Misleading offer Today we made à reservation for hotel crocks in Jacco (Costa rica). We reservaten for 4 personen 1 room for à price of uss 363. After we paid, we recieved à confirmation in which was mentioned that we had to pay an additionele fee of uss 90 per night for THE third and fourth person. We immediatly sent an email to jetsetters to cancel THE reservation because THE additional fee was nog mentioned during THE reservation. We recieved an answer that à cancelation is not possible and we are forced to pay THE additional fee. This organisation is Misleading its customers.

Jetsetter is an ok source for travel information. Jetsetter is not as user friendly as expedia.com and travelocity.com. Jetsetter is primarily a source for upscale hotels in the most popular destinations. I would use Jetsetter more if they offered a larger number of travel services.

Not Good I reserved a room at the Oxford Hotel in Denver using their service. When I arrived at the hotel I was turned away because my reservation did not exist!!!! It was extremely embarrassing. I even had a confirmation from Jetsetter. I cannot trust this service in the future and will never use them again.

Not a service company I am very dissatisfied with my first (and now only) experience with Jetsetter. I booked a hotel in New York though them for two nights at $249/night (without taxes and fees). When we arrived, a basic room was $214 and the next level up was $245 (as well as more expensive rooms). Despite having paid more, we were given the basic room since we had purchased “run of the house” from Jetsetter. Since Jetsetter acted as an intermediary between me and the hotel, I would have assumed they would also advocate for me. I assumed that the hotel would have knowledge of our higher payment and would offer us a equitable room. I assumed that Jetsetter, when this was brought to their attention, would have acknowledged the issue and worked with me to remediate it. It’s my fault - I assumed too much. That’s why I’ll book directly with a hotel or use a more customer focused service in the future - not Jetsetter. UPDATE after their reply Their public reply at this site does not match our previous correspondence. I've written to the new contact but assume nothing. Again, I was won't book with this company because my expectations are apparently unrealistic for this vendor.

Don't be fooled by the price, it's misleading We booked our girls weekend in Montreal through Jetsetter and the pricing included our local taxes and federal taxes specific to Canada and our Province. We assumed that we would be charged in Canadian dollars given the country and provincial taxes were displayed. I looked through their terms and conditions to ensure that it would be in Canadian dollars and no where on the site does is specify a currency. So we booked out hotel and were charged in US dollars which increased our price for 2 rooms by 300.00. I find this very misleading and the prices should clearly be stated as US dollars or all charges displayed as your local currency will be charged in US dollars. No where on their site does it state this so we are really disappointed and none of us will use this site again. I called the number and they basically told me you're SOL. Great customer service...NOT!!