Jetsetter is an ok source for travel information. Jetsetter is not as user friendly as expedia.com and travelocity.com. Jetsetter is primarily a source for upscale hotels in the most popular destinations. I would use Jetsetter more if they offered a larger number of travel services.

Feeling pretty scammed I placed a hold for a trip the other day on jetsetter which is supposed to only charge you 10% and then you have a few days to decide if you want to book it. I wanted to figure out flights etc...seemed very reasonable to me. If you chose not to book it you sacrifice the 10% which turns into a jetsetter credit, I was fine with that. Except they charged me for the hold and the entire booking, and now they are giving me the run around to get my money back saying that they are waiting for their contact at the resort to get back to them so they can refund my money...still no call back

One star only because....... Awarding one star was the only option available to post a review, otherwise no stars would be my choice. Jetsetter is not available over the weekend and evening hours should you need to reach them. In my case Jetsetter did not update a travel date with our hotel as assured over the phone. When we arrived at our hotel we had no reservation on record and Jetsetter was not available to address this issue. We made these plans through Trip Advisor initially and learned the hard (and expensive) way that they then facilitate through Jetsetter. Neither one will take responsibility or remediate but rather pass off a problem to the other in a loop. Neither Trip Advisor or Jetsetter intermediates with the hotel on our behalf and since my credit card was charged the day of booking and the bill has long since been paid I have no means to dispute the charge . I will not be using Trip Advisor or Jetsetter for any of my future trips. - Kim Tyssowski

$4000 scam We paid $4000 for this membership. Used it once for a car rental. Ended up costing more than Costco travel. We were told we could cancel our membership. We tried and received no response. We were promised excellent deals on cruises. There were no cruises that we cared to go on. We got scammed. I can’t remember the exact date

Bad First Time Experience I booked a boutique hotel in Charleston based on the information provided by Jetsetter. The hotel was nothing like the ad. It was under renovation and only had small rooms and extremely small baths. The details you expect from a nicer accommodation were all lacking. Cheap wine and plastic cups was the 5:00 wine and cheese event. No signs for checkin produced a confusing initial experience. Thin covers and no extra blanket made for a cold night. I think you get the idea. Jetsetter did not check out this property and sold me something much less that I expected.