One Time - www.onetime.com

Oh my gosh! The worst resort that I have ever stayed at Myrtle Beach, SC. We were told with reservationist that we would have 2 parking passes because we had an executive suite and will be driving two separate cars. At check in we only received 1 parking pass. We were told that one vehicle would have to public park and that would cost "$10" per/day. We requested for no room above the fourth floor due to personal reason. Once again at check-in we were, well just say "above the elven floor". No 24 hr. laundry. Make sure you take your own wash cloths and towels. 15 minutes to unload luggage from your vehicle and wait for elevators, unload luggage once you get to your room and to get back to your vehicle. Wow! that is recording breaking. The worst resort ever.

Room cleaning excellent. That is where it ends. Motel 6 in Amherst is so cheap they don't even have an alarm clock in room. I needed to put clothing items in drawers, guess what no drawers. My phone didn't work, no dial tone. It took 2 1/2 to 3 hours for someone to plug a different in and they were told by me and staff I needed a new phone in my room. No coffee makers in room. Would like to have known about no drawers. or alarm clock in rooms. Had a 5 day stay. I have paid as much at other hotels where all these things were included plus more. Never again even if they do leave the light on. They suck.

I always use onetime when travel planning. I find that I am able to compare all the different travel sites with them and find the best price.

I found this site while looking to book a room at the La Quinta in Portland, ME. They were the first site I searched and I was able to compare several different travel sites to see who had rooms available and what the price on the available rooms was. The hotel had rooms on the dates I was searching and I ended up booking through Expedia, which was one of the sites that onetime allowed me to search. I've only used this site once, but it was easy and simple and I would definitely recommend it to someone who wanted to do a quick comparison.