Not a trustworthy company. They claim they are not part of Russia but they are. Not US based! Beware! This is a Russian company. It’s actually Emerging travel. This company is NOT based in US like they claim. Their US address is a virtual office. Credit card payments will not go through and bookings will be canceled. They will say it’s a security thing and you will get a confirmation but the hotel won’t have your room! The service is horrible! Don’t use this company!

Years ago when Ratehawk was offering… Years ago when Ratehawk was offering their platform we were skeptycal as we were very satisfied with other providers but after another travel agency showed me all the advantages of the platform I agreed to give it a try. Never regreted that decision and now we use Ratehawk almost exclusively. Booking engine is super easy to use and compared to other platforms there are so many different and very useful filters + pre-checking is done in hotels in order to avoid any problems at the arrival of the clients. Very few issues we ever had has been handled quickly by the support team or account manager who always does her best to get everything sorted asap. We definitely recommend Ratehawk as a B2B partner.

Amazing experience My experience with RateHawk was amazing. I booked a trip to Italy for a cheap price and everything went even better than expected.

Non-existent company Non-existent company! No one is replying or giving a clear answer whatsoever. The account manager is always on vacation. No reply for 3 days, and no answer or help for reservations that they have canceled. They don't have any proof that we requested to cancel, nor do they have logs or anything. Our customers are angry and left without rooms and they are not helping.

Practical Booking Tool with Room for Improvement I've been booking through RateHawk for a good while. It generally offers a great variety of hotels and fair pricing. Response times from support could be better during busy periods too. Nonetheless, it's proven userful for planing trips for those I work with. I'll definitely keep it in my toolkit