A saving is only claimed here when a hotel’s own rate actually fell, and the former price is shown so you can check it. Everything else is listed at its standard rate and says so. No invented “was” prices, no countdown timers.
15 stays
Caguas, Puerto Rico
9.1(345)3-star
12% below its former $261.00
Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico
9.2(368)3-star
Standard rate — no drop to claim.
Port Antonio, Jamaica
9.0(108)3-star
Standard rate — no drop to claim.
Freeport, Bahamas
8.6(180)4-star
Standard rate — no drop to claim.
Dunmore Town, Bahamas
10.0(32)3-star
Standard rate — no drop to claim.
Georgetown, Bahamas
8.7(296)3-star
Standard rate — no drop to claim.
George Town, Bahamas
9.8(41)3-star
Standard rate — no drop to claim.
Falmouth, Jamaica
9.0(484)5-star
Standard rate — no drop to claim.
Paradise Island, Bahamas
8.4(139)4-star
Standard rate — no drop to claim.
Bayahibe, Dominican Republic
8.7(421)5-star
Standard rate — no drop to claim.
Oracabessa, Jamaica
9.2(120)4-star
Standard rate — no drop to claim.
Ocho Rios, Jamaica
9.4(176)5-star
Standard rate — no drop to claim.
Harbour Island, Bahamas
9.0(231)3-star
Standard rate — no drop to claim.
Gregory Town, Bahamas
9.4(78)3-star
Standard rate — no drop to claim.
Nassau, Bahamas
10.0(1)10-star
Standard rate — no drop to claim.
How to read these: the only saving shown here is a price drop — a rate this same hotel charged before and has since lowered, struck through so you can check it against the new one. We don’t measure a stay against a “city average”, because an average across every hotel in a city compares a beach guesthouse to a five-star tower and calls the difference a discount. Stays without a drop are listed at their standard rate and say so. 2 stays have a genuine price drop today.
