Hopper: Flights, Hotels & Cars Reviews – Page 3
5/5 rating based on 692 reviews. Read all reviews for Hopper: Flights, Hotels & Cars for iPhone.
Hopper: Flights, Hotels & Cars is free iOS app published by Hopper Inc.
One of my favorite apps, by far!
Cahtah
I can’t tell ENOUGH people about it. It is my go-to for any, and every, flight consideration or purchase. I’m constantly plugging travel dates/locations in and just planning my trips according to when it’s cheapest to go. I really do love it so much. There have been numerous times that I set my details and forgot about them until the app notified me of the lowest price. Highly recommend!
Great App
Franny Klee
Soooo Helpful Makes my life much easier and frees up my time to do other things 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️for sure Franny Klee
I was skeptical
drillsergeantdave
I bought one hotel off hopper. That’s it so far. Sure, great deal but….ya know what they’re not? Obnoxious or annoying. It’s a quick poke, not a HEY DON’T MISS OUT ON THIS ONCE IN A LIFETIME. Blah blah blah. Name the app, Travelocity, Priceline, Expedia, I’ve got them all. Just spam. I’m actually taking the time to appreciate these folks. Keep doing what Cher doin. No this isn’t a paid ad. I’ve had this app less than a month
Read the Fine Print
45Insight
The functionality of the app is well designed and responsive. However, the language is deceiving when booking. Note that even if you select to book a suite on the app, they will only book you into a room with an equivalent bed. So you think you’re getting a good deal for a suite with a king bed, when really you’re getting a marginal or no discount on a room with a king bed. When you dig into their room guarantee language it is carefully crafted to say no specific room type can be booked with certainly only bed size. So even though the app shows different rooms to book, you can’t lock anything but bed size. We had to pay an additional $250/night to secure the suite we had booked on Hopper but got hustled.
Typical add 20$
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Adds 20+USD if you look at a flight more than once. Standard to the industry but still gets a ? from a user who goes by price point. UI looks great though