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BringFido
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BringFido is one of the world’s leading pet travel and lifestyle platforms that connects millions of pet owners with more than 250,000 pet-friendly places worldwide via their website and mobile application. BringFido’s vast database of animal-friendly locations allows users to not only easily compare and book thousands of hotels and vacation rentals, but also discover restaurants, parks, hiking trails and shopping centres.
Kayak
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Kayak is not an OTA, it’s a metasearch engine for travel deals. This site will look at all the other sites and show you where the best deals are.
Pet Friendly Hotels
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Pet Friendly Hotels is an online platform that provides the largest inventory of animal-friendly hotels, motels, hostels and vacation rentals in the United States. They work directly with the properties in order to provide their customers with the lowest rates guaranteed and currently have a database of more than 25,000 different establishments. Pet Friendly Hotels are available 24-hours a day, meaning they will always be on hand should any problem arise.
Momondo
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Momondo is an easy-to-use travel metasearch engine that sorts through deals on other websites to help you find the best price. Once you find a deal on Momondo, you’ll be transferred to a booking website (an online travel agency or a hotel’s website) to book. You won’t ever actually book anything on Momondo’s website.
Hotel Tonight
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Hotel Tonight is a booking app geared towards offering great deals on last-minute hotel stays, although you can book rooms ahead of time in select cities.
Expedia
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One thing that makes Expedia unique is it offers its own rewards program. It’s free to join and allows you to earn points that you can use to book travel on Expedia. This program isn’t impressive when it comes to flights, but hotel bookings through Expedia offer a much better earn rate.
Trivago
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Trivago is metasearch engine that scours the internet to show you hotel prices on lots of other websites so that you can easily compare them.
Booking.com
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One thing that stands out about this site is its generous low-price guarantee. If you find a lower advertised price for the same reservation available to the public (not a member or special rate), Booking.com will refund the difference up to 24 hours before your check-in date. The offer needs to be online and available at the time Booking.com checks.
TripAdvisor
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TripAdvisor is known for its great reviews. It’s the place to go if you want to get a feel for a hotel or activity complete with amateur photos taken by other travelers that show what things really look like!
Hotwire
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If you have some flexibility or aren’t particular about the exact hotel you stay in, Hotwire’s Hot Rate hotels could be a way to save you some money. These are opaque bookings, meaning you won’t know the exact hotel until after the booking is complete.
Hopper
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Hopper is a mobile app that offers price predictions, so you have a better idea of when to book your room. They’re so confident in their app, they claim 95% accuracy!
Google Hotel Finder
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Did you know that you can search for hotels directly on Google? Like Kayak and TripAdvisor, this is just a search engine. You won’t actually book anything on Google — it’s just another way to find the best hotel prices.
Travelocity
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Travelocity offers a lot of different products to book including flights, hotels, cars, cruises, travel packages, and even activities, so it can be a little overwhelming if you aren’t sure exactly what you’re looking for. When searching for a hotel, you’ll see the options of adding a flight, a rental car, or both to your search