Complaint Review: Hampton Inn & Suites - Colton California
- Hampton Inn & Suites 250 N 9th Street Colton, California U.S.A.
- Phone: 909-370.2424
- Web:
- Category: Hotel
Hampton Inn & Suites charged for overnight stay without authorization or warning, ignored refund request Colton California
*Consumer Suggestion: Request fax, e-mail confirmation
*Consumer Suggestion: Request fax, e-mail confirmation
*Consumer Suggestion: Request fax, e-mail confirmation
*Consumer Suggestion: Request fax, e-mail confirmation
Property charged my account for an overnight stay after I cancelled in advance. I never set foot on the property, nor did I stay overnight.
Property manager implied that I never attempted to cancel, thus felt no obligation reverse the charge, whether or not I ever checked-in at this facility.
I requested two things for two weeks by e-mail, fax and letters through the postal service yet neither were provided. I asked that the billed amount be credited to my account or evidence in writing that any such billing would be incurred should I not check in on the assigned day.
Neither action took place.
JT
Sacramento, California
U.S.A.
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#4 Consumer Suggestion
Request fax, e-mail confirmation
AUTHOR: Alma - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, May 25, 2006
How did you make your reservation, and how did you cancel it? By phone, on-line?
While there is no absolute sure defense against this kind of problems, but at least with "honest" hotels some paper trail could help.
If you make your reservation on-line, print out everything... NOT only the confirmation, but all the room rate, cancelation info you see during the process.
If you make the reservation on phone, ask for a fax/e-mail confirmation with cancelation rules.
If you cancel on phone, request FAX/e-mail confirmtaion of the cancelation.
IF you do not get the fax/e-mail, a warning, that you sent a copy of your cancelation to your credit card company - to prevent charges could help.
With REAL scumbags? Nothing could help....
Actually there is one way to strike back: go all the forum/web page where you can find feedback about the hotel, and share your bad experience.
Search for : hotel name+review.
And always: come HERE to post a report.

#3 Consumer Suggestion
Request fax, e-mail confirmation
AUTHOR: Alma - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, May 25, 2006
How did you make your reservation, and how did you cancel it? By phone, on-line?
While there is no absolute sure defense against this kind of problems, but at least with "honest" hotels some paper trail could help.
If you make your reservation on-line, print out everything... NOT only the confirmation, but all the room rate, cancelation info you see during the process.
If you make the reservation on phone, ask for a fax/e-mail confirmation with cancelation rules.
If you cancel on phone, request FAX/e-mail confirmtaion of the cancelation.
IF you do not get the fax/e-mail, a warning, that you sent a copy of your cancelation to your credit card company - to prevent charges could help.
With REAL scumbags? Nothing could help....
Actually there is one way to strike back: go all the forum/web page where you can find feedback about the hotel, and share your bad experience.
Search for : hotel name+review.
And always: come HERE to post a report.

#2 Consumer Suggestion
Request fax, e-mail confirmation
AUTHOR: Alma - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, May 25, 2006
How did you make your reservation, and how did you cancel it? By phone, on-line?
While there is no absolute sure defense against this kind of problems, but at least with "honest" hotels some paper trail could help.
If you make your reservation on-line, print out everything... NOT only the confirmation, but all the room rate, cancelation info you see during the process.
If you make the reservation on phone, ask for a fax/e-mail confirmation with cancelation rules.
If you cancel on phone, request FAX/e-mail confirmtaion of the cancelation.
IF you do not get the fax/e-mail, a warning, that you sent a copy of your cancelation to your credit card company - to prevent charges could help.
With REAL scumbags? Nothing could help....
Actually there is one way to strike back: go all the forum/web page where you can find feedback about the hotel, and share your bad experience.
Search for : hotel name+review.
And always: come HERE to post a report.

#1 Consumer Suggestion
Request fax, e-mail confirmation
AUTHOR: Alma - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, May 25, 2006
How did you make your reservation, and how did you cancel it? By phone, on-line?
While there is no absolute sure defense against this kind of problems, but at least with "honest" hotels some paper trail could help.
If you make your reservation on-line, print out everything... NOT only the confirmation, but all the room rate, cancelation info you see during the process.
If you make the reservation on phone, ask for a fax/e-mail confirmation with cancelation rules.
If you cancel on phone, request FAX/e-mail confirmtaion of the cancelation.
IF you do not get the fax/e-mail, a warning, that you sent a copy of your cancelation to your credit card company - to prevent charges could help.
With REAL scumbags? Nothing could help....
Actually there is one way to strike back: go all the forum/web page where you can find feedback about the hotel, and share your bad experience.
Search for : hotel name+review.
And always: come HERE to post a report.


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