Is this a joke? I searched roomkey on a couple of marriott hotels and they offered $5 off (about 2% off). I got much better price on priceline.
Re:Priceline now worth $100B
by lotsofpulp on Thursday July 27, 2017 @08:58AM
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You might be looking at different room types, or different rates. Or, I frequently find that Priceline and Expedia show a certain rate, but once you click it, they will actually ping the real rate and say something like "rates have changed recently" or something like that.
If you can legitimately find an advertised price lower than the hotel's actual website (roomkey.com is owned by the hotel chains themselves), then you can even get free and deeply discounted nights:
http://hiltonworldwide3.hilton.com/en/best-price-guarantee/o...
http://www.marriott.com/online-hotel-booking.mi
https://www.ihg.com/hotels/us/en/customer-care/best-price-gu...
If you want the lowest prices on all the big hotel chains (Marriott, Hilton, IHG, Choice, Wyndham, Best Western, etc), then use www.roomkey.com I have no idea why they don't advertise it, but their loyalty pricing (you have to be a free member of their rewards system), and in exchange for the discount you get, the hotel doesn't have to pay commissions to Priceline/Expedia/other travel agents.