Wotif.com Reviews

The timing probably didn’t help, but the communication was really frustrating. The emails were hard to understand, and whenever I reached out to support, it felt like they kept avoiding my actual questions instead of giving me a straight answer.

I booked a room here but later found the exact same one cheaper somewhere else!!! Kind of frustrating because I expected a better deal!!!

Trying to book anything was way harder than it needed to be! I expected it to be simple, but it ended up feeling frustrating and a bit confusing?? Definitely not the smooth experience I was hoping for.

I booked through wotif.com and ended up having to cancel, thinking the refund would be straightforward. It was supposed to be quick, but it dragged on for weeks and I had to follow up more than once just to get things moving. it turned into way more stress than I expected for something that should’ve been simple. It felt like they kept putting it off, and I’m really not happy with the experience. I won’t be using them again.

I booked a hotel through Wotif and at first the price seemed decent. I’ve used a few travel booking sites before, so I know there can be the odd fee here and there, but these extra charges only really became obvious later in the checkout process. By the time I actually paid, it didn’t feel like the deal I thought I was getting. The site itself was easy enough to use, but I really think the fees should be shown more clearly upfront. Bit frustrating, and I probably wouldn’t use it again unless I had no other option.

I had to reach out to Wotif.com about my booking and didn’t get much from the support team. The replies felt basic and it took way longer than it should have to make any progress. I ended up figuring most of it out on my own, which was annoying

I booked a hotel through wotif and got the confirmation email quickly, so I assumed everything was locked in. I expected it to be the usual smooth process where you just show up and check in without any drama.

When I got to the hotel, they told me they couldn’t find any booking under my name. After travelling, that was the last thing I wanted to deal with, and I ended up waiting around while they contacted support to figure it out.

It was sorted eventually, but it definitely didn’t match what I expected from getting a confirmed booking. I’d be hesitant to rely on the confirmation email now unless wotif can make sure the hotel actually receives the booking

I had to cancel my booking and was frustrated by how strict the whole process was. I get that policies exist, but the fees felt excessive, especially since I wasn’t trying to be difficult. What annoyed me even more was the response I got after reaching out — just one of those canned apologies that sounds like nobody actually read what happened. Not a great experience.

The website looks like it could be decent, I guess, but actually using it is frustrating. Pages take a while to load, and the filters keep resetting on me, which gets annoying fast

Check-in was a mess. Everything felt disorganized, and it took way longer than it should have. I can usually roll with small hiccups, but this made me question how much I can trust things to run smoothly here.

I haven’t actually booked this place through wotif, so I don’t feel right giving it a real 1-star review based only on the photos and listing details. I’m cautious when it comes to booking accommodation, and without firsthand experience, it wouldn’t be fair to rate it properly

I booked through Wotif and the email and SMS updates were all over the place. One message would say one thing, then another would seem to say something different, so I kept second-guessing my booking. I even found myself rechecking the dates and confirmation details a few times because I didn’t fully trust the updates. It was a small thing at first, but it ended up being really annoying and way more stressful than it needed to be.

I tried booking a hotel on Wotif.com using a discount code, but it kept saying it wasn’t valid no matter what I did. What made it worse was finding the same hotel cheaper on another site anyway. It made me feel like I was being lured in by a deal that wasn’t real, and I hate feeling like I’m being fooled. Frustrating and a waste of time.

I’ve booked through Wotif a handful of times because I figured the rewards would eventually turn into something decent, but they barely added up to anything and every time I tried to actually use them it felt more annoying than helpful.

The prices didn’t seem any better than booking straight with the hotel, the reward rules felt like they were designed to make you give up, and after trying to stick with it for a while I just don’t see any real reason to be loyal

I booked a place that was showing as available, and then later got told it actually wasn’t. Like, am I wrong for thinking that if a room is listed as available, I should be able to book it? It ended up being a complete waste of time, and by then prices had gone up everywhere else. Really frustrating, and I don’t think I’ll trust Wotif.com’s availability again.

At first, this hotel seemed cheaper than a lot of the other options I was comparing, so I thought I found a good deal. But once I got to checkout, extra fees popped up and the price wasn’t nearly as appealing anymore. It felt misleading, especially when other places were more upfront about the total cost. I probably wouldn’t trust their listed prices again.

I had a problem with a hotel booking and contacted Wotif to sort it out. They did get back to me, but I felt like I had to keep following up just to know what was going on. When it’s a booking issue, I don’t really like being left unsure because there’s always that worry it could mess up the trip or cost extra. In the end, the complaint was resolved, but it took much longer than I expected. Not the worst outcome, but definitely not a great experience

The search itself was fine, I guess, but the filters really got on my nerves. I’d put in the dates I wanted and set a price range, thinking okay, this should narrow things down, and then I’d still see hotels that didn’t fit what I chose. So I kept having to go back, check the filters again, adjust things, search again, and it just felt like I was doing more work than I should’ve been. It’s not a terrible site or anything, but when the filters don’t actually filter properly, it ends up wasting a lot of time.

I wasn’t expecting a perfect outcome, but I did think they’d handle the refund a bit more reasonably. In the end, they kept my money, and let’s just say it didn’t exactly feel like the fairest way to treat a customer

My booking got changed without much warning, and when I reached out for help, it felt like no one really cared. Support just kept wasting my time instead of actually fixing anything. The whole thing was handled so carelessly and left me really frustrated.