Be careful with Super.com. Their prices are not real, and if their system makes a mistake, they will blame the hotel instead of taking responsibility.
My reservation number was B_21471293.
I booked a stay at The Royal Haciendas for 2 adults + 1 child (10) + 1 teenager (15). I entered the correct ages during the booking process, and Super.com offered a price based on exactly those ages. I did everything correctly.
However, when I arrived at the hotel, they told me that Super.com had sent the reservation as "2 children", not one child and one 15-year-old teenager. Because of this inaccurate information, the hotel charged me $330 USD at check-in.
The hotel provided written confirmation that this charge was triggered because Super.com sent the wrong classification.
When I contacted Super.com, they tried to justify the issue by quoting the hotel's policy that "children under 12 stay free."
But this is NOT what I booked:
I never selected a "kids stay free" promotion
I entered the correct ages: 10 and 15
Super.com offered and charged me based on those ages
Super.com incorrectly transmitted my 15-year-old as a "child under 12"
I provided them with every piece of evidence:
The hotel's written explanation
The $330 USD receipt
My reservation showing the correct ages
The hotel voucher showing Super.com sent "2 children"
Despite all this, Super.com continues to deny responsibility and keeps blaming the hotel — even though the hotel only applied what Super.com sent.
This behavior is unacceptable, and I am still waiting for a fair resolution.
If you are considering booking with Super.com, be careful: the price you see may not reflect what you will actually pay, and if something goes wrong, they will not take responsibility.
Recommendation: Do not use super.com as the prices are not real