Guest Reservations

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Guest Reservations is an independent online travel agency and booking platform that sells hotel rooms and accommodation packages worldwide, often acting as an intermediary between travelers and major hotel wholesalers or chains.

Wilmington, DE, United States

About Guest Reservations

Guest Reservations is an online travel agency that markets itself as an independent travel network, offering access to over 100,000 hotels and other accommodations globally through its website guestreservations.com. The site aggregates inventory from hotel partners and wholesalers and presents room options, often under the branding of specific hotels (e.g., major chains and independent properties).([guestreservations.com](https://www.guestreservations.com/?msockid=05aa690a45296bbc0d127fe844176a13&utm_source=openai)) The customer support phone number that typically appears with GUESTRS* descriptors on card statements, 1‑800‑468‑3578, is associated with Guest Reservations / Getaroom-style bookings.([complaintsboard.com](https://www.complaintsboard.com/getaroom-getaroomcom-guestreservationscom-c1043489?utm_source=openai))

A charge with a descriptor like “GUESTRS*QUESTCHERM 8004683578” usually indicates a hotel booking processed through Guest Reservations (with the trailing text referencing the specific property, such as a Quest-branded hotel). “GUESTRS*” appears as a standard billing prefix on many hotel transactions linked to this network.([cg.sc.gov](https://cg.sc.gov/sites/cg/files/Documents/Fiscal%20Transparency/Monthly%20Charge%20Card%20Usage/2026/CCU-March2026.pdf?utm_source=openai)) Such charges may include not only the room rate but also service fees, taxes, and other booking-related charges, which can make the total higher than rates advertised by the hotel directly. Transactions are typically one-time payments for prepaid stays, though some customers may see multiple or adjusted charges if changes, cancellations, or additional fees are processed.

If you have questions about a GUESTRS* Guest Reservations charge, first locate your booking confirmation email from guestreservations.com and compare the total amount and dates with your card statement. You can contact Guest Reservations customer support using the phone number on your statement (commonly 1‑800‑468‑3578) or via the contact options listed on their website’s “Contact” page to request details, changes, or a refund review.([guestreservations.com](https://www.guestreservations.com/about/faq?utm_source=openai)) If the charge is unrecognized, ask whether any booking exists under your name, email, or card’s last four digits; if they cannot locate a valid reservation or you suspect fraud, you can then dispute the transaction with your card issuer, providing any documentation of attempted resolution.

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  1. GUESTRS*QUESTCHERM 8004683578

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my credit card statement show a charge like “GUESTRS*QUESTCHERM 8004683578”?

The “GUESTRS*” prefix is a billing descriptor used by Guest Reservations for hotel bookings. The text after the asterisk (such as QUESTCHERM) usually references the specific hotel or property you booked, and the 800‑468‑3578 number is the customer service line used for these reservations. This charge typically corresponds to a prepaid hotel stay or related fees booked through guestreservations.com or one of its partner funnels.

Is Guest Reservations the same as the hotel I thought I booked with?

Not exactly. Guest Reservations is an independent travel agency that intermediates your booking with the hotel—you are not booking directly with the hotel’s own website even if the page design and URL look similar.([guestreservations.com](https://www.guestreservations.com/?msockid=05aa690a45296bbc0d127fe844176a13&utm_source=openai)) Your credit card is charged by Guest Reservations or its associated processor (shown as GUESTRS*) rather than by the hotel brand itself, although the reservation should ultimately be passed through to the hotel’s system.

What types of fees are included in a Guest Reservations charge?

In addition to the base room rate, Guest Reservations charges may include taxes, recovery charges, and service or booking fees that are not always obvious until checkout.([reddit.com](https://www.reddit.com/r/travel/comments/ahoxlh/never_use_guestreservationscom_for_hotel_booking/?utm_source=openai)) As a result, the final amount on your card statement can be higher than the nightly rate advertised by the hotel directly. Review your confirmation email’s cost breakdown to compare line items and verify that the total matches the card charge.

How can I cancel or change a reservation made through Guest Reservations?

To modify or cancel, you must go through Guest Reservations rather than the hotel. Use the link or instructions in your confirmation email, or visit guestreservations.com and navigate to the support or contact section with your confirmation number and email address.([guestreservations.com](https://www.guestreservations.com/about/faq?utm_source=openai)) Be sure to check the cancellation policy in your confirmation—many bookings are non‑refundable or carry penalties if changed after a certain date.

How do I request a refund from Guest Reservations if there’s a problem with my stay or I was overcharged?

Start by contacting Guest Reservations support (often at 1‑800‑468‑3578 or via the contact form on guestreservations.com) and provide your confirmation number, travel dates, and a clear explanation of the issue, such as being charged more than the hotel’s rate or the hotel not having your reservation.([complaintsboard.com](https://www.complaintsboard.com/getaroom-getaroomcom-guestreservationscom-c1043489?utm_source=openai)) Ask for a written response. If they deny or do not resolve your claim and you believe the charge is inaccurate, you can escalate to your bank or card issuer with copies of your confirmation, hotel receipts, and any correspondence.

Why am I seeing more than one Guest Reservations charge or a small temporary amount on my card?

You might see multiple or pending Guest Reservations charges if there were changes to your booking, currency conversions, or pre‑authorizations. Some processors place temporary holds to verify your card before capturing the full amount. These pending holds should drop off automatically within a few business days; only the finalized, posted charge reflects what you actually pay. If a pending amount remains or you see two posted charges for the same stay, contact Guest Reservations and then your bank to investigate.

How can I confirm that my Guest Reservations booking actually reached the hotel?

After receiving your confirmation email from Guest Reservations, wait a short period and then call the hotel directly using the phone number from the hotel’s official website—not from any third‑party email. Provide your name, dates, and the hotel’s internal confirmation number if available, and ask them to verify that your reservation is in their system and fully paid. If the hotel cannot locate it, contact Guest Reservations immediately with your documentation so they can correct the issue before check‑in.([guestreservations.com](https://www.guestreservations.com/about/faq?msockid=2fb16766b4d5620b23b27184b5b76305&utm_source=openai))

What should I do if I don’t recognize a GUESTRS* charge at all?

First, check whether anyone in your household made or changed a hotel booking around the transaction date, and search your email (including spam) for messages from guestreservations.com or related booking partners. If you still don’t recognize it, call the support number listed with the charge and ask them to look up any reservations associated with your card details. If they can’t validate a legitimate booking, or if the information doesn’t match your records, notify your bank or card issuer right away and file a dispute for an unauthorized or incorrect transaction.

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