Was very disappointed at check-in. I paid an extra $70 through ******* for an 'Executive' room. Was led to believed it had an extra sitting room, couch, bathtub etc. At check-in, the woman's first question was if I needed a handicap room. I said no; I am not handicapped. When we got up to the room, it was a regular room. I went back downstairs to point out the discrepancy and the woman bluntly asked "I asked if you needed a handicapped room and you said no". During our exchange after she said this, because I could not believe she said it with a serious face, she tried to tell me that the handicap room and executive rooms are the same. So what ******* calls an 'Executive' room, the Hilton calls a handicapped room? 1. How am I supposed to know that upon check-in? 2. How does that even make any sense? Seemed like a complete money grab to charge me extra, use some language discrepancy between the Hilton and the third party as an excuse and then tell me I have to deal with it via *******. Absolutely absurd. To this point this is my first and only complaint while using *******'s service, but it is so frustrating I am expecting to be compensated at least the difference in price between this mythical 'Executive' room and what I actually got, which was a regular room.