Hotels Combined Saves Time and Money
Do you just not want to search for which website, Expedia.com, Travelocity.com, etc., is offering the best deals, best packages all for the lowest price? Well I came across this website that does all of that annoying stuff for you - it is HotelsCombined.com; they take the top 30 hotel providers and narrow the exact searches down for you while providing you with all the same hotels, just with the cheapest price listed.
I found HotelsCombined.com off a search engine and was amazed - I even tested it myself of course. I was planning a trip to Boston, MA by the end of July for a trip and had searched places like Orbitz.com, Expedia.com and Travelocity.com to find the cheapest price for flight and hotel - found it would cost me almost $800.00 for three (3) nights at the hotel I wanted.
Though, that was before I found this site. This site with one simple search, the only con is the less than two (2) minutes wait while it searches, and found the same hotel, saving me $100. The best thing about this site is they aren't even the site you book with and pay. HotelsCombined.com is only a search engine that provides the same hotel information, just with all the cheapest prices listed from the booking companies. This means there is no fee to use their website or service and you work directly with the main company, Hilton.com, Hotels.com and more.
Also, it's not just one or two websites that the search engine compiles for you, its 30 of the top websites all pushed into one search - that is why you always find the cheapest prices. Click to find a complete list of all sites used. Once you select your hotel you can view all of the regular information regarding the hotels, as well as look at how much each booking site charges per night, the trip and even shows their taxes and fees that you might not have known about (not so surprised to have found out taxes and fees for most sites are way over $100).
This site is also open to individuals worldwide, with their site translated into 14 different languages for your choosing. So, hotels searches are worldwide rather than limited to just the United States or Europe. Also, not only does it allow you to translate the website, it also allows you to see the pricings in different currencies.
Also, another surprise I found was that not only does it list all the same hotel information: pictures, attractions, etc. It also offers user reviews, now you may be thinking, "So, they all do that," but this site has tens to hundreds of reviews for each hotel listed - this helps guarantee the ratings for that hotel are legit.