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October 2, 2023
For a year, we booked through *********** for the Scotland-Romania rugby match. On the same day, we were told rather curtly that all the rooms were taken. That *********** had sold 200 reservations instead of 50. And basically, politely I think, we had to leave, with no indication of another hotel, nor an apology offered. Or rather, a false apology blaming Booking. Even worse, saying it was OUR fault because we had booked through *********** and not the hotel's website directly. Luckily, it was me and the in-laws who were driving; my girlfriend and her sister, with their disabilities, would not have had the stamina to drive 150 km round trip on the same day. Personally, I don't like conflict and I remained calm. However, I want to clarify one point: When you pay for ***********, it's not to offer fake reservations. You should have checked with them and therefore anticipated and warned them. But given the "panic" at the time and the fact that we booked a year ago, that means no one looked or questioned it. Admitting that you had made a mistake was a given. Positive: since the reservation wasn't paid in advance, we didn't have any problems getting a refund and we were able to park far from the hotel for the duration of the match.
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