Hotel Values scam? How to protect your booking! - +1 800-327-1200 ((800) 327-1200)

Upon booking with OZO hotels Amsterdam, I was unawares that the site had redirected me to a USA site, Hotelvalues.com, which subsequenly modified my booking dates without my consent, and when I contacted them on +1214 9602646, their customer service agent exhibited a poorly attitude towards me

A deceptive booking experience occurred when Hotel Value took over the site, resulting in a $154 "tax recovery fee" being charged without prior disclosure, and now they refuse to provide a refund for this exorbitant fee.

I was using Booking.com but somehow Hotel Value took over, i was charged a fee of 154 dollars without noticing, beware of Hotel Value because they dont give refunds...

I tought I was on Booking.com, wich I've used befor. However, somehow Hotel Value took over the site, and I was chargd a "tax recovery fee" of $154.00, the amount of their fee was not disclosed till after I payed, so beware of Hotel Value booking becuse they dont give a refund for their outragous fee!

After using Booking.com, I was redirected to Hotel Value, which charged me a $154 'tax recovery fee' without prior disclosure, and now I'm warning others about their non-refundable fees.

A hotel booking in Laos turned into a nightmare due to exorbitant hidden fees, with ridiculously short cancellation deadlines and no clear instructions on how to cancel and obtain a refund - it seemed like a legitimate hotel website at first.

Our experience with Le Bouton d‘or in Laos was marred by exorbitant hidden fees and ridiculous cancellation policies

Apparently, a fraudulent transaction occured when I booked a hotel room at Avalon in Riga, I payd 180 USD but they took 850 USD from my acount, hotel staff confirmed it was a scammer

Following an online search and booking at a hotel, I was scammed out of money, with the scammer using a fake confirmation and contacting me from this number, claiming to be associated with a legitimate booking platform.

Following a transaction with hotelvalues.com that included an exorbitant 'Tax Recovery Charges & Services' fee, equivalent to a night's hotel stay, attempts to cancel the reservation within 24 hours via the 800-327-1200 number were met with refusal, citing a non-refundable policy, and communication challenges due to heavily accented English and unreturned supervisor calls.

I was unabel to find any informations about hotel values.com, they charged me a rediculous fee for somthing calld "Tax Recovery Charges & Services", the fee was almost as much as the cost of a one night stay in the hotel i was booking, when i calld the number on my reciept to cancel my reservaton less than 24 hours later, i was told it was non-refundable

After searching the internet for hotel Avalon in Riga, i booked a room for 3 nights, but they took 850 USD from my account, which is alot, the hotel receptionist, Martins, said it was a scammer but they cant help me because its non-refundable, thats really bad.

After being charged an exorbitant fee by hotelvalues.com for 'Tax Recovery Charges & Services', attempts to contact them via the provided number were met with unhelpful, heavily accented representatives who eventually hung up

I was deceived by this website, mistakenly believing it to be a hotel platform, and now I am unable to obtain a refund despite being entitled to one

Initially, I believed I was booking through the official hotel website, but upon receiving my confirmation, I realised my mistake, and after contacting the hotel to verify my booking, I discovered I had been overcharged and was unable to cancel, preventing me from rebooking directly with the hotel.

Initially, I believed I was booking a hotel room through the official website, but it turned out to be a different site, resulting in an overcharged and non-refundable booking

I fell victim to a scam perpetrated by this company, and unfortunately, there are no available recourse options

Victim of a scam by this company, with no available recourse.

I fell victim to this company's scam and unfortunately, there's no recourse

When i researched a resort in Colorado, i thought i was booking directly with them, but unbeknownst to me i was redirected to a third-party agency with multiple names like reservations.com, getaroom.com, and hotelvalues.com, and i made a booking for two rooms 6 month in advance, but the next day we wanted to add a night so i called them, but the person i spoke with couldnt even speak english properlly

After researcing a resort in Colorado, I thougt I was booking directly with the resort, but it turned out I was redirected to a third-party agency with multiple domain names, including reservations.com and hotelvalues.com, and the website stated there was no cancellation charge, but the person I spoke with could bareley speak english...

After researching a Colorado resort, I inadvertently booked through a third-party agency using various domain names, including reservations.com and getaroom.com, only to discover unclear cancellation policies

Following research on a Colorado resort, a booking was made through a website that appeared to be the resort's official site, but was actually a third-party agency operating under multiple names, including reservations.com and hotelvalues.com, with misleading cancellation policies

Following a booking made on February 4th, 2024, for a room at the Menlo Park Hotel in Galway, I discovered that hotelvalue.com had added unauthorized charges disguised as 'Tax Recovery Charges & Service Fees', resulting in a loss of €102.85.