They take the usual credit cards at checkout—Visa, Mastercard, and Amex go through fine. Sometimes PayPal shows up, but it depends on the inventory. Honestly, just use a credit card with solid chargeback protection like Chase or Amex. Third-party wholesale brokers are notorious for dropping reservations, so don't risk debit here.

Honestly, ignore EasyClick’s loyalty program. They don’t publish point values anywhere, and the checkout won't tell you either. If you want actual savings, skip their phantom rewards and just stack Rakuten with direct bookings at Marriott, or cross-check Trivago. You’ll save way more upfront than waiting on mystery points that never cash out.

EasyClickTravel has zero student discount programs, so no UNiDAYS or Student Beans integration at all. Don’t bother hunting for an .edu verification box at checkout. If you need actual student rates, look at StudentUniverse instead, or just grab the generic 5% promo code from ECT’s newsletter popup. Always compare the total on Google Hotels.

EasyClickTravel pulls from wholesale bed banks, so there’s no universal cancellation window. Most cheap rates are strictly non-refundable. Always read the rate rules right above the "Book Now" button before paying. If you already booked, check your PDF voucher or call customer service; self-service cancellations on their site are basically non-existent.