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Found a 3.5* property on Hotwire. MTC with:- Boutique/Smoke Free/Restaurant(s)/Internet/Fitness/Spa

2 adults on 26 Feb to 4 Mar(6 nights) $113.00 per night.

Turned out to be The Dream hotel as I expected. Very happy with the outcome after using the HOTWIRE link on betterbidding.com !

Thanks very much to everyone who responded and gave me advice, much appreciated. :)

Thanks for the guidence. W New York looks great and gets good reviews. I will consider this using the HOTWIRE link.

I'm also thinking about a 3.5* in Midtown Central for $113 a night. It has the following facilities listed:-

Boutique

Smoke Free

Fitness

Restaurant

Internet

Spa

Does this look like being the Dream Hotel ? If so, $113 seems a good price, only draw back could be the reviews saying the rooms are typical of a boutique hotel....i.e. very, very small...

MTE 4* from 26 Feb to 4 Mar 2 adults

Fitness

Restaurants

Business Centre

High Speed Internet

Spa

what property could this be ?

Also, do I need to add approx. 14% onto the $189.00 a night for taxes ?

Thanks.

Thanks very much. I've just gone round the loop twice, hitting my $130 max without any luck...not to worry, I'll likely give it another go tomorrow. Do you think i'm being unrealistic looking for a 4* in MTE in late Feb, early March ?

Thanks for your help thus far, much appreciated.

I've seen people getting the Grand Hyatt for $105 and $106 so I suppose I'm being tight and not willing to pay over the odds....however, these low prices are mid January so I should really expect to pay a bit more for late Feb, early March.

Let's say my max is $130 before tax - which i guess is approx. another 14%...

What do you recommend ?

After I've used up my 5 re-bids for the first time, do I then have to wait 24hrs before I go through it all again ?

Hi again, just about to launch a bid effort and wanted to double check something, hope you don't mind...

My ideal is to get a 4* in MTE so my strategy is:-

Bid $90 after selecting MTE and 4* hotels - if rejected...

Bid $95 after adding B into my requirements - if rejected...

Big $100 after adding UES into my requirements - if rejected...

Bid $105 after adding MSG into my requirements - if rejected...

Bid $110 after adding LIA into my requirements - if rejected...

Bid $115 after adding CA into my requirements making MTE, B, UES, MSG, LIA & CA all 'checked'

Does that sound about right ?

Hello. Yeah, think i've sussed the 5 "free bid" zones I could use; Chelsea, Brooklyn, Long Island, Madison Sq Garden and now Upper East Side.

My limit for this 6 night stay is $120.00 per night.

Thanks.

Thanks for the quick response !

No main reason I fancy MTE, it's really just that I've stayed in various places over the years; from Washingston Sq Hotel to Hudson up beside CP and found MTE the area I prefer - but yeah, I suppose any of the Midtown areas would be just as handy...got married in the Waldorf in 2005 so probably got a soft spot for that area...seems to be some great deals to be had at the Grand Hyatt ?

Hi all, new to the site but have read a lot of posts re strategy, re-bidding etc. Just looking for a bit advice/confirmation before I commit to a bid using your PRICELINE link please...

Looking for a 4* property in MTE, likely start my bids at 90$ then add re-bid areas that DON'T have 4* or above properties - that's correct guys eh ?

Can someone confirm what my re-bid areas are please ?

Thanks very much, much appreciated.