Hey guys,
I booked accommodation (3 rooms) at Novotel Bangkok On Siam Square on the 9th of January and requested a price match -10% via the online form all on accorhotels.com. I wait a few days no reply let alone confirmation. My brother also booked a room and submitted an online form at the same time, same story.
I call all numbers on the accorhotels website for Australian contacts and get the run around. Most tell me to contact reservations which I do and they say its not their department and they have no idea of whether or not I have submitted the form online. They say wait another couple of days, which I do. Still nothing. I call again, and they say someone will call me back. No call back, no email.
I called again the next day and they say someone from "upper management" will call me back. Surprise surprise no call back. So next day more aggitated I call back and they asked if I have a screenshot of the price at that time. I said no (dumb I know, but I assumed such a big organisation could handle checking a price match especially being in the business, knowing prices flutcuate! - not to mention there is no instructions on accorhotels.com saying that this is a requirement!). Again I am told I will get a call from "upper management", this time within 1-2 hours. 4 hours later suprise nothing. I am given the number for "Guest Relations" in sydney only to be told they only direct you to other departments WTF!! :evil:
The best they say they can do is get back to me in 48hours (doubt it!) and requested I send through a screenshot of the price (which has changed but is still cheaper than the current rate on accorhotels.com).
Anyway I am leaving for asia tomorrow with no resolution on my accomodation, Accor is the worst I have dealth with, I would avoid if at all possible.
p.s. I paid with a NAB Visa which I have considered a chargeback for but they say it will take a while and there is no guarantee they will cancel the transactions so now I am stuck with double booking a hotel or getting overcharged on a hotel! ahhh
I booked accommodation (3 rooms) at Novotel Bangkok On Siam Square on the 9th of January and requested a price match -10% via the online form all on accorhotels.com. I wait a few days no reply let alone confirmation. My brother also booked a room and submitted an online form at the same time, same story.
I call all numbers on the accorhotels website for Australian contacts and get the run around. Most tell me to contact reservations which I do and they say its not their department and they have no idea of whether or not I have submitted the form online. They say wait another couple of days, which I do. Still nothing. I call again, and they say someone will call me back. No call back, no email.
I called again the next day and they say someone from "upper management" will call me back. Surprise surprise no call back. So next day more aggitated I call back and they asked if I have a screenshot of the price at that time. I said no (dumb I know, but I assumed such a big organisation could handle checking a price match especially being in the business, knowing prices flutcuate! - not to mention there is no instructions on accorhotels.com saying that this is a requirement!). Again I am told I will get a call from "upper management", this time within 1-2 hours. 4 hours later suprise nothing. I am given the number for "Guest Relations" in sydney only to be told they only direct you to other departments WTF!! :evil:
The best they say they can do is get back to me in 48hours (doubt it!) and requested I send through a screenshot of the price (which has changed but is still cheaper than the current rate on accorhotels.com).
Anyway I am leaving for asia tomorrow with no resolution on my accomodation, Accor is the worst I have dealth with, I would avoid if at all possible.
p.s. I paid with a NAB Visa which I have considered a chargeback for but they say it will take a while and there is no guarantee they will cancel the transactions so now I am stuck with double booking a hotel or getting overcharged on a hotel! ahhh

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