They say curiosity killed the cat. I am always curious and grateful at the same time that I do not belong to the feline family else I’ll be six feet under by now while earthworms feast on my body.
Being nosy about things ins’t bad at all; you earn and learn at the same time. By being so snoopy, you meet new friends (or enemies, LOL) and eventually learn stuff which you won’t know just by reading books. And so when I heard this bunch of bloggers talking about Roomorama, I immediately had this desire of knowing what it is.
And so to experience, first hand, how the Roomorama system works, I booked one of their hosts’ properties during my first international trip to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Below are some of the photos of Hotel Chinatown I took during my stay. The inn can be found at the very heart of KL’s Jalan Petaling where all the busy bees can be found all throughout the day (and night). But that’s a whole different story.
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Completing your first Roomorama booking is just a piece of cake. Look for the fields wherein you can choose your destination and when you plan to book a property as seen below.
You will then be given a list of properties which you can sort in various ways that’ll make your searching a lot easier. Once you’ve found properties that interest you, just hit the view button to see more of their descriptions, rates, availability, maps, amenities, and everything you need to know about the accommodation.
You can make inquiries to several hosts as an assurance that someone will get back to you with your questions. You can even seek assistance from their live chat support. And if time is very vital that you can’t waste a single minute waiting for hosts to see your inquiries, then shoot the admins a message (via email) and they’ll be more than happy to assist you with your booking.
When a host finally responds to your questions and a deal has been made, you will now be asked to pay the total amount that will cover the whole duration of your stay. After that, a payment code will be generated, which you need to provide to the host ONLY before you check-in. This code will serve as your key to the property you just booked.
Simple, isn’t it? If what I said are nothing but gibberish blabbers, then a visit to Roomorama‘s site can be a lot of help. They have this FAQ section where all of your questions are pretty much answered.
And if I were to rate my first Roomorama experience on a scale of 1 (lowest) to 10 (highest), I’d give it a superb 10. What more can you ask for if you got friendly staff, secure payment modes, quick responses, unique properties, and a lot more all packed into one community? Sign up now to know more of Roomorama’s perks.
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Click HERE to read more of my Malaysia series.
Ang cool naman..:)
Kailangan po ba mag sign up ka muna?
Yes! You need to be a member of their site para makita mo yung mga properties and their hosts. ☺
Nyah!~ Ang cool naman! 2 thumbs up! I really love the way you compose your articles! Kudos! 🙂
Thanks Apple! See you on the road. 🙂