Can I cancel one room or a few nights from a booking?
Often yes, before check-in and if the rate allows it. Contact trip1 support with your booking reference rather than cancelling the whole reservation yourself.
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Removing a room from a multi-room booking
Where the rate offers free cancellation and you are inside the window, the hotel can usually release one room and leave the rest untouched. Send trip1 support your booking reference and say which room to drop.
Avoid cancelling everything and rebooking, because prices move and the remaining rooms may cost more the second time around.
Shortening your stay by a few nights
Dropping nights before you arrive is usually possible, with one catch. Hotels price stays by length, so a five-night rate does not always survive being cut to three. We confirm the new total with you before anything changes.
Leaving early once you have checked in is a different situation, and many hotels charge for the nights you booked regardless.
When the answer is no
Non-refundable rates normally cannot be reduced without losing the value of the nights you drop. Contact support anyway, because hotels do make exceptions for illness, bereavement, and other genuine emergencies.
Cancelling part of a hotel booking - FAQ
It means cancelling part of a booking, such as one room from a multi-room reservation or a few nights from a stay, while keeping the rest. On trip1 this is often possible before check-in if your rate allows changes. Contact trip1 support with your booking reference rather than cancelling the whole reservation yourself.
Often yes. If the rate offers free cancellation and you are inside the window, the hotel can usually release one room and leave the rest untouched. Send trip1 support your booking reference and say which room to drop. Avoid cancelling everything and rebooking, because prices move and the remaining rooms may cost more the second time.
Usually yes, if you do it before you arrive. Hotels price stays by length, so a five-night rate does not always survive being cut to three, and trip1 confirms the new total with you before anything changes. Leaving early after check-in is different: many hotels charge for all the nights you booked.
Yes, where the rate is refundable and you are still inside the cancellation window. The refund for the removed rooms or nights goes back to the wallet you paid from within 24 to 48 hours. On a non-refundable rate, dropping nights normally means losing their value.
Not without losing what you paid, as a rule, and that includes cancelling only some nights or rooms: non-refundable rates normally cannot be reduced for a refund. It is still worth contacting trip1 support, because hotels do make exceptions for illness, bereavement and other genuine emergencies, though the decision is the hotel's.