Let Leximo call the hotel
Small hotels often have better answers on the phone than online: real availability, a direct rate, whether the room is quiet. Leximo calls, asks and books, then tells you what you got.
How it works
- 1
Say what you're looking for
The hotel, your dates, the room you want, your budget and anything to ask: parking, late arrival, breakfast.
- 2
Leximo calls the front desk
It asks your questions, books if the terms match what you said, and checks the details back with the hotel.
- 3
You get the confirmation
The dates, room, price and confirmation number if the hotel gives one, with a transcript of the call.
Example
“Call the guesthouse in Lisbon I saved and ask if they have a double room for 12–14 November under €180 a night. We arrive around midnight — check that's OK.”
They have a double for both nights at €165 a night, breakfast included. Late arrival is fine; the night desk is open 24 hours. Not booked yet — tell Leximo to go ahead and it will call back.
Why let Leximo call
- Questions answered by the people at the desk, not a booking page
- Confirms an online booking or special request directly with the hotel
- Calls in the hotel's language when you're booking abroad
- A transcript of exactly what the hotel agreed to
Questions
Can Leximo pay for the room?+
No, Leximo doesn't make payments. If the hotel needs a card to guarantee the booking, Leximo tells you so you can complete it.
Can it confirm a booking I made on a booking site?+
Yes. Leximo can call the hotel to check that your reservation and any requests, like a late check-in, are on file.
Which languages can it call in?+
Ten: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Hindi and Japanese.