Expedia” didn’t make reservations that included breakfast, I guess Travelocity outsourced our reservations and somewhere along the line something happened and we lost our “breakfast included” we had to pay an extra $280 for our morning breakfast, we contacted Travelocity but they wouldn’t do anything to help us, last time I will use their app.

Reviewed July 13, 2026
The rampant incompetence and scamming policies of this company when you want to cancel a flight is criminal, to say the least. They do nothing for you, they tell you one thing and do another one. I will take my business elsewhere.
Reviewed July 12, 2026
Travelocity protects corrupt suppliers and ignores biohazard vehicle conditions. I booked a rental car in Puerto Rico through Travelocity (Itinerary #**). Upon arrival at the off-site location, the supplier engaged in illegal bait-and-switch extortion, falsely claiming my domestic USAA insurance was invalid. Left stranded, I was forced under duress to pay an extra $367.73 for forced insurance.
Worse, the vehicle provided was a health hazard. The car had a horrific odor. The next day, my son found the source under the seat: a rancid, mold-covered to-go box of food left by a previous renter. The vehicle was never cleaned, and the mold made my family physically ill. To add insult to injury, the supplier then stole my $500 deposit by fabricating a "cleaning fee."
When I contacted Travelocity for help regarding this blatant breach of contract and severe sanitation violation, their customer support was completely useless. I was told that the supplier "has the right to charge whatever they want." Travelocity does not vet their suppliers, does not enforce their own contracted pricing, and does not care if their customers are given moldy, unsanitary vehicles that cause physical illness. They actively protect predatory vendors. I am currently escalating this fraud to the Puerto Rico Department of Consumer Affairs (DACO) and initiating a full credit card chargeback. Avoid booking anything through Travelocity—they will abandon you the moment a scam occurs.

Reviewed July 2, 2026
I will never use Travelocity again. They call themselves a travel agency (provides travel services to allow a smooth travel experience). Well that’s a joke!!!! They didn’t get flight tickets issued for my daughter and husband that I paid them over $900 for. I spent over 4 hours on the phone during our last day of vacation trying to get the issue resolved. It never was. I had to purchase more tickets for a higher price in order to get my husband and daughter back home. Their solution: they told me I would need to contact my bank to get the initial $900 I paid back. Just unacceptable!!!!
Reviewed June 28, 2026
I contacted Expedia through their live chat, and the response was fairly quick. The representative helped me change my booking and answered my questions clearly. If your issue is urgent, live chat seems to be the fastest option, while email may take longer to receive a response.

Reviewed June 25, 2026
We booked a 3-night hotel stay through Travelocity. HUGE MISTAKE. We will NEVER use Travelocity again. We needed to cancel the 3rd night, and told the front desk that as we checked in. They said "no problem", but then said "Oh, you booked through Travelocity. You'll need to cancel through them". I tried to do that online, but got an error. So I called Travelocity and they got a similar error. They said "Just go ahead and check out a day early, and then call us back and we'll refund that final night". So we did that. But they then told us "It is not possible to refund that final night after we had already checked out, since it wasn't 24 hours ahead of time". WHAT???? Had we booked through the hotel directly, the hotel said it would have been no problem. WE WILL NEVER USE TRAVELOCITY again. Canceling our account.

Reviewed June 18, 2026
I wish I could give negative 5 stars for the crappy Travelocity customer service!!! I reserved two hotel room suites on travelocity.com for a week each, but the other party needed to shorten their stay by ONE day. The email confirmation said to call the hotel if you had any questions about the room so I called them... they couldn't change the date by ONE day and said I had to contact Travelocity. I tried changing the date by ONE day online since there's an option to change your reservation... but it wants you to basically cancel your room and select another one... except the room I already reserved isn't one of the options!! I want a suite with two bedrooms, not a room with two queen beds!! So I got a phone number for Travelocity and talked to an actual person... and she couldn't change the reservation by ONE day either!?!?
Again, I could choose a different room for the "new" dates, which is just the exact same reservation I already have, but leaving ONE day earlier... but the two bedroom suite I already have reserved isn't one of the options!!??!! Why in the world can't they just change the checkout date to be ONE DAY earlier!?!? This is absolutely ridiculous and crappy customer service!!! I hope I can find another hotel and I'll cancel the ones I did thru Travelocity since I still have a couple days to get a full refund on them... unless they scam you out of that, too. I have used Travelocity many times in the past, but apparently I haven't needed to shorten a reservation by ONE day before. I will NEVER use Travelocity again for ANYTHING!!!! Good luck if you do and you need to change anything....

Reviewed June 11, 2026
They are a complete scam. They partner with scam companies, like Zezgo for their car rentals. They will force you to purchase 100k insurance on a 6-year-old car that's falling apart, and Travelocity won't do a damn thing about it. They are not going to take care of their customers, and they make it very clear. Unbelievably disappointed. They allow these partner companies to scam people and do absolutely nothing about it. It's disgraceful. Don't book anything with them. You will get scammed.

Reviewed May 30, 2026
This is a review that should be a warning to other travelers. I booked a trip from Houston to London May 18. - 29. Included the hotel, St. James Court a Taj Hotel and United Premium Economy airfare. The airfare was outrageous, hotel was not too bad but the total trip was about 11,000 dollars. The pricing was not the issue. It was a bundled price. However I had a totally refundable airfare, not so for the hotel. In any case I called Travelocity on May 17 the day before our trip to inquire about cancelling the hotel. Just an “inquiry“. No agreement to cancel and lose all the cost. Well the agent CANCELLED my hotel without my permission. It took me 10 hours to reinstate my reservation with numerous calls to various employees, the hotel in London, a massive unbelievable fiasco. No one was helpful, decent or knowledgeable. Finally at 10:00 am the day we were leaving I called the hotel and the reservation was reinstated.
Lissa **
Reviewed May 21, 2026
They state on website you can use your flight credit for a different destination but will have to pay tax. If so not true. You can only book the same flight as original and even though the ticket my be cheaper they will still charge you extra.
Reviewed May 4, 2026
I think Travelocity sucks when the airline shuts down, meaning Spirit and everything and everyone is telling you to go through your booking agency, and they don't want to help you, you people suck...
Reviewed May 2, 2026
Completely a trap. Do not use this company. Pay the extra money to use individual sites. I booked a trip, wanted to add a traveler, those flights disappeared even though they were available on the company website. Canceled the trip to create another trip (their online process forced me to), added the new member and booked it. I can't use the previous airline "credits" toward this trip or get a refund. It's a trap. And complete nonsense. Southwest or any other airline would easily have been able to transfer this. I called customer service, got no help. Asked for a manager, and I've been on hold a very long time. It's not looking good for me. I hope you can avoid my errors in judgement.
Reviewed April 28, 2026
Made a reservation and paid in full. Cancelled our reservation 30mins before check in while traveling with two small children. Stayed on hold for over 2 hours trying to find a hotel. They told me none were available. Found a hotel. They said they called and were unreachable. We were at the desk and they never called. Tried to put them on the phone with the manager and they wouldn't speak to them. Said they had to call. Absolutely the worst trip and service. Will never use again.

Reviewed April 27, 2026
Booked Hotel Zazz in January 2026 for a stay on 4/24/2026 for two nights. Paid for the room and bought travel insurance through Travelocity. Received several confirmation emails and texts from both Travelocity and Hotel Zazz in Albuquerque. When we arrived at the hotel, we were told they did not have our reservation. We had to find another hotel completely out of the way and far more expensive at the last minute. Travelocity refunded our hotel costs but not the Travel insurance costs for something that was completely Travelocity's fault. I also paid and addition $200 for another room at a different hotel because we had to book at the last minute. If you do use Travelocity, make sure you call the hotel on several occasions to confirm your reservations, and do not buy the Travel insurance through Travelocity because they will not refund that cost for mistakes they create. It is FREE money for them.

Reviewed April 12, 2026
I attempted to be a Travelocity customer (travelup.com). I went to the website, as advertised, and tried to book a room for the following night. After I enter all the information to book the room, the website gave an error and it was not able to process at this time. The message gave a phone number to call and deleted my card information. The phone number could not be completed as dialed, the first attempt. The following attempts all led to a computer saying each option was not available. I was calling early on the evening, not in the middle of the night. So, website does not work, phone does not work, nothing accomplished. I booked the room on the hotel's website. No problems and slightly higher cost.
A day later (the following evening) I received an email from Travelocity / Travelup with an odd confirmation number for this hotel. This was the night I was to stay at the hotel. Again, my calls and email go unanswered. The next day, after my stay, I receive a rude email trying to tell me the room was booked and there was no refunds available. Basically, they take your credit card information without your knowledge and try to charge you. Possibly respond after the booking night in question and act like you made an approved / confirmed purchase. False advertising. Misleading. Scam your money. Fake a confirmation to justify the scam. Knowingly offer a fake phone number. Do not respond to emails when you ask for details or proof. They might let you hope for a lower price, but the hard money scam is not worth it.
Reviewed April 6, 2026
If I could give a minus ‐000 I would. This company switched my name on a tix I purchased and I was stuck with trying to rally for a name change. Unsuccessfully. HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE!!! Never again for me.
Reviewed March 29, 2026
Using Travelocity will be regretful if you run into any issues with a booking. I had a hotel reservation for 2 nights at a hotel but became ill and needed to move my arrival date out 2 days. I reached out to the hotel and they told me it was fine with them but since I booked through Travelocity I had to change through them. That is where the problems began. There was no way to talk to a human and I had to work with the limited options before I found a chat bot that eventually led me to a a supposed chat with a person. Not sure if was a person or not. It couldn't move it without me paying the penalty.
I was then told it would be sent to someone higher up to decide and they would usually respond in 72 hours - by email, not a call. I got the email telling me the hotel wouldn't agree. Since the hotel told me that it wouldn't be a problem, I knew the email was not being truthful. My advice is to use them to find prices and the go and book directly with the hotel chain. That way if problems happen, you will have someone to actually talk to.

Reviewed March 21, 2026
I booked through Travelocity a suite in Holbox (February 19–27) — a bright room with a kitchenette and balcony — along with a plane ticket. Three days before departure, I find out on my own — by contacting the hotel directly on WhatsApp — that it is closed for maintenance, and that they are offering me a room in one of their other hotels: a real downgrade, meeting none of my criteria. Travelocity had not communicated anything to me.
What followed were 3 consecutive evenings in chat with different representatives — more than 6 hours of my time. Here is what I experienced: Their representatives were waiting for the hotel to respond — which never happened. Instead of researching and offering alternatives, they asked me to search for equivalent hotels myself. I did. My suggestions were refused, with no alternative proposed. Promised callbacks that never came — I had to follow up every single time. 24 hours before departure, they finally offered a refund — but only for the hotel. For the plane ticket, I was told to deal directly with the airline myself. When I refused this half-refund without having any accommodation solution, they informed me they would not cancel the reservation but would reimburse me anyway.
Had they told me this 3 days earlier, I would have been spared all of this stress. I travelled anyway, in a state of extreme stress. Once on site, the replacement room was so inadequate that we had to find another one ourselves, after an exhausting day of travel. We had been looking forward to this trip for months. It turned out to be a highly stressful experience, largely due to Travelocity and Expedia. Zero proactivity, zero solutions, zero consideration for the customer. Avoid at all costs.

Reviewed March 13, 2026
STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE! I booked this hotel through Travelocity based on their reviews. After booking, I checked the Google reviews and found many serious complaints about poor maintenance and the condition of the hotel. I canceled my reservation within a few hours, yet neither the hotel nor Travelocity refunded my $245. Very disappointing experience — I lost my money within hours of booking. I didn’t even know it was legal to not give a customer 24 hours window for cancellation.
Reviewed March 12, 2026
Only gave a one star because that is the lowest possible rating. Booked two rooms for two nights on one travel itinerary. We had an issue with arrival dates and contacted Travelocity. I was told that it was the Travelocity representative took care of it, so we would not be a no show. When we arrived at the hotel and we had 1 room for two nights. I had to pay for another room. Travelocity charged me for two rooms for two nights. When contacting Travelocity, they kept timing out our chat while the online person was working on the matter. End result is Travelocity refuses to do anything about it. I will be working with my credit card company because TRAVELOCITY won't stand behind their.
Reviewed March 4, 2026
In November 2025, my wife, my service dog and I stopped at the Holiday Inn Express at Savannah S I-95- Richmond Hill, 4601 US Highway 17, Richmond Hill, GA, 31324. Upon entering the lobby area, there was no one at the desk, however the front desk associate was in the back and came forward. There was no name tag on the counter identifying who was on duty, nor was the associate wearing a name tag. Taped to the front desk counter was a sign stating "no dogs." I asked for a room and indicated I had a "Diabetic Assistance Dog." The associate stated only "service dogs" were allowed. I replied "He is a service dog and I have the certification." She then stated she could make a reservation at an adjacent hotel also owned by the same company. I asked her why Icouldn't I have a room here. She stated I was "giving off negative vibes!" It ended with her stating she was refusing me service.
I asked for her name, she refused to provide it. I asked for her manager's name. She motioned to a card stack on the counter. The card reflected the name "**, General Manager." The card listed the address of the Holiday Inn Express, address, phone number, and email address for the GM. We left, went next door, provided the same information regarding our service dog, had no problems, checked in, and had a restful evening. That evening, I sent an email to the address to the GM and to date, have never received a reply. I sent a second one in January 2026 and never received a reply to that one as well.
As a retired Army Officer utilizing a service dog for Agent Orange related disability, I was extremely taken aback by the attitude of the associate and the failure of the General Manager to answer my complaint. I felt the associate was purposefully rude to ensure not even service dogs would he allowed in her Holiday Inn Express. I urge all with service animals to boycott this establishment. The attitude of the associate was totally unacceptable, as was the GM not answering my emails.

Reviewed March 4, 2026
I booked a flight on Travelocity. I was flying United one way and American back home. I also rented a car. I realized the flight times wouldn't work for me so I cancelled the trip about 15 minutes after booking it. Because they were considered three different transactions (according to Travelocity) they only cancelled the United flights. No where did it say I needed to cancel the other two transactions, even though it was a package deal! When I called to complain I was told by the rep (Andrea, who was awesome) that it should work that way, where you can cancel the whole trip at one time, but it wasn't. So I'm out $1000!!! Will never use them again.

Reviewed March 3, 2026
If I could give them 0 stars I would. Made reservations for rental car through Travelocity for pickup at Tampa airport. Unfortunately had to book with Mex car rental as all of the other well known companies didn’t have any cars available for the weekend of 2/27-3/1. Got to rental counter at 810pm stated hours of open to 9 pm . Sign on wall indicating the same. The counter was closed, no attendant, sign showing they had cars available. We went to parking lot to look for employee. Went to booth it was closed, no employees anywhere for Mex. Found numerous other employees for various other companies.
Went back inside to rental booth where there was another customer on phone trying to get in touch with Mex. Stayed at booth until 9 pm, took picture of booth of hours posted of clock. Got on live chat with Travelocity, requested assistance. They couldn’t reach anyone, refunded us our rental insurance fee of $40 but advised they would have to deal with Mex to get our refund if $180 for the car. Just got final email from Travelocity indicating they can’t get ahold of anyone at Mex and we won’t be getting a refund. Horrible customer service from both Mex and Travelocity.
Reviewed March 2, 2026
Booked through Travelocity to London to meet my wife then booked seats back to the US with adjoining seats, paid for. Travelocity changed my flight but not my wife's. We are now 3 hours apart. Was going to call Travelocity but the wait time on their site is 8 days!!!! I have booked many flights through this company in the past but this will be my last. Will uninstall their app.
Reviewed March 1, 2026
Had a trip booked to Guadalajara, cancelled over recent events, which the customer service rep issued a travel credit for + a $175 rebooking fee. When it comes to using the travel credit, however, customer service is slow, rude, and unhelpful. The travel credit which already included taxes bundled in it from the original booking, was refused to be applied towards the taxes for the new flight, so there is a "fare difference" charge of $170, despite the new tickets costing almost $300 less than the original. THEN, the $175 reissue fee was increased to $200, and even when I pushed back saying that there is an email stating the $175 price and they should honor it, they refused, and also slapped that on top of the fare difference. The result is that a $650 booking ended up costing $1200, and the customer service agent was incredibly rude and would not offer explanations or help in any way. Money straight into their pockets, corrupt, dishonest, scummy, and rude.
Reviewed Feb. 28, 2026
Just terrible service!! Tried to book a vacation and it turned into chaos! Payment wouldn’t go through and my card was charged several times. There are pending charges on 2 accounts and the funds are now tied up. Tried to seek support and have been on hold for 2 hours. This is the worst experience!!!

Reviewed Feb. 24, 2026
Don’t be fooled by the 1st 3 five star reviews. I booked my room in Miami. I had no idea I was even booking through Travelocity. Four weeks before the trip I got sepsis. 5 days in the hospital, 1 week recovery at home, then got covid. I had booked only the room through Travelocity. I had to cancel the cruise, the airline, the car, and room. Travelocity is the only one who gave me the runaround. They had a site on Hotels.com that had cancel/change….but they just kept rerouting you to the hotel….who said I was booked through a 3rd party….When I finally got through I had to pay $100.00 to cancel the room even though I had a Dr letter saying I was contagious. Never again.
Reviewed Feb. 24, 2026
Stay away from this company. 3 to 4 hour wait on customer service, then they have “policies" in place to benefit them. Had a trip to Puerto Vallarta when the drug war broke out. US Embassy says don’t fly, airport is shut down but I still can’t get a refund on my tickets. Policies prevent this. Total scam.
Reviewed Feb. 13, 2026
This review is to highlight the terrific job this motel is doing. On February 25th we had a severe ice storm with over half of our city without power. Your franchise motel rose to the occasion. We were tired, cold and stressed. We were greeted with open arms, smiles and an immaculate room. Jean ** and Tammera ** lowered their rates to accommodate any and all. Previously, not animal friendly they became Noah's Ark and opened their place to all cold pets. Some customers had to remail for more than a week. These ladies made sure the breakfast were fresh and hot with friendly support for this egregious situation. As refugees from the cold, we became a family. The country Inn and Suites impressed all of us with their generous attitude. Country Inn and Suites should be grateful to have a motel that has such high standards and compassion backed by your name. Sally In Nashville
Reviewed Feb. 10, 2026
My husband and I received an egift card years ago that says it never expires (I live in NJ which has a law that companies have to honor gift cards no matter how old if they say they don't expire). At the time we received it we had neither money nor time to travel so it got put to the side and lost in the shuffle of life/kids/jobs etc. I just came across it during a move, my husband and I have a 35 year wedding anniversary coming up, are visiting friends in Oahu and decided to go to the big island for a few days to celebrate our anniversary.
I tried booking through Travelocity (traveloshitty) but when I put in the gift code it said not valid. I tried calling them but apparently you can only talk to a person if you book something. So I booked a room, paid the additional fee for cancelation, called them up, and they said they are no longer taking gift cards. Even when I talked to a supervisor they said there was nothing they could do. Traveloshitty is owned by Expedia group so I will never use any of their booking sites again and am going to give a 1 star review every possible place I can. I just read recently the travel industry makes hundreds of millions of dollars off of gift cards so I will never buy one again.

Reviewed Feb. 8, 2026
If I could give a negative star, I'd give 5. I can not believe the cancelation policy!!! I booked 7 flights for our family vacation. 4 1 person and their kids backed out, and I went to cancel 4 of the 7 flights. Nope. They will not credit my card. But they offer airline flight credit ONLY to the person listed in the ticket!!! The entire airfare amount was taken from MY credit card, under MY account. That all should go right back to the person who (over)PAID for them to begin with either via credit for later use, or directly back to the card !!!!! I sure hope those people are making an assload of money, because the company just made 1000.00 off of me. I can't even wrap my head around them telling I'd be given "credit" if canceled. I wouldn't be, the people whose name were in the ticket are!!!! I can't even imagine who else lost out.

Reviewed Feb. 7, 2026
A trip to Hawaii that was supposed to be our honeymoon, a week away from the city life. We had a beautiful pakage. Middle area of expensive, pictures of our sweet were beautiful, comes with a tub, and ocean view. What we arrived to was a roach dive flea bag motel run down algae filled swimming pool, our one-bedroom "APARTMENT" with kitchenette and bathtub was a 20 square foot room with a stand-up rusty old shower head, a 4-burner oven that only two worked. Every other day, I would have to chase a drunk homeless fellow away from my "private patio" (3 ft by 5 ft busted slab of concrete), where he felt the need to deposit his ** next to my door. When front desk was informed, their response was to tell me to call the cop?!?!
Customer service was non-existent, or acted like we had just ** in their church. And our quiet little escape from our concrete jungle put us smack in the middle of the high-rise "Rodeo" dr. Shopping district, which reminded me of Brooklyn at rush hr. Our ocean view had to be traveled 4 blocks to smell it. Don't get me started about our flights and the winged greyhound smelling bus with epilepsy plàne we shook there to and from on. I think I suffered shaken baby syndrome. FALSE ADVERTISING AND TRIP WRECKER. At least they offered breakfast in bed, providing you didn't mind your servers being cockroaches. Our "apt" as well as a group of friends' suite, was infested with the disease-carrying poop-eating bugs and again notified front desk just to be accused of telling tall tales or mistaken "identity".
BE WARNED, THE PACKAGE YOU WANT won't be what's advertised as well as what you see or get. Go with another travel app and not one that's owned and operated by same developers. Orbitz, Priceline. Travelocity, are all same entity, just different servers. So don't let them mud-sloppin mushmouths fool you with great pictures of the upper echelon resorts. I'm sure I've been to glory hole dives cleaner and more up to date than this hole under a dumpster plan.

Reviewed Jan. 30, 2026
If I could give less than 1 star I would have. I had to cancel due to inclement weather in the area. Literally 3 to 4 inches of ice. Roads closed. Power outages, etc.... Spoke to the hotel directly and said they had no issues canceling and refunding. Then Travelocity got involved and said they could not issue a refund and kept the money. The hotel confirmed they canceled it on their end. Travelocity just stole the money.

Reviewed Jan. 28, 2026
I purchased airline tickets for my husband and I to travel to NYC. We had a snowstorm and the flights were cancelled by the airline. There was also a state of emergency in NYC. I was told that we would receive a credit on our Travelocity account. When I looked a few days later, it had not appeared in the account. I called customer service and was told that because my flight was non-refundable that I couldn't get a credit or refund. BUT - they could upgrade us to a first class flight for $3700.00 and then they would refund the whole amount plus a $200 credit. Does this sound right? It sounds like a scam!
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Hotels: Travelocity lists rooms from over 271,000 hotels around the world.
Inspirational guides: Vacationers who don't know where to go can use Travelocity guides to get inspired.
Mobile app: Travelocity's mobile app offers exclusive discounts and lets travelers access their reservations on the go.
Vacation packages: Vacation packages can help travelers save money getting to and staying in their destination cities.
Price guarantee: Travelocity will match better deals and give customers $50 travel coupons for future trips.
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Travelocity Company Information
- Company Name:
- Travelocity
- Year Founded:
- 1996
- Address:
- 3150 Sabre Dr.
- City:
- Southlake
- State/Province:
- TX
- Postal Code:
- 76092
- Country:
- United States
- Website:
- www.travelocity.com




