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  1. Thanks to both of you for the replies.

     

    I would have no complaint with the Intercontinental but much prefer the Condado area.  Not a fan of the Sheraton in comparison to some other 4* Condado due to lack of beachfront (and that's a deal killer with the wife and kids).  Seems like the PR board had a lot more activity before they classified Sheraton and Water Club as 4*.

     

    Would love to score the Marriott Stellaris or the Vanderbilt - but that's optimal scores.  So I am being a little select.  Intercontinental would work fine - but I may take a run at priceline tonight.  Or maybe just pay the incremental on Marriott.

     

  2. Thanks for the reply.  Sorry about not closing out the old post.  Not so sure I like the original post as it seems to be Ciaqala (sp). 

    Looking at the same criteria today but for Isla Verde, it's interesting that area shows 3 listings for 4*.

    Can you distinguish which hotel this is ($207 per night):   Resort, Beachfront hotel, Casino, Fitness center, Pool(s), Restaurant(s), Business center, Self-service laundry, Internet access, Tennis nearby, Spa services, Accessible for visually impaired, Accessible for hearing impaired, Accessible path of travel, In-room accessibility, Accessible bathroom, Accessible parking, Roll-in shower 

     

    Don;t know the protocol if I should have opened a new post.

     

    Oh, and I am particular - there are some hotels I really do not want.  Not the Sheraton and not the Water Club

  3. You may want to go HOTWIRE instead. PRICELINE has added the SJ Water Club to their list of resorts - and that's more of an adult's place with almost no pool (small). That could be a trip ruiner for a young one. Seems like hotwire has been showing the Caribe (Condado) pretty regularly but for more like $130.

    You first step would be to look through the resorts available through Priceline and determine if all those places are acceptable to you. If so, you are ready to bid; if not, you need to weigh your options.

  4. The Conrad is at the west end of Ashford Avenue. Ashford is bustling all times of the day. Always people out and many good places to eat drink.

    The Caribe is close but it's about a .75 mile walk (not bad) but it's over the bridge and a few blocks off to the north - and the immediate area is fairly dead. It's not a bad area - just night and day as far as surroundings. So much so that I am considering paying extra to stay at Conrad.

  5. Completely disappointed that PL restructured SJ to 4 star. It used to be a can't miss bidding resort.

    Right now, scoring the Water Club or the Sheraton would be a complete disappointment (in my situation).

    Looking for May 11-18 - and the Conrad Condado would be my first pick. Any ideas to help my odds (not so much of getting the Conrad but of not getting the other two)?

    Sorry, it's a little off topic. I hate to waste people's time but I expect it's now just part of the risk

    Love the site.

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