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We all know that last-minute booking often comes at a price, but did you know there's risk in booking too early, too? While there's no exact best time to book, you should try to keep seasonality in mind and make sure you check rates a few times before booking as they can drop even within a day or two.

It's easy to get swept up when you find a great rate, but don't let that solely determine where you end up staying. Take a step back and consider the location, on-site amenities, and whether or not it includes convenient extras like breakfast or an airport shuttle. Often, it's worth paying more for all the above.

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So you were hoping for an ocean-view king and you ended up in a first-floor double near the elevators. While this might have happened no matter what, it wouldn't have hurt to ask the front desk for a better room upon check-in. While you have to be realistic in your request—you likely won't make off with a top-floor suite if you booked a budget-friendly twin room—you can often finagle a view or higher floor if you're nice and have no expectations.

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