Top tip for booking hotels in Thailand. Only book with free cancellation option to one day before. Then book only 2 nights at a time. When things go pear shaped you can cancel and move on.

@Shannon *******

and who gets to decide this? You? I tend to agree with William here.

@Graham *****

thanks for that info. I normally do it straight up, but will wait the 30 days to avoid any drama.👍🍻

@Graham *****

ok thanks, that is right, what is the rule now on the 60 days if I can please ask? I am about to go again.

We have done it a day after landing on several occasions. Some of the more touristy places like Pattaya have unique rules I have been told. Check direct with their office.

@Tony ********

hind sight is a very cruel teacher. Has happened to me too. Aaah next time.😁

@David ******

thanks that’s excellent. I thought they might be using their crappy ATM conversion. I fear accidentally hitting yes when i am not concentrating.

@Bob *********

what exchange rate do they use?

@Julane ******

yeah I won’t book anymore with it. Because it just doesn’t always happen. Also if you read small print. If under a certain amount Agoda also take a certain amount. Example ,can’t remember exactly $1US so most times you get nothing anyway.Major Scam. I just wish all these boggy people would latch onto this and expose them. Unfortunately I am just way too old to fully get into it. Sad but true.🍻

@Ryan ******

totally agree. I always book just one or 2 night blocks to get my total stay. Cheaper. And if the hotel turns out not to be what you expected. Most have cancelation these days and I just cancel the remaining days and find somewhere else