Here's the setup at FlyLemo: one agent, one call, two bookings. You describe the trip, the agent prices the flight and the hotel, and you decide on each. We don't promise a package discount on this page. What you get instead is both parts quoted plainly, so you can see what each one costs and compare.
Booking a flight and hotel together on one call
- Get in touch. Call 1-856-513-6369, or use the hotel request form and bring up the flight when the agent calls you back.
- Give the details for both. For the flight: where from, where to, dates and travelers. For the hotel: the area, the nights, the rooms and a budget.
- Hear both prices. The agent comes back with hotel options and a price, plus a quote for the flight.
- Decide part by part. Take both, or just one. You're not tied to taking the pair.
- Confirm. The agent books the parts you choose.
Already booked your flight online at flylemo.com? Then ask for the hotel afterward and give the agent your flight times, so the room can be fitted around them.
Why two separate prices help you
A single combined figure can be hard to check. Two prices aren't. With the flight and the hotel quoted on their own, you can:
- See which part of the trip is driving the cost.
- Compare the flight with other flight sites and the hotel with other hotel offers.
- Change one part, such as the area or the flight time, without starting the other again.
What the flight side brings
The flight comes from a search of more than 600 airlines, cheapest first, and qualifying routes carry zero markup on the fare. The final flight price, with taxes and fees, is confirmed by the agent, and nothing is ticketed until you say yes. On international trips, ask the agent for a phone-only fare as well: those consolidator fares aren't listed online, and they can often beat what's published. Once you've flown, 10% of the airfare comes back to your account as points worth $1 each.
Flight + hotel deals: getting the dates to line up
A common slip when booking both is a hotel night that doesn't match the flight. A few checks prevent it:
- Count nights, not dates. If the flight lands the day after it departs, the first hotel night starts on landing day.
- Set the landing time against the hotel's check-in time, and ask about an early room if there's a long gap.
- Match the checkout day to the return flight, and ask about a late checkout or somewhere to leave bags if you fly in the evening.
- Before the agent books, ask them to read both sets of dates back to you together.
Driving from the airport? Add a car through the rental car request form, or ask on the same call.
If the trip changes
Call 1-856-513-6369 at any hour; real people answer for changes, cancellations and special requests. Ask about the room's cancellation terms before you book, and read the refund policy for how flight refunds work.
To get both quotes, call 1-856-513-6369 and ask for a flight and a hotel together.