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>>pxue+(OP)
Stop trusting shitty platforms that treat you like a product. Hotels have existed for a millenia and good hotels treat their customers very well. Of course it costs more, this is why. You essentially get what you pay for.

>>glitch+L2
Hotels have existed for millenia but work almost completely differently now. So there's no reason for them to be more reliable. Scammy hotels are extremely common, especially in touristic destinations. Hotel scams are an entire industry of their own, with fake review, ratings, price frauds...

>>mardif+w6
A $40 guidebook and sticking with reputable brands will solve this problem.