Shasson

Also applied 5% Spring14 coupon, as this was a PRICELINE EXPRESS Deal, for a 2 night total of $264.82

Thanks for the help, both in working through this board, and in confirming this is the hotel. VERY excited to get this deal on such a fantastic property!

Thanks AaronJB, here is the amenities list, per Priceline.express:

* Free Internet in room

* Outdoor Swimming Pool

* Pets Allowed

* Restaurant

* Business Center

* Fitness Center

Priceline.Express Deals is currently offering a 4* in Phoenix (Goodyear-Litchfield Park) for $119 for my dates of April 10-12.  The only hotel that seems eligible for that location and star level is the Wigwam (which would be awesome). However, for my dates, the Wigwam shows no availability on their own website, and on pretty much all other hotel booking websites (including Priceline's retail page).

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My fear would be that somehow the Renaissaince Resort in Glendale, about 5 miles north would actually be the win. However, based on priceline's maps, that shouldn't be the case.

So I guess I have two questions:

-are the maps pretty sacred? That is, if express deals offers a 4* in Goodyear-Litchfield Park, I can assume it really is in that region, and not anywhere else (I do realize that a new hotel could be a 4* in this area, though that seems fairly unlikely).

-If I "win" a PRICELINE EXPRESS deal for a hotel that is otherwise sold out, should I have any concerns about being bumped? I've been using PRICELINE either name-your-own or express deals for over a decade with no problem, but was curious if there were instances of priceliners being turned away.

Thanks!

Priceline Express Deals is currently offering a 4* in Phoenix (Goodyear-Litchfield Park) for $119 for my dates of April 10-12.  The only hotel that seems eligible for that location and star level is the Wigwam (which would be awesome). However, for my dates, the Wigwam shows no availability on their own website, and on pretty much all other hotel booking websites (including Priceline's retail page).

.

My fear would be that somehow the Renaissaince Resort in Glendale, about 5 miles north would actually be the win. However, based on priceline's maps, that shouldn't be the case.

So I guess I have two questions:

-are the maps pretty sacred? That is, if express deals offers a 4* in Goodyear-Litchfield Park, I can assume it really is in that region, and not anywhere else (I do realize that a new hotel could be a 4* in this area, though that seems fairly unlikely).

-If I "win" a PRICELINE EXPRESS deal for a hotel that is otherwise sold out, should I have any concerns about being bumped? I've been using priceline either name-your-own or express deals for over a decade with no problem, but was curious if there were instances of priceliners being turned away.

Thanks (first post, sorry for making it so long! And, Go Blue!)