Have you lost money from a non-refundable hotel reservation?
We may be able to help
Are you a California resident who lost money because you used Expedia, Priceline, Hotels.com or Booking.com to book a nonrefundable hotel, motel, bed and breakfast inn, or other short-term rental located in the State of California after October 10, 2023, for a stay to take place after July 1, 2024, and tried to cancel the reservation within 24 hours but were not allowed a refund even though the reservation was made 72 hours or more before the time of check-in?
We’re investigating whether California law requires these travel websites to provide refunds for the cost of hotel bookings if cancelled within 24 hours. If you lost money because you were not given a refund for the cost of your hotel booking within 24 hours of booking and wish to discuss your options – free of charge – please contact us for a quick, confidential, and risk-free consultation.
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