Modifications to your reservation (including but not limited to name changes, date changes, etc.) are not permitted. Modification of Reservation: Price quoted applies to exact date(s)/nights/stay booked. Here are the relevant terms that you should see on any Hilton booking page: Once you make your second non-refundable booking, you’ll be issued a refund for the first reservation, less the service fee, within four weeks.The fee to do this is $50 at Waldorf Astoria, Conrad, Hilton, Embassy Suites, and Doubletree, and $25 at Hilton Garden Inn, Hampton Inn, Homewood Suites, and Home2 Suites.This is only possible when done at least three days prior to your scheduled check-in date.This is possible at hotels in the United States, Mexico, and the Caribbean.Specifically, if you want to cancel a non-refundable booking, you can get out of it by making a non-refundable booking at another Hilton property. Hilton lets you modify pre-paid bookings for a fee of $25-50 under certain circumstances, and it’s potentially really useful. Hilton lets you refund non-refundable reservations So generally I only book a non-refundable rate if I’m positive I’ll be taking a trip, if the savings are really significant, and if I’m confident that the price won’t drop significantly. After all, you’re making a gamble, and trading flexibility for savings. Usually you’re out of luck when that happens. In the past I’ve sometimes booked a non-refundable rate, only to later realize that the flexible rate dropped down below the non-refundable rate.
That’s because hotels often drop prices as the arrival date approaches, and when you book a non-refundable rate you’re committed to that price.
But even if you do know you’ll take the trip, booking a non-refundable rate isn’t necessarily the best option. Generally speaking hotels have the best rates if you book direct, but even then, it can be tough to decide between a flexible and non-flexible rate.Ī flexible rate is a no-brainer if you’re not 100% sure you’ll take the trip. Often it can be tough to choose what type of a rate to book at a hotel.
I learned something new today! Deciding between refundable and non-refundable hotel rates
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