HRH or RPR for universal?

[DisneyPrin]

Do you find it's best to book the Universal hotels direct with them or though a ticket website?

[Col&Ali]

Originally Posted by DisneyPrin

Do you find it's best to book the Universal hotels direct with them or though a ticket website?

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There are various ways to book Universal hotels - any hotel website, eg, Expedia, BA Hotels etc - you can also book using Tesco clubcard points (x3 value) via Hotels.com.

You can also book through cash back sites.

There is no "best" method - just what's cheapest at the time works for me

[Saddy1996]

We’ve stayed in both for a night. Distance same. Hard Rock too noisy - music playing all the time - lol!
We wanted quiet afternoon after noise of parks!

[DisneyPrin]

Originally Posted by Col&Ali

There are various ways to book Universal hotels - any hotel website, eg, Expedia, BA Hotels etc - you can also book using Tesco clubcard points (x3 value) via Hotels.com.

You can also book through cash back sites.

There is no "best" method - just what's cheapest at the time works for me

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Ooh thank you for letting me know about Tesco clubcard, will probably end up doing this if I have enough points!

[tikka234]

We stayed at HRH last time pleasant 1 0 min walk l k to parks
We're trying RPR this year it was a bit cheaper as well

[amarooney]

Travel Republic used to only want a £1 deposit, thinks it's gone up to £10, balance due a few weeks before departure. Portofino is much nicer than HRH, worth considering if you can get it as cheap as another poster has suggetsed but its double the walking distance of HRH.

[Geordie boy 57]

Originally Posted by tikka234

We stayed at HRH last time pleasant 1 0 min walk l k to parks
We're trying RPR this year it was a bit cheaper as well

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We are doing the same
We loved HRH but we had a walk around RPR and that looked lovely to so we have booked it for thus years trip
Only ever do one night to make use of FOLP