SnD

Listed as a boutique hotel will fitness center, business center and internet access.  I'm happy with the rate.  I'd already booked this hotel as a backup, but for $329/night. 

I used the HOTWIRE link here to book my hotel.

After an unsuccessful bid using the name your own price tool, I accepted a PRICELINE EXPRESS deal.  It showed that the hotel had a pool, fitness center, restaurant and accepted pets.  I got the Sheraton Suites Wilmington Downtown for $60/night.  The total with taxes and fees was $142 for two nights. The property is a little outside of the area I was hoping for but it's definitely a good deal.  I used the PRICELINE link here to start my search.

I just bid (using the better bidding link to Priceline, of course) and got the Sheraton Chicago Hotel for $115/night.  I first tried bidding on Millenium Park-Loop-Grant Park zone for the same price and my bid was rejected.  Then, I added N MIchigan Ave-River North and it was accepted!  I'm happy with the hotel, it has really good reviews and is in the perfect area for sightseeing.

I got the Hilton Crystal City for $64, $80 including taxes for 1 night, Nov 12-13. I bid once before using the same price point, but only including hotels in DC proper and it wasn't accepted. The hotel has mixed reviews. Does anyone know if it's possible to change reservations made using Priceline bidding?

Thanks,

SnD

I booked 1 room at the Marriott Copley Place for $130/night for July 25-27. The regular priceline price for the same days was $299/night when I booked, so I think it's a great deal! I bid $90, $100, and $120 in the Copley Square and Quincy Market areas before getting this room.

I just booked a room at the Holiday Inn Chateau Lemoyne for Sat 1/29 to Mon 1/31 for $77 per night (plus $17 for taxes). About a $35/night savings from the price listed on priceline at the time. This was my 2nd bid. My 1st bid of $60 on 12/3/2010 wasn't accepted.