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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Do not use American Forces Travel

Do not use American Forces Travel. In the end you will find that the amount of headache dealing with customer service is not worth the couple dollars (if any) you save on travel. I have used their service twice and encounted massive resistance and heartache both times. They basically use Priceline as their booking agent and with them being a third party, you have not options for any problems you may encounter with rooms or other options you booked. My experience was a hotel in Florence, SC (Comfort Inn and Suites). The rooms were disgusting. Hair in the beds. Hair ties in the beds. Beds were made but linen was unchanges. Trash cans full. Floors filthy. Bathrooms unclean (hair on shower walls and tun basin). Key cards would not work. Hotel management was absent 100% of the time. When I contacted American Forces Travel (5-6 times) I explained my terrible experience. I was told on each call that I would receive a call back with some resolution. I never received any calls or coorespondence until they finally disapproved any compensation for our miserable stay. I was lied to by first line call personel as well as "supervisors" who assured me my concerns were excalated but in the mean time, here is a 20% coupon for my next travel. I will never use American Forces Travel again or Priceline. An absolute horror story of an experience. Trust me, they do not care about you, your family, or your travel nightmare.

20 March 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

The last time that I reserve a hotel…

The last time that I reserve a hotel using a third party. Our flights were changed so we needed to move our hotel. I called Priceline/american forces travel 3 separate times to try and do this. They claimed that they "called the hotel" and that I would be emailed with the changes. When I called the hotel to confirm they said no such a claim had been made and that I could not do it, it HAD to come from Priceline/american forces travel.

For a company specifically trying to help veterans/military, they did an absolute crap job.

16 March 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I want to share my experience with American Forces Travel

I want to share my experience with American Forces Travel so others can make an informed decision.

I booked a hotel reservation through their website and, due to a schedule conflict, needed to cancel the same day. My cancellation was well within the terms of their stated cancellation policy. To make sure everything was handled properly, I called their customer service directly. The representative verbally confirmed that my reservation had been cancelled, and I relied on that confirmation.

Unfortunately, the cancellation was never processed, and my credit card was later charged for the full amount.

When I contacted American Forces Travel to resolve the issue, they stated they had no record of my call. I provided my Verizon phone records showing the exact date and time of my calls, but they still denied ever receiving them and would not take responsibility.

What is most disappointing is the lack of accountability and trust. If I had missed the cancellation window, failed to call, or simply not shown up, I would accept the charge. But being told directly that the reservation was cancelled — and then being charged anyway — reflects very poorly on their customer service and internal processes.

I served in the military my entire career, and this was my first time using a travel service that markets specifically to military personnel. Based on this experience, I do not recommend booking through American Forces Travel and would strongly advise others to proceed with caution. I would not trust their customer service or rely on verbal confirmations.

This experience felt dishonest and has completely eroded my confidence in doing business with them again.

12 February 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I used AFT recently and I learned they…

I used AFT recently and I learned they use the Priceline platform. My recent experience wasn't great. The airline made an unexpected change to our travel and from that point on it was a disaster. They charged fees for every little change you make even if it was the airlines fault. I ended spending about $600 dollars more for the change of airline tickets. I don't plan to use AFT ever again. I believe they don't look out for veterans even AFT is suppose to be use as a travel tool do veterans.

3 December 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Worse company ever miltary stay away!!

Worse company ever miltary stay away!!! Waste of money and time! Wish I would have seen the reviews before I added this to my trip! Had to shorten my trip and info they asking for is ridiculous! Clearly if I left early it was for a good reason! Especially where I was! Scam

25 November 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

0 stars here When I made hotel…

0 stars here When I made hotel reservation, i missed it was through priceline. SHAME ON ME!!!

Credit card showed charge for nov. 4th, should have been for nov. 9th. Also showed wrong city for hotel . I disputed the charge because of the errors on my credit card statement

I owe the charge i attempted to contact priceline. You cannot speak to a live human being. Better luck talking ro the devil!!!

If the credit card charge had been charged to rhe correct date and city of hotel there would be no dispute

Armed forces travel made this veteran look like an idiot to my credit card company I had not used priceline for several years because of them ripping me off!!

Stay away from Armed forces travel for hotels you can do better booking through choice hotels, (ie) as a leisure veteran

9 November 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Actual hotel room not as booked through AFT

I called the hotel to confirm the actual room booked through Armed Forces Travel and found it was a 1 Queen bed room instead of a 2 Queen Bed minisuite that I booked and retained printed documentation. Upon calling AFT customer service, they could not resolve it with their booking agent, so upchanneled within Priceline to resolve in a few days through e-mail. I continued to be disconnected and could not resolve, so I cancelled the hotel reservation--too much trouble.

27 August 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Cancellation policy is ridiculous

Cancellation policy is ridiculous, you only have 24 hours to cancel otherwise lose your money.
I tried ro cancel a reservation 3 months and could not do it lost $89.00.
I feel that Department of the Navy or Defense should investigate all reviews and act. Personally I get better prices going direct.

1 December 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Booked a rental car with Nextcar…

Booked a rental car with Nextcar through AFT. Wrong move!! Nextcar are scammers and AFT should know it and protect us veterans. Enough reviews for AFT/priceline to know about Nextcar and should kick them off of their site. Be aware of AFT's recommendations and do your own research and PLEASE read reviews. Wish I would have.

29 December 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Never Again Volunteer Yourself

Welcome to USA where its government officials claim they take care of their veterans. Believe that, and you'd likely seen an ice berg in Miami in July too. These companies from insurance, financial groups, travel, retail, and even automobile dealerships etc. all make claim they support veterans with their discounts but truth be known they do not fulfill their promise no different than US Defense department et al. They mislead public with that word "veteran" only to generate greater prospects for more sales which leads to additional profits likely not to had occurred with tricky wording. It's germane to getting a letter in mail from some bank you've done business with in past with ideaology you're going to get free money from their tricky letter. Deposit $300 before (date), and earn additional $300 bonus on us; except ones don't normally read that fine print where either longterm monthly deposited must be made, direct deposit required, or must meet some off-the-wall action to meet that freebie. Truth is simple, if you are happy with who you bank with then stay with that bank, believe it nobody is going to give you anything for "free" because an action you thought was honorable later results in a trick, especially if you become injured later from such trick. Read the fine print such as found near naval bases - NAVY - "Never Again Volunteer Yourself" - that message holds truth because those who make promises for your volunteered time means nothing other than they've just made another sell, and who suffers later if become injured? You do.

29 April 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Forget Changing Your Plans

Forget changing your plans if you use American Forces Travel. They will charge you almost the full amount of any purchase to cancel and increase the cancellation fee the closer you are to your travel dates. Their travel coverage is a joke and only covers you if you lose your luggage or are sick. There is no way to contact the company through e-mail and their automated system is slow. If you are military or a veteran don't waste your time with this website. It is a scam.

12 April 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Buyer beware!!! You will receive either no service or poor service

This agency uses "partners" which you are not allowed to approve in advance. Meaning, I was passed from American Forces Travel, to Priceline and then to Agoda.

Needless to say, I did not know who to contact in the event of a problem. In the process, I also lost the ability to have a refundable rate. And, generally was ignored.

Their contact email is NOT functional and returns as undeliverable. It might actually be the world's worst travel company and you have nobody to complain to except for your credit card company to dispute the charges. You certainly will NOT get to speak to a person in this company. In fact, I think it is a phantom company and it only exists as something like a "drop-shipping" company on Amazon. A company that advertises, but outsources everything to other companies and provices the worst service possible and nobody to even call and complain to.

I am in the process of cancelling all of my reservations for the next 6 weeks of travel and I am rebooking directly with the hotels. Otherwise, the hotel will not even attempt to resolve your problems or make changes since this semi-non-existent company has no working email or telephone number

28 March 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Just completely frustrated…

Just completely frustrating dealing with garbage customer service. How this site is allowed to service the military is a joke. We booked a hotel in Florida for 3 nights and it stated free cancelation up to a couple days prior. Which was a month away.
We never received a confirmation email or anything. They did however charge us immediately! Trying to cancel was a hassle as they said there is no record of me booking anything. All they could say was talk to your bank.
Now it is going to take possibly 10 days to dispute the charge. Just because a few people my have been lucky using this site, I wouldn't chance it! I definitely will never use it again!

29 January 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THESE PEOPLE


Do NOT do business with these people! They call themselves "American Forces Travel" and they present themselves as a travel agency dedicated to supporting the brave men and women in the armed forces, however, my experience revealed a different side.

Initially, I was drawn in by their claims of being military-friendly, which made me trust them with my travel plans. However, when my cruise was unexpectedly canceled by the cruise line, things took a turn for the worse. Instead of issuing a prompt refund, American Forces Travel made every effort to hold onto my money. Even when it was clear that the cancellation was not my fault, they were still trying to keep the funds and avoid responsibility.

This was my first experience dealing with this company and it left me feeling deceived and frustrated. It seemed like a blatant attempt to take advantage of service members, rather than providing the support and assistance they claim to offer. Communication with their customer service was difficult as well; I felt like I was just going in circles trying to get my money back.

I can't stress enough the importance of doing your research before trusting a company with your hard-earned money, especially one that markets itself as being for military personnel. This organization seems to prioritize profit over service, and I encourage you to think very carefully before handing over any funds!

24 October 2024
Unprompted review

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