Is there a site where I can get a flight + hotel deal with multiple hotels?
Q. For example, if I'm looking to fly into Dublin but I don't want to stay in Dublin the entire time I stay there, but I do plan to fly back out of Dublin - Is there a site that will let me book a flight/hotel deal with 2 or 3 different hotels?
A. Several online travel agencies (Opodo, Expedia, Travelocity, Ebookers...) may offer you such a package.
The link below lists several specialized sites which compare airfares from various airlines. Visit some of them and get quickly and easily the best deals.
Most of those sites allow you to book online both airfares + hotels.
Otherwise, you may book separately air ticket and hotels since there are some sites which are more specialized in hotel booking at the best rates. 2 or more different hotels, it does not matter. See the second link below. Hotel booking is also fast and easy.
The link below lists several specialized sites which compare airfares from various airlines. Visit some of them and get quickly and easily the best deals.
Most of those sites allow you to book online both airfares + hotels.
Otherwise, you may book separately air ticket and hotels since there are some sites which are more specialized in hotel booking at the best rates. 2 or more different hotels, it does not matter. See the second link below. Hotel booking is also fast and easy.
How do you get the best rate on hotels?
Q. OK we all see these ads on TV about getting cheap last minute hotel deals. Well I cant seem to find any of these deals and was wondering if anyone knows any tricks or tips to getting the best rates. I am going on a weekend stay in Savannah and everything I see on the low rate websites is just as much as if I booked through the hotel. Anybody out there have any suggestions?
A. I know what you mean, whenever I check priceline, hotwire, or the other websites that say they have cheaper rates, i always find them to really be more expensive than booking from the hotel directly.
What I do when i want a low rate on a hotel is constantly, probably obsessively, watch the hotel's rates and as soon as i see that they are cheaper than usual i book my room. Not all, but most hotels will give you the cheaper rate if rates drop again after you book it, you would have to call to ask for them to do this though.
If you don't care what hotel you stay at you could try Priceline name your own price. I did this when going to Newport, RI for 2 nights and i got a room that was $240 a night on the hotel website for only 90$ a night.
What I do when i want a low rate on a hotel is constantly, probably obsessively, watch the hotel's rates and as soon as i see that they are cheaper than usual i book my room. Not all, but most hotels will give you the cheaper rate if rates drop again after you book it, you would have to call to ask for them to do this though.
If you don't care what hotel you stay at you could try Priceline name your own price. I did this when going to Newport, RI for 2 nights and i got a room that was $240 a night on the hotel website for only 90$ a night.
Flight and hotel deals from Phoenix to DC?
Q. I want to visit DC for the 4th of July and I have no idea where to begin looking for flight and/or hotel deals. Does anybody know of any websites I can check out that would help me with that? Also, I would love suggestions on what to do while I'm over there, as I've never been there before. I really appreciate you taking time to answer my questions.
A. For flights, I would look at http://www.kayak.com/ http://www.orbitz.com/ http://www.expedia.com/ http://www.skyscanner.com/ These should only be used for a reference to find the cheapest flight. The cheapest booking of a flight is almost always on the airliner's website. Booking on sites like Orbitz and the like are usually a few dollars or more than booking your flight directly with the airline.
For hotels, look up http://www.hotels.com/ or http://www.expedia.com/
I would go visit the Lincoln Memorial, go to the National Archives, go to the Library of Congress, visit congress and tell them to get to work (joking), stalk your politician of choice (also joking). Look at things listed on http://washington.org/100-free-and-almost-free-things-do-dc
For hotels, look up http://www.hotels.com/ or http://www.expedia.com/
I would go visit the Lincoln Memorial, go to the National Archives, go to the Library of Congress, visit congress and tell them to get to work (joking), stalk your politician of choice (also joking). Look at things listed on http://washington.org/100-free-and-almost-free-things-do-dc
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