jgbeehive

Bid $39 and $45 in Valley Forge, Plymouth meeting, West Chester, and Valley Forge North for 3* and 2.5* - in various iterations. Taxes $12 --> Total = $63 Used the PRICELINE link!

I'm sorry I meant to put 4*, rather than 3.5*. Also, this was the first bid and was accepted.

Thanks for narrowing my search/ bidding price! :)

Started bidding at $55, next bid at $63 was successful. Used the PRICELINE link from this site. Thanks!

Tried priceline yesterday from $80-90, no luck. Hotwire was at $105. Today, Hotwire dropped to $90, which fit my range. Ended up with Doubletree Chelsea, close to Penn Station, which I need. Thanks

Ok, thank you. Followed the links, and actually saw a hotwire deal today that fit my needs. I will post separately on the hotwire board. Appreciate your help!

Hi, thanks everyone for the great and helpful info on this site. Ive been checking it out a for a while, but this is my first post :) Trying to get a 3.5* in MSG-convention center for nights of 1/5 and 1/6. Have a train early from Penn Station on saturday 1/7, so dont want to have to travel far early that morning (thus, was really only considering MSG & maybe Hells Kitchen zones). I see on Hotwire that 3.5* MSG zone is going for $105/night (The New Yorker?), so thought I may be able to undershoot that on Priceline - no luck so far, and went up to $90/night (including Hells Kitchen). Any advice on how to proceed? Am I missing any steps to get a good deal on Priceline? Is it worth expanding my zone search? I figured I can wait a day to book, and if nothing comes out of Priceline, can go with the Hotwire one. I figure if The New Yorker is the likely candidate on Hotwire, I am fine with that. How quality are the 3* in MSG zone - is it worth including that lower star level? I dont want to save $30 and get substantially lower quality, but am not familiar with this zone (usually book in CPS or MTE) - so maybe its worth it. Thanks!