annie8485

I think the hotel was luring customers in by using hotwire, and purposely give them a bad room so they can have more opportunities to offer upgrades $$$$$. I felt like I was being ripoff (cheated), and at that point they still think I was going to give them more of my money. I must look very stupid...... A lot of the people do have good experience with Hotwire Hotels. Maybe it was just me being bad luck.

Yes, Hotwire did know that I wasn

I got a room. Not a suite. Did try to speak with a supervisor on duty, but wasn

$57/ night for three nights, March 22-25, at Summerfield Suites Hotel Seattle Downtown - Pike Place. Amenities listed were Hotel; Complimentary Breakfast; Pool; Fitness Center; High-Speed Internet Access; and Laundry Facilities (self-service)

Got a room at the Summerfield Suites in Downtown Seattle, WA. through Hotwire (first time and also last time) for $57/night for 3 nights between March 22-25. Hotel also charges an extra $20/night for parking. Called hotel couple weeks before arrival requesting 2 beds, but got one at check in. Check in around 2PM, got a SMALL corner room between two busy traffic intersection. Heard traffic noise the second I walk into the room. All the windows were close, but the traffic noise from outside was unbearable. Went down to the front desk, request to change to different room but was told that I have to pay an upgrade price of $47/night if I wanted other rooms. Call Hotwire about it at the time, Hotwire customer service rep puts me on-hold and calls the hotel, comes back and tries to talk me into upgrading my room for an extra $47/night. After getting the room from Hotwire.com I check the hotel