Is Clicktrip legit?
A real Danish company. Check the room and the fees.

Yes. Clicktrip is a hotel booking site founded in Denmark in 2021, and its Impressum names the company behind it: Fundamental Holiday A/S, with its registered address in Copenhagen and Danish tax number DK41903406. Its terms are governed by Danish law. Treat a low price as a lead to check: in our data its cheapest hotel listings never named the room.

Sometimes. In our September 2026 price snapshots Clicktrip was the cheapest site at 16 hotels where some site was 5% or more below the going rate, typically 16% below, 12 of them in the US. Across 3,753 hotel prices in 199 cities that is a small share: most of the time another site was lower. At none of the 23 times it had the lowest price did its listing name the room.

Only if the room you booked allows it. Clicktrip's terms say all bookings are final and cannot be cancelled or refunded unless the cancellation policy for that room says so, and that your card is charged the full amount even if you do not use the booking. Read the room's cancellation policy before you pay.

Not always. Clicktrip's terms say its rates do not include fees the hotel charges at check-out, such as resort, parking or energy fees, and that local taxes such as a tourist tax are paid at the hotel. They also say Clicktrip may add a transaction charge depending on where you are, your card brand or a corporate card; cards from EU countries are exempt.

No. Clicktrip's terms say bookings made through the site are not eligible for hotel reward or club programs. If you collect points with a hotel chain, compare Clicktrip's price with the chain's own member rate.

Underbook is a free Chrome extension that shows every site's price for your hotel and dates side by side and says whether the cheaper listing names your room. You can also check a hotel on underbook.co without installing anything.