rck1

Bid $79, if rejected add re-bid zone and....

Bid $90, if rejected add re-bid zone and....

Bid $100, if rejected add re-bid zone and....

Bid $105, if rejected add re-bid zone and....

Bid $110, if rejected add re-bid zone and....

Bid $115, if rejected add re-bid zone and....

Bid $120.

I tried the above bid strategy with no luck. Should I wait 72 hours and try again or would you recommend a back up hotel that I can cancel and try again closer to my travel dates?

I'm also okay with a 4* (except the Westin) so maybe I should try Hotwire? Thanks.

Sorry. I read that and now I get it! :)

I have unsuccessfully bid $79, $90 and $100 so far. :)

Looking to keep re-bidding...

Is the Strip the only area that offers 5* hotels? Thanks.

Thanks for the response thereuare.

I read the thread as you suggested and I think I understand re-bidding pretty well.

What can I expect to pay for those days? I'd like to book as soon as possible so I can keep my low cost options available for my flight from BWI (currently $198 on America West).

I really didn't want to go much over $100 or $120.

Thanks!

Hi

New to the board but have been reading it all night trying get get a few tips. I'd like to try Priceline for a 5* Las Vegas (Strip) hotel at $100 for the dates Monday 10/25 to Friday 10/29.

I noticed that a poster got similar dates (Tuesday 10-26 to Friday 10-29) for $100 per night.

5* Las Vegas (Strip) Venetian, $100 ... 10/26-10/29

Can I expect the same if I bid $100? What strategy would anyone recommend? Should I just start at $100 or start lower? From the link above, I couldn't tell whether the poster just bid $100 and it was accepted or whether he had to rebid.

Thanks in advance. Great site!