Michael Guertin
Google
Click Clack? More Like Bait and Switch
If you enjoy arriving in a foreign country for your best friend’s wedding only to find out your paid hotel reservation was canceled and handed to someone else, then the Click Clack Hotel in Medellín is your dream destination.
We even paid for an extra night in advance so we’d have a room ready the moment we landed — you know, so we could shower, change, and not look like jet-lagged zombies in the wedding photos. But apparently, at Click Clack, a confirmed reservation means nothing. They shrugged, told us there was no room, and offered exactly zero solutions. No help finding another hotel. No alternative room. Not even an apology that sounded remotely sincere.
Oh, and the cherry on top? They flat-out refused to refund the money we paid for the room they gave to someone else. That’s right — they keep your cash and your bed.
In short: stylish marketing, zero reliability, and customer service that could win awards for indifference. If you like gambling with your travel plans and don’t mind potentially being stranded in a city after a long flight, book here. If you prefer hotels that actually honor their reservations, run — don’t walk — in the opposite direction.