I tried to make a reservation for Yosemite Lodge with National Park Reservations.instead, they booked me for my "second choice", the Awahnee Hotel at $542 per night. When I cancelled, they charged my credit card for $164. ...
This is a very clever web scheme travel service. For the unwary - like me -this leads to a big rip off. If you google Shenandoah national park lodging, the search result has the usual List but the one you want is "visitshenandoah.com" a free reservation service not ...
Yes, this company is a ripoff. National Park Reservations is very good at search engine optimization, so they often appear at the top of a search list. National Park Reservations charges a 10% fee above the cost of the reservation, which is disclosed in small print—especially if you end up in the ...
The Site mimics the look of the National Parks but is not tied to the park system and charges a 10% fee for a reservation you can make yourself. You can call (if you can find the number) the Park Lodge itself. I addtion they said I put down for a hotel I know I did not select and had no plans on ...
Don’t utilize this reservation agency. They're not associated with the US National Parks. They make concerns with resorts that the customers can very quickly create without spending the 10% reservation charge. One my first phone, they created the reservation using the incorrect resort (two times as ...
These people mislead the public by identifying themselves as "National Park Reservations". They won't answer e-mails and won't give answers over the phone. I planned an event at Yosemite working with the authorized park consessionaire who correctly told me that reservations made through ...