My partner booked a room 5 (!) Months in advance. It was a special occasion and we wanted to celebrate it to the fullest, staying in the center of Rome. Given the excellent reviews through Booking, we chose Domus Trevi. Here comes the week of our. weekend and we receive e-mails from Booking of credit card authorization failure for payments managed by the structure, which we try to contact as suggested in the e-mail itself. 2 mail = no reply. 2 phone calls, one with generic answers "It is a Booking procedure", "I will notify the girls who handle the payments", in the other phone call to our insistence they begin to tell us that "they will find accommodation". Obviously the credit cards inserted are 2 different, both covered and without problems (as confirmed by the bank) and used extensively even in Rome. Day before our arrival booking canceled. Ms Raluca contacts us (always the same person with whom we spoke) saying that our card is invalid (!!). Obviously the room is no longer there (!!!) but we are offered to stay at Domus Popolo paying less. We just have to accept, the last minute alternatives are few and very expensive. I would add that we enjoyed our stay at Domus Popolo, the lady who runs it is more than kind and the only thing to do is about the not impeccable cleanliness. In conclusion, those who manage these structures (I think there are 4 or 5) does not behave correctly with bookings and treats Booking customers as second-class customers. case we phoned and insisted and in any case we had an accommodation, but we read right on Domus Popolo that someone was left completely on foot at the last minute. So it is clear that we are not an isolated case. It is not enough to have rooms in central places, to know how to manage them and / or to give a good breakfast. What you lack is SERIOUSNESS and CORRECTNESS. There is no cancellation of reservations for customer A to assign the room to customer B out of sympathy or to not pay Booking commissions
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