Michael and Ben were very helpful in… Michael and Ben were very helpful in changing my reservation. Very professional and courteous. I was pleased with the outcome. The online resources I found were not as helpful in making reservation modifications. I kept being sent to a web page that displayed an error message. You need to call and speak to a representative rather than resolve online.

They change the price when you try to pay I tried to book with quoted price and it took me all the way through to tell me it wasn't available, reloaded and the same room was £40 more. I still booked as it's the hotel I want but frustrating that you quote inaccurate prices to hook people in and then change the price when they try to pay, I feel this is false advertising.

The hotel actually canceled our booking… The hotel actually canceled our booking the DAY OF OUR CHECK IN. Didn’t notify us or traveluro. We were stranded with no where to go. Traveluro was so helpful and rebooked us a beautiful hotel after a few hours. traveluro turned a disaster into a blessing. Thank you!

Great customer service Great customer service. Very cooperative and quick to respond to any concerns or questions you may have.

They are not crooks! They are not crooks! Having read some of the grumbles on here, I'd wondered if I'd made a big mistake - especially when the confirmation came through without a confirmation number. I sent an email and called them and managed to find that hotel confirmation numbers are only issued by the hotels in question a few days later - so the form should have said "TBC" or something like that. The customer support seemed pretty good to me, and they did personally notify me of the real HCN. Having said that, the hotel didn't recognise the confirmation number. What they were eventually able to do was confirm that there was a reservation matching my name and dates (although previously had declined to do so on the basis of GDPR restrictions). It's easy to be skeptical these days, and there can be good cause to, but this company seems like a genuine legitimate operation to me.