How to book a hotel?

International hotel reservations generally require guests to provide information such as guest name, credit card (Visa/Master/AE and other international credit cards), contact phone number/email address, etc. After the online booking is successful, the general booking website will send a booking confirmation letter to the guest's mailbox, which will contain the booking information and confirmation number (confirmation number), print it out and take it away when leaving, in case the hotel can't find the booking record and the service content is inconsistent (such as whether it includes free breakfast).

In order to ensure the validity of the order, some hotels will require guests to provide information such as credit card number/expiration date when booking. If the guest doesn't check in, the hotel will charge according to the situation stated in the order, which is called no display charge. The check-in time for international reservations is generally from 2: 00 pm to 6: 00 pm. It's best to explain in advance if you check in early or are late, otherwise you may not be able to check in early or you may be late and have no room. According to what you said, there seems to be no credit card information. I suggest you check the hotels booked online. Generally, they have their contact information. Call or email to confirm, tell them the date/flight number of your arrival in Hong Kong directly, and specifically say that you will arrive after 6 pm. Please ask the hotel to keep the room you reserved, and the hotel will usually keep it for you.

It's hard to say whether to prepare cash payment, so the hotel has no guarantee. If other guests check in first, there will be a situation where you arrive without a room.

Key points of online booking:

1. Book in advance as far as possible, so that sometimes there will be unexpected discounts (time is money! )

2. Find a big booking website and compare prices.

You must receive the booking confirmation letter before the booking is successful. Print it out and take it with you.

4. Provide as much information as possible, such as credit card number/expiration date, your contact information, etc. Never give a credit card password! )

Many hotels also offer reservations on their own websites, and some prices are even more favorable than those on the reservation website.

6. Some large reservation networks provide online prepayment of international credit cards (called Prepay), so be careful!

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