susan73

Ok, so I just put a bid in a priceline. First did midtown east 4 1/2 * for $155. night, rejected then did 3.5* at $156 , got Hilton garden Inn midtown/east manhattan , this is totaly fine. thanks for all your help. I used your PRICELINE links on your page. I will post this to.

what do you think if there is a 3* , times square north on hotwire for $172/night, do you think its the wellington ??  is this good choice ?

Oh, I just realized I hit your links,   the $159 link is not available anymore, so I will check hotwire. 

P:S:  I am assuming these are all hotwire hotels, correct ? Am I better off doing this than trying to go the bidding route ?

Looking at all these options right now.  I could also do wall street 4 star all nights for $149/night ? that is the area I had a reservation in at doubletree, but then we have to subway more, price is tempting.  The Lexington was just suggested by a tripadvisor blog, but the area sounds good. The only down thing is its no internet in room, but oh well.   I am checking out the stuff you sent me now. thanks.

Is there anyway one can tell me to bid, either priceline or hotwire, and stay away from getting Hotel Pennsylvnia ??  thanks. 

thank you.  Do you have any idea if any of these hotels with bids is the Lexington Autograph New york (marriott)  thanks.  really like this one. 

Hi,  thanks so much . I think if its NOT including taxes, I will have to do the least cost option. If the $190 is all inclusive, then one stay is good .  Sorry, but I am trying to stick with my budget which would be about $200/night/USA with all taxes included.  thanks again, susan !! 

Hi,  Yes I am willing to split my bid.  Oct 15-19th is for right in NYC, then later on the 19th we are going to head over to EWR to stay, for a early moring flight 6:45 AM.  I habe decised I do not want to go south to the downtown-financial area, as we like busy/people/walks at night with lots people around, etc.  thanks so much for your help, it is SOO appreciated. 

Ok, so downtown is the financial district, correct ?  There is also Hotel Pennsylvania , the Mave or Days Inn broadway all between 1000-1100/cdn.  The doubletree is $947 cdn.  Are these better options, or should I do a bid , or a split bid, like you suggest ? When you say take it from here, is it a service you offer ?  Thanks ! Susan 

Hi,  I guess it work to about $180/USD.  Desired star rating is not as important as location for us, but 2 star and up would be fine.  I will check into the splitting thing. This all said, I did just book a FULLY cancellable room for 4 nights at Double Tree in the financial district for  $727. USD plus tax., via the booking .com special of the moment, (I will call it)   I am keeping my options open though, as I can cancel anytime, but not sure , is this district to far south in manhattan, I like to be around people/crowds. Dont want a lonely night time area.   Thanks, Susan 

Hope I can get some idea here.  My adult daughter and myself (females) will be in NYC oct 15-19 , 4 nights,  the 5th night (20) we are at EWR hotel. Will really prefer to stay in the manhattan area but preferable not above the upper west/east side, but any way south of that.  I would like to bid on priceline or hotwire. We are coming from canada, so my budget , I was hoping, would be total of $800 cdn for 4 nights. I am flexible with the accomodation, as area is more important to me.  Can anyone give me a idea on what or area to bid where my chances will be better for this price range.  I understand it is popular time in NYC, but thats all the time we have.  thanks so much !