Rubbish Hotels

Rubbish
Hotels

Tell us about your worst hotel stay. We'll write it up, award it bins, and then — the useful bit — build the letters that get your money back.

Free. No account. The letters are yours to send.

One desk is funny.
The other one pays.

13 months of being polite. 3 days of being specific.

Our method comes from a real case: a refund owed, admitted in writing, then ignored for thirteen months. What broke it wasn't a nicer email. It was five letters sent on one morning, each naming a specific consequence on a specific date. The money landed three days later.

01

Pressure everything at once

Sequential escalation is how a refund takes a year. Every path opens the same day.

02

The clock is yours

Deadlines fire whether they reply or not. Their silence is not a pause button.

03

Name the date

“I'm filing a dispute on the 14th” moves people. “I may pursue this” moves nobody.

04

Find who's actually stalling

The hotel admits fault and does nothing. The booking site is usually sitting on your money.

05

Never bluff

We only write threats you can actually carry out. A called bluff kills your leverage.

06

Documentation is the weapon

If it ends at your bank, they decide on paperwork alone. Screenshot everything now.

The Wall of Shame

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Every entry written up properly and awarded its bins. Lower is worse. We're told this is unfair; we're told this by hotels.

Submit a stay

Your turn. Name the hotel, if you dare.

First-hand accounts only. We never print your surname and we never name staff.

Everything we know, free

We're not hiding the method behind a form. Read it and do it yourself — the Refund Desk just saves you an afternoon.

The Bin Test

Think you could do our job?

We've rated every hotel on the Wall. Read the evidence and award the bins yourself. Most people are far too generous.

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